Curriculum Vitae. Robert (Bob) R. Davidson, M.Div., M.Ed., LMFT

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1 Curriculum Vitae Robert (Bob) R. Davidson, M.Div., M.Ed., LMFT Family Institute P.C Pacific Ave., Suite 202 Forest Grove, OR Phone: (503) Tigard Office: 9735 SW Shady Ln., Suite 304 Tigard, OR Personal: Born: August 1, 1947 Marital Status: Married 33 years to my girl friend Children: Ages 31, 27, 23 (Boys) Military History: LTC (Lieutenant Colonel) Retired Career Objectives and Goals: I plan to continue training and supervising mental health professionals in systems theory. Specialty Areas: Marital and Family Therapy, Addiction and Codependency, Depression, Survivors of Incest, Abuse: Child and Spouse, Critical Debriefs, Trauma and Victim Assistance, Parenting issues and Child misbehavior, Certified and trained in the following prevention workshops: Systematic Training for Effective Parenting (STEP), Active Parenting, Family Wellness, Couples Communication, TIME, PREPARE, PREP. Education, Civilian: 6/85-8/86 M. Ed. University of Louisville; Louisville, KY Major: Family Counseling; Met clinical membership with AAMFT. 6/73-8/75 M. Div. Andrews University; Berrien Springs, MI Major: Seminary and Clinical Pastoral Education 9/68-8/72 BA Walla Walla College; College Place, WA Major: Theology; Minor, Physical Education Experience: Present Marriage and Family Therapist, Clinical Supervisor, Consultant. Family Institute, P.C., Tigard Family Counseling Center, and supervisor at Samaritan Counseling Center ( ). Providing individual, group, marital and family therapy and clinical supervision. Consultant for new counseling and training center construction and development. Conduct prevention workshops for community needs (i.e. STEP, Active Parenting, PET, Marriage Dialogue, Couple Enrichment, Couple Communication, Family Wellness, Crisis Debriefing, etc). Professional development workshops for clergy and mental health providers. Also, providing supervision in marriage and family therapy for graduate students at Portland State University and Western Evangelical Seminary/George Fox University Director and Clinical Supervisor for the U.S. Army Family Life Chaplain Training Program at Fort Benning, GA. Within 18 months received recognition by the Chief of Chaplains as The Model Marriage and Family Therapy Training Program in the U.S. Army Chaplaincy. Annually train six full-time student (chaplains) and five civilians for certification in marriage and family therapy (MFT). All supervision is conducted live using oneway mirrors and video taping. Training includes supervising Supervisors-in-Training and developing training tapes of interventions for the U.S. Army Family Life Chaplaincy. Remodeled the (2600 sq ft) facility to meet the needs for a clinical supervision site and training program for the U.S. Army at a cost of $80,000. Site includes four one-way mirrors for supervision and audio/video equipment to aide in the treatment/learning environment. Developed a $16,000 professional MFT video library for mental health professionals at Fort

2 Curriculum Vitae Robert R. Davidson, M. Div., M. Ed. Page 2 Benning. Consultant for Department of the Army on creating and starting MFT training programs and Family Life Centers Army-wide. Provide multiple Army posts with guidance and logistics to start, equip and staff new centers. NOVA (National Organization for Victim Assistance) trained in community crisis (Critical Incident) debriefings Affiliate Instructor at Auburn University, Auburn, AL. Teach either Clinical Supervision three quarter hour graduate course each quarter. Work with the Marriage and Family Therapy Department faculty in providing an accredited AAMFT practicum site for graduate students Faculty Member at Pastoral Institute s training program. Providing a joint training format that meets the requirements for membership in the American Association of Pastoral Counselor under the Pastoral Institute s accreditation as an AAPC training program. Students receive a certificate from Pastoral Institute in Pastoral Counseling attesting that they have met the standards of training Adjunct Professor with American