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Dr. Diane Roberts Stoler Ed. D., a Neuropsychologist and Board Health Psychologist, who sustained both an acquired (AVM) and two traumatic brain injuries years ago (auto accident and brain surgery). From her own experience and extensive research, she has written the first practical guide for professionals, families, and individuals coping with acquired and traumatic brain injury.

A successful health practitioner (who managed a private practice of 7 therapists and 250 patients), she was now thrust in the role of brain injured patient and found herself fighting for survival. From her experience and expertise, she wrote "Coping with Mild Traumatic Brain Injury," the first comprehensive guide to brain trauma and its hidden effects.

Dr. Diane understands and appreciates the role of a caregiver, because she was actively involved in the care of both her mother and one of her sons who sustained brain injuries. Dr. Diane's mother has had several strokes plus two concussions, while her son sustained three concussions causing him to have loss of his memory (amnesia) for more than four hours.

Dr. Diane's experiences have led her to devote her clinical practice, writings and personal appearances to helping organizations and individuals overcome life's obstacles and reach their potential and more.