Scott Saulson earned a BA in Political Science from the University of Michigan, an MA in International Relations from the University of Miami, and MA in Hebrew Letters from the Hebrew Union College where he was ordained as a rabbi in 1976, and a PhD in Semitics from the University of South Africa.
Prior to commencing rabbinic studies, Rabbi Saulson served as a volunteer in the US Peace Corps.
His rabbinic experience includes the pulpit, religious education, administration, publication, and community work. He has headed communities in his native USA and overseas.
Rabbi Saulson took up residence in Atlanta, Georgia in 1991, where he served the Jewish community as its chaplain through Jewish Family & Career Services for 14 years. He currently provides rabbinical services to community members, at large, and is on the team of local hospices.
Based on more than 30 years of professional pastoral experience and certification as a Family Mediator, with a specialty in Caregiving Mediation, he established Moving Parents© in 2007. Moving Parents© offers workable decisions and richer relations to individuals and families as they are guided through the well-known as well as less obvious challenges that surface when seniors face significant changes. Related to his unique practice in family- and elder-care, Scott is registered as a commentator with www.BoomerAuthority.com and with www.SeniorDecision.com, and as an authority with www.TheBusinessHouseInc.
During the General Election of 2000, he was a candidate for the Georgia House of Representatives.
Scott is married to Dr. Diane Wulfsohn, a practicing clinical psychologist. They have two daughters, Raelle and Aliya.