Academy of Family Physicians at Martin Army Medical Center. Provide training, consultation and supervision for Family Practice intern doctors. Each intern rotates through the training program and participates in direct clinical treatment of clients. They participate in therapy and group supervision. Additional training events on family systems theory are presented to all interns throughout the academic year Adjunct Professor at Columbus State University. Teach two Practicum/Internships five hour graduate course each quarter. Work with the College of Education and Community Counseling Department faculty in providing an accredited CACREP practicum site for 12 graduate counseling students. 8/92-4/94 Director and Clinical Supervisor, Chaplains Family Life Ministry and Training Center, Fort Bragg, NC; provide supervision, enrichment and consultation opportunities in Marriage and Family Therapy issues for the 76+ chaplains at Fort Bragg; offer teaching and training events for clergy and other professionals with the PREPARE/ENRICH, MBTI, FIRO instruments, provide individual and group supervision for six part-time staff members working toward AAMFT membership; conduct preventative workshops in marriage enrichment, parenting, singles, and step-family issues to the community. Provide group therapy for Adults Molested As Children (AMAC) and Males Taking Responsibilities (males who are abusive and sexual perpetrators). 8/91-8/92 Brigade Chaplain for the United States Army Field Artillery School Brigade. Responsible for management and administration of all pastoral duties for three Battalions (over 3300 soldiers and their families). Provide clinical supervision for two Reynolds Army Hospital social workers and two chaplains working on their clinical membership with AAMFT. 1/89-8/91 Adjunct Professor at University of Oklahoma. Taught the two graduate level courses in Marriage and Family Therapy at Fort Sill, OK. Each course included a Practicum and Clinical Supervision meeting AAMFT supervision requirements. Worked with the College of Human Relations faculty in providing a these graduate courses. 10/89-8/91 Clinical/Training Director, Chaplain Family Life Center, Fort Sill, OK; Trainer and Supervisor of Marriage and Family Therapy issues for the 30 chaplains at Fort Sill; taught the two graduate level Family Ministry Training Program courses as adjunct professor for the University of Oklahoma for chaplains and other professionals; provided training and supervision with PREPARE/ENRICH, MBTI, FIRO instruments; provided individual and group supervision for staff members and those working toward AAMFT membership; conducted preventative workshops in marriage enrichment, parenting, singles, and step-family issues; and provided family support programs for families during Operation Desert Storm. 8/86-10/89 Director, Chaplains' Family Life Ministry and Training Center, Fort Leonard Wood, MO; consultant and trainer for health care professionals (which included 20 plus chaplains and the Family Advocacy Team -M.S.W.'s and Social Work Services in case management of child and spouse abuse); worked with dysfunctional families and provided supervision for professionals working toward AAMFT clinical membership; provided weekly, monthly, quarterly workshops in parenting, step-families, singles, and marriage enrichment; developed group therapy for Adults Molested As Children, sponsored Compassionate Friends, developed a daily closed circuit video TV ministry for the Fort Wood post population; and remodeled a 7200 square foot building to make it functional for

3 Curriculum Vitae Robert R. Davidson, M. Div., M. Ed. Page 3 training, supervision, and family therapy at a cost of $37, for materials with volunteer labor. 8/84-6/85 Assistant Division Chaplain; 2nd Infantry Division, Korea; Pastor for Happy Mountain Chapel, provided Chaplain coverage for 2nd Medical Battalion, 702nd Maintenance Battalion, and 4th Chemical Company (1800 total personnel). 9/82-12/83 Assistant Garrison Chaplain; Fort Campbell, KY; manager for the post-wide chapel programs as the Central Chapel Manager for the Protestant and Catholic congregations with a staff of four enlisted. Managed the chaplain property and supplies ($5.5 million value) for the Division as the Property Book Officer with a staff of two (enlisted and civilian). Provided daily chaplain coverage for the prisoners and staff at the Confinement Facilities, as the Stockade and Law Enforcement Chaplain. 5/80-9/82 Assistant Brigade Chaplain; Fort Campbell, KY; with responsibilities of chaplain coverage for the 1/501 Infantry Battalion (600 personnel), counseling, and marriage workshops. 7/79-5/80 Assistant DISCOM Chaplain; Fort Campbell, KY; with responsibilities of chaplain coverage for the 326 Medical and 801 Maintenance Battalions (800 personnel). 7/76-5/79 Pastor; Brookings and Gold Beach, Oregon Seventh-day Adventist Churches. Conducted Evangelism, Bible Studies and Pastoral Counseling for the district and community. 8/75-7/76 Associate Pastor for the Springfield, Oregon Seventh-day Adventist Church. Provided pastoral leadership for the youth and the Fall Creek Seventh-day Adventist Church. 8/73-5/75 Davidson Construction; provided remodeling, concrete work, building and repairs, to include kitchen cabinet making and refinishing at Berrien Springs, MI, while in graduate school. Four employed. 8/72-5/73 Associate Pastor, Vancouver, Washington Seventh-day Adventist Church. Provided pastoral ministries for the youth and young couples of the church. Memberships: Clinical Member American Association for Marriage and Family Therapists (AAMFT). #14798 Approved Supervisor American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT). #14798 Fellow American Association of Pastoral Counselors (AAPC) #6744 until June 2001 Member NOVA -National Organization of Victim Assistance Member National Service Organization Chapter of Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries (ACM) Certified Member Association of Adventist Family Life Professionals (AAFLP) Licensure: Marriage and Family Therapist -- State of Oregon License #T0095 Awards/Recognition: 7/96 Received the Active Teacher Award recognition from the American Academy of Family Physicians for training Family Practice Physicians at Fort Benning, GA International Who s Who of Professionals; Volume 2, , page Representative Professional Presentations: 6/97 Graduate Teaching - Columbus State University. Teaching: Special Topics: Family Life Education (CPS 655), a 5 quarter hour Summer class from June to August, /97 Two day training and certification of 20 chaplains at Fort Bragg, NC in FIRO Theory, Certification and Use of the FIRO-B, FIRO-F, FIRO-BC in Marriage and Family Therapy (March 5 th and 6 th ).

4 Curriculum Vitae Robert R. Davidson, M. Div., M. Ed. Page 4 9/96 Graduate Teaching - Columbus State University. Taught the Marriage and Family Assessment (CPS 846), 5 quarter hour class from September to December 1996 for 12 registered students. 8/96 Presented a workshop entitled: The FIRO-B as an Assessment Pastoral Counseling Tool. A six hour training event (August 29) with Andrews University D.Min. program at Southern Adventist University, Collegedale, TN. 5/96 Presented a six hour CEU workshop entitled: Affairs: Treating the Couple, When an Affair Happens Is There any Hope and How Can You Help?, May 29, 1996 at Fort Jackson, SC for MSW s, LPC s, Clergy and Community Health Nurses. 3/96 Presentation - Family Life Chaplain Training Conference, Colorado Springs, CO, March, Topic: A Collegiate and Cooperative Clinical Training Program Model. 2/96 Presentation - Wimbish Road SDA Church, Macon, GA, February 23-24, Topic: Parenting Seminar: When You Feel Like Calling In The SWAT Team. 1/96 Presentation - Columbus First SDA Church, Columbus, GA, January - March 1996 (weekly group). Topic: STEP Parenting Discussion Group. 4/95 Co-Presentation with David Lane, Ph.D., - American Counselors Association Annual Conference, Denver, CO, April 27-30, Topic: Developing Academic Training Programs with Government Agencies. 7/94 Presentation - Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries Annual Conference, Boulder, CO. Topic: Solution-Oriented Supervision and Leadership. 4/93 Presentation - Ministry Team, Fort Bragg, NC, April 18, Topic: Crisis Intervention and Suicides. 9/91 Team member - developed the Prevention Task Force on Child and Spouse Abuse for the U.S. Army Social Work and Army Community Service, Chicago, IL, September 21-25, Sum/91 Spg/91 Fall/90 Spg/90 Graduate Teaching - University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK. Three semester hour graduate class in advanced marriage and family therapy skills. Topic: Seminar in Local Issues in Human Relations: Marriage and Family Therapy-- Advanced with Supervision. Graduate Teaching - University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK. Two (three-hour, semester) graduate classes in marriage and family therapy for four semesters. Topics: Seminar in Local Issues in Human Relations: Marriage and Family Therapy I and Marriage and Family Therapy--Advanced with Supervision. Graduate Teaching - University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK. Three semester hour graduate class in marriage and family therapy. Topic: Seminar in Local Issues in Human Relations: Marriage & Family Therapy I. Graduate Teaching - University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK. Three semester hour graduate class in marriage and family therapy. Topic: Seminar in Local Issues in Human Relations: Marriage & Family Therapy I Presentation/Workshop - 2nd Infantry Division, Korea. Monthly Topic: Premarital Preparations Workshop for a Cross-Cultural Marriage. 8/84 Team Building Workshop - KY-TN Conference of SDA Teachers Convention, Madision, TN, August 15-16, Topic: Personality and Its Impact on Your Teaching Style and Leaders Values for Team Building. 7/84 Presentation/Workshop - Adventist Singles Ministries, Gladstone, OR, July 10-13, Topic: Developing Relationships That Last. 4/83 Presentation/Workshop - Adventist Singles Ministries, Kansas City, KS, April 12-13, Topic: Developing Relationships That Last.

5 Curriculum Vitae Robert R. Davidson, M. Div., M. Ed. Page Conducted multiple professional and marriage and family workshops in: Separation and Reunion, Premarital and Remarital, Communication and Conflict Resolution and Parenting seminars, and Professional/Clergy Training and Team Building workshops using MBTI, FIRO-B, and PREPARE/ ENRICH training in various locations in the East, Midwest, South and West. Research Projects and Publications: 1/97 Davidson, R. R. (1997). Premarital Counseling Helps Marriages Work. Bayonet, January 2, /95 Davidson, R. R. (1995). Three Looks at the Lamb. Collegiate Quarterly, January 9, /95 Davidson, R. R. (1995). Actions Illustrate Many Meanings of Love. Bayonet, March 3, /94 Davidson, R. R. (1994). The Immaculate Reception. Bayonet, December 1, /91 Davidson, R. R. (1991). Home Again? Great! But Hugs Can Turn into Hurts; Readjusting Takes Love and Patience. Adventist Chaplain, A Journal of Ministry in Specialized Settings, Summer 1991, Vol 7, No. 2, pp /91 Davidson, R. R. (1991). Readjusting to the Home Front. Cannoneer, April 4, /90 Davidson, R. R. (1990). I Don't Want to Die. NPUC Gleaner, February 19, /89 Davidson, R. R. (1989). I Don't Want to Die: A Dying Mon's Thoughts. Essayons, June 22, /89 Davidson, R. R. (1989). Chaplains Believe Counseling Valuable to Couples. Essayons, June 8, Published FIRO-B/F PCP FIRO-B Feedback Charts and Team Building Version FIRO-B Feedback Charts copyrighted with FIRO-B/F PCP software package. (Marketed through Family Institute, P.C.) Wrote a computer program for clinical and pastoral counselors for the FIRO-B, FIRO-F and FIRO-BC instruments. The FIRO-B/F PCP (FIRO-B/F Personality Computer Printout) is a computerized printout and is used effectively during seminars to give feedback to participants. It includes compatibility comparisons with their spouse or significant other, and capability of adding an addendum by the one administering the instrument. Presently, the FIRO-B/F PCP is copyrighted and marketed by Family Institute, P.C.. References: Mike Baltimore, Ph.D., Columbus State University, Counseling and Clinical Programs, 4225 University Ave, Columbus, GA (706) Dick Stenbakken, Ed.D., Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries (ACM), Old Columbia Pike, Silver Springs, MD , (301)