Stan Kapuchinski, M.D., is a board certified in psychiatry and neurology. He was a dean's list undergraduate at New York's Fordham University. After Being a National Institute of Health fellow at Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Dr. Kapuchinski attended St. Louis University where he recieved his M.D. degree.

He then pursued postgraduate training at the Boston University Medical Center in Internal Medicine and Psychiatry at the Institute of Living in Hartford, Connecticut.

Dr. Kapuchinski served in the U.S. Air Force where he held the rank of Major and was the department chairman of in-patient and out-patient psychiatry. While in the military, Dr. Kapuchinski also initiated a bio-behavioral program for psychosomatic illnesses.

While serving as a psychiatric consultant to numerous medical, business and government organizations, Dr. Kapuchinski was a psychiatric volunteer at the Peruvian Amazon River Basin. Additionally, he functioned as Senior Psychiatric Specialist in Queensland, Australia.

Dr Kapuchinski's health column, "Ask Dr. K," is presently published in the Charlotte Sun Herald along with a more tongue-in-cheek column, "Ask Dr. Bob, The Evil Twin," which addresses mental health issues in a more irreverent yet dignified manner.

Dr Kapuchinski continues to practice psychiatry and write in southwest Florida.

You can read more about him by clicking on his Extended Biography