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Education |
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| B.S.
University
of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh |
1967 |
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| M.S.
University of Wisconsin,
Madison |
1971 |
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| Ph.D.
University of Wisconsin, Madison (Clinical
Psychology) |
1972 |
| Professional
Experience |
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Clinical
Internship
University of Washington School of Medicine,
Seattle
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1972-1973
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Visiting
Assistant Professor, Research Associate
Department of Psychology, University of Oregon, Eugene
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1973-1976
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Behavior
Science Coordinator
Providence Family Medical Center, Seattle
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1976-1978
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Private
Practice, Clinical Psychology
Seattle, WA
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1976-Current
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Clinical
Faculty, University of Washington
Clinical Professor, Department of Psychology
Clinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry
& Behavioral Sciences
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2001-Current
2006-Current
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Affiliations/Activities |
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Licenses
& Certifications
Washington
(#487)
Alaska (#553)
Oregon
(#1734)
Board Certified, Clinical Psychology
(ABPP, #6039)
Associations
Fellow,
Association for Psychological Science (APS)
Fellow,
The Commission for Scientific Medicine and Mental Health
Member, American
Psychological Association (APA)
Consulting
Editor
Journal
of Consulting and Clinical Psychology
(1977-78)
Contemporary Psychology (1979-1985)
Scientific
Review of Mental Health Practice
(2001-Current)
Psychological Injury and Law (2011-Current)
Guest
Editor, Journal of Anxiety Disorders
Special Issue w/B.C. Frueh on "Challenges
to the PTSD construct and its data base" (2007)
Past
Consultant / Chair
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Chair, Task Force on Self-Help Therapies sponsored by the
Committee on Scientific and Professional Ethics and Conduct
(CSPEC), American Psychological Association (1978-79)
• Chair, Task Force on Do-it-Yourself Therapies sponsored
by Board of Professional Affairs, American Psychological Association
(1990-91)
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Consultant, Brochure on Posttraumatic Stress
Disorder ("Reunion and Re-entry: A guide for returning
military personnel and loved ones") developed by
Public Affairs Office, American Psychological Association
(1991)
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