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1 Herb S. French, M.A., Ph.D.(c-abd), pcadc-ii Address: P.O. Box 652 Beaverton, Oregon Present Employment:. Part-time Professor, Psychology; and Alcohol and Drug Counseling. Portland Community College Portland, Oregon Previous Degrees Awarded: M.A., Psychology, Antioch University, Seattle, 1991 B.S., Business Administration, Portland State University, 1977 University of Alabama` 1959 The Union Institute: Dates of Note: Matriculation: January 8, 1993 Certification Meeting November 19, 1994 Pregraduation Meeting August, 2003 Expected Completion of Program December, 2003 Degree: Doctor of Philosophy in Professional Psychology with a concentration in Organizational Behavior and Family Psychology Areas of Substantive Knowledge: Community College Teaching; Family Therapy, Psychology, Drug and Alcohol Counseling Private Therapy Practice Business Systems Family Owned Business Family of Origin Family Systems Organizational Development, Team Building Consultation and Counseling, Work Organizations Program Development and Administration Chemical Dependency Treatment - Clinical and Administrative 1

2 Professional Background: Present Portland Community College, Cascade Campus, Portland, Or. Courses taught: Families and Addiction, Alcohol 101, Drugs 102, Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy; Case Management. Psychology 101, Personal Exploration; 201a, General Psychology; 202a, General Psychology; 203a, General Psychology; 214, Theories of Personality; 215, Human Development; 216, Social Psychology; 239, Abnormal Psychology. September,1999 November, 2001 Clinical Supervisor, Adult Mens Residential Program, DePaul Treatment Centers, Inc., Portland, Or. September,1997 August, Mental Health Specialist 1. Marion County Childrens Mental Health. Adolescent Drug/Alcohol Treatment; Case Manager Mental Health and Dual Diagnosis Family Consultant, RidgeCrest Associates, Tigard, Or., Private Practice 4320 S.W. 110 th Ave., Beaverton, Or Director of Family Services & Family Counselor, Springbrook N.W. Newberg, Or. Clinical Supervisor, Springbrook Northwest Family Psychotherapist, Catholic Community Services, Coordinator Clark County Crisis Line, Vancouver, Wa Graduate Student, Antioch University Corporate Secretary, Accountant, LeHairdresser Ent., Inc. (wife s companies) Adjunct Family Counselor, Laurelhurst Manor, Portland, Or.; Senior Consultant, Northwest Career and Organizational Consulting, Beaverton, Or Instructor, Alcohol Awareness, National Traffic Safety Institute, Tucson, Az Executive Vice President, Corporate Secretary, Sierra Tucson, Inc. Member, Board of Directors, Executive Committee Member, Tucson, Az Family Program Director, Parkview - Chattanooga Executive Committee member Family Counselor, Parkview, Chattanooga, Tn. 2

3 The Meadows, Wickenburg, Az., Counselor trainee Serenity Lane, Eugene, Or. internship Vice President, First National Bank of Oregon Executive Chef, The Matterhorn Restaurant Assistant Manager, Trailer Equipment Dist., Portland, Or Owner-Manager, Red Steer Restaurant, Portland, Or Vice President; Trust Officer; Loan Officer - Banks and Savings and Loans 1978, 1979, 1981 Community College Instructor, Chemeketa Community College, Salem, Or. Lane Community College, Eugene, Or. Selected Bibliography: French, H. (1997) Selected readings in family systems, theory and therapy: an anthology. Salem, Or. State of Oregon Press. Dissertation for PhD in Clinical Psychology: Development of a Non-Traditional Organizational Consulting Approach: A Report of Two Case Studies of Diverse for Profit Organizations Conducted in the Context of Family Systems: A New Framework for Organizational Effectiveness, Family Owned Business: Fertile Ground for Theory and Therapy (January, 1991) Submitted to "The Family Therapy Networker", Unpublished. Family Ties: Roots of Organizational Stress (July, 1990) Submitted to "Family Therapy Journal", ACA, 1993, Unpublished. Organizations, Affiliations American Society for Training and Development, Portland Metro Chapter; Chair-Professional Development Committee, Board of Directors, American Counseling Association, International Association of Marriage and Family Therapists Division, Current. American Psychological Association, Associate Member, current 3

4 American Association of Forensic Counselors, Alcohol and Drug Specialty, Clinical Member, Currrent Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors of Oregon, current National Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors, current. Presentations And Training September, present - Teaching Psychology courses in Lower Division Transfer Program at Portland Community College, Cascade Campus; Teaching Alcohol and Drug Counseling courses at Portland Community College, Cascade Campus. January, National Institute on Teaching of Psychology. Trade Winds Resort, St. Petersburg, FL. October, Latest Issues in Counseling Substance Abusers, presented by U.S. Journal, various nationally qualified speakers. Las Vegas, NV. May, Treatment of Substance Abuse Issues for Adult Survivors of Child Abuse: Portland State University, Portland, OR. John Briere, Ph.D. May, Beyond Tolerance: An Intercultural Communication Approach to Diversity. Presenter: Janet Bennett, Ph.D. May, Is Addiction Treatment Effective: Compared to What? Presenter: Thomas McLelland, Ph.D. April, 2000 Dramatherapy: Basics and advanced skills. John Bergman, Ph.D. March, 2000 Motivational Interviewing: Intermediate. Valerie Hunter, M.A. February, Oregon Psychiatric Emergencies: Medication Management and Safety Issues. Deborah Antai-Otong, MS,RN,CS December, 1999, February, 2000 Outcomes Management I & II. Karen Fieland, M.S. November, 1999 Benzodiazepines; October, 1999 Psychotropic Medications - James Thayer, M.D. November, 1999 Individualized Assessment and Treatment Planning, Karen Fieland, M.S. October, 1999 Culturally Competent Clinical Services: Part I. Edward Morris, Ph.D. 4

5 October, 1999 creating a Respectful Environment: The Challenge of Inclusion, Cris Cullinan July, 1999 Fifth Annual Conference on Youth Violence. Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon. July 12,13,14, 1999 May, 1999 Dual Diagnosis and Brain Studies. Carlton Erickson, PhD. Portland Community College. Workforce Training Center, Portland, Oregon February, Transference and Countertransference: Boundary Issues. Portland, Oregon. Presenter: Nikki Johnson, LPC. October, co presenter - Oregon Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference, Eugene, Or. Using ASAM Criteria for assessment and treatment levels. March, 1998 Latest Research on the Brain and the Effects of Alcohol: A New View of Addiction. Carlton Erickson, Ph.D. Portland Community College Workforce Training Center, Portland, Oregon. August, Court Smarts for Therapists, Lorraine Baillie, Ph.D., Beth Shapiro, Ph.D., Marylhurst College, Marylhurