Paul Melmed moved to Lafayette and established the Melmed Learning Clinic when he completed his Ph.D. in Educational Psychology at Berkeley in 1970. He soon established close ties with local pediatricians and began helping students overcome reading and other learning disorders by “making kids feel good about themselves, and making parents feel good about their kids.” He describes Lafayette as a community where families look out for each other, and for each other’s kids. His work continues on after 47 years.
John E Dunivan says
Jdunivan@dvc.edu John Dunivan I was of his client I would like to email him
Sandie Shields says
Dr. Melmed was a huge help to my son. Our pediatrician recommended him. Forever indebted for his diagnosis and thoughtful help which allowed him to succeed.
Paul J Melmed says
0n May 3, 2021 Dr. Melmed officially retired and is grateful to students of all ages and their families for supporting the professional educational services he and his staff provided to the community for over 51 years.
Dean Dunivan Jr says
Trying to obtain copy of my old records. Please advise how to do that.
Taylor boneberg says
I went to Palmer school and was tutored by his wife Ronnie for years is she still around ? I would love to reach out and let her know what a huge impact she had on my life and that I still think of her often.
Lin Forino says
Dr. Melmed, I have never forgotten the extensive time you spent evaluating my son Jonathan, in 1987 or 1988 and how much you said you enjoyed him. Brilliant but challenging was your comment. I kept your evaluation for years but have misplaced it. Now at 43, his challenging life is crumbling and he is a broken man. Is it possible to obtain that document somehow. He needs to be evaluated and get the help/understanding/guidance of his deficits. Forever grateful to have been touched by your dedicated passion to help understand my son better. God Bless You, Lin Forino