Harvard Catalyst Profiles

Harvard Medical School	Postdoc	02/2022	Certificate in Sleep Medicine
Harvard School of Public Health		08/2020	Certificate in Clinical Effectiveness
University of Arizona	PhD	08/2019	Clinical Psychology
University of Arizona		05/2015	Certificate in College Teaching
University of Wisconsin-Madison	BA	05/2010	Psychology

Dr. Goldstein serves as Co-Director of the behavioral sleep medicine (BSM) clinic associated with the Center for Sleep and Cognition. He also maintains a full-time clinical practice with Cambridge Psychology Group, where he serves as Director of Innovation and leads their sleep services program.

In his clinical practice, Dr. Goldstein specializes in sleep and circadian rhythms, anxiety, depression, managing chronic health conditions, work-related stress, and life-stage transitions. When helpful, he integrates mindfulness, breathing-based practices, and technology such as mobile apps and wearable devices to carefully tailor each individual’s treatment plan and boost motivation for behavior change. He previously served as Clinical Director for the BIDMC Division of Digital Psychiatry.

Dr. Goldstein also remains active with research, having published over 30 peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters on sleep, depression, stress and resilience, EEG, heart rate variability, and mind-body interventions, with funding from the National Science Foundation, Mind and Life Institute, and Harvard’s Osher Center for Integrative Medicine. He continues to serve as a collaborator for clinical trial studies on sleep interventions, such as the Harvard Football Players Health Study with retired NFL players (Wanberg et al., 2022) and the MGH Survivorship Sleep Program (Hall et al., 2022), and serves as a guest editor for the Frontiers in Sleep Research Topic ‘Improving Behavioral Sleep Intervention Outcomes’.

His work has been featured in Harvard Business Review, Forbes, Prevention.com, Today.com, Oprah quarterly magazine, and other media outlets.

• Sleep
• Insomnia
• Stress
• Mindfulness
• Meditation
• EEG
• Autonomic Nervous System