Dr. George M. Kapalka
earned an MA in Psychology from Kean College and a PhD in Clinical Psychology from Fairleigh Dickinson University. Dr. Kapalka holds board certifications in Clinical Psychology (FAAClinP, ABPP) and psychopharmacology (FICPP, FPPR), as well as board certifications in additional areas, including forensics (child and family) and learning disabilities. 

Currently, Dr. Kapalka is member of Graduate Faculty at Monmouth University as an Assistant Professor within the Department of Psychological Counseling. He previously taught at several universities, including Fairleigh Dickinson University (within the PhD program in Clinical Psychology) and the New York Institute of Technology (where he served as the Director of Counselor Education). Dr. Kapalka heads a state-accredited Independent Child Study Team and he maintains a private practice that primarily focuses on the treatment of children and adolescents. In addition, he is a member of Medical Staff at Meridian Health, Brick Hospital Division.

 Dr. Kapalka is active in community education and has been interviewed in newspapers and on television. Since 1985, Dr. Kapalka has been presenting research studies at national and international conferences, and his current research interests include the management and education of children with attentional and behavioral disorders. Dr. Kapalka has authored several research articles and is currently completing a book that is based on a series of studies that researched the techniques that parents and teachers can use to manage and educate ADHD children.