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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)
Member, International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies
(ISTSS)
Consulting
Editor
Journal
of Consulting and Clinical Psychology
(1977-78)
Contemporary Psychology (1979-1985)
Scientific
Review of Mental Health Practice
(2001-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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