Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio is a family therapist, organizational consultant, author, speaker, and trainer with over twenty years experience in the arena of personal, organizational, and community empowerment. With titles that include “Dismantling White Male Privilege within Family Therapy” and “Respect for Human Differences? It Begins with Truth,” his book chapters and journal articles fuel a growing trend within family therapy that promotes fairness as the basis for healthy relationships and a healthy society.

Making Love, Playing Power: Men, Women, & the Rewards of Intimate Justice, Ken's new relationship-help book, was published in 2008. Making Love, Playing Power helps readers recognize misuse of power as the source of most relationship problems. It provides step-by-step guidance that helps readers make mutual respect, fairness, and love the foundation of their intimate partnerships.  

Transformative Family Therapy: Just Families in a Just Society, an advanced level family therapy textbook written by Ken and two coauthors, was published in 2007.

Ken brings passion for social justice to his speaking engagements at corporations, universities, professional associations, community organizations, police departments, school-based organizations, and hospitals. He has made presentations at professional conferences across the United States and in Canada, including The Annual Psychotherapy Networker Symposium (Washington, DC), The Medical College Of Pennsylvania and Hahnemann University’s “Masters of Family Therapy Conference Series” (Philadelphia, PA), The Annual Culture Conference of The Multicultural Family Institute and Rutgers University (New Brunswick, NJ), The Annual Conference of the American Orthopsychiatric Association (Toronto, ON), and The Annual Conference of The American Family Therapy Academy (Vancouver, BC).

As Vice President, Health and Wellness, at a multinational corporation, Ken coaches business leaders and human resources professionals to maximize fairness and compassion within their organizations and work teams. He leads the company’s workplace violence prevention and consultation team.  Ken has been interviewed by Human Resource Executive, Smart Money, Fox Business News, Reuters, and other media outlets.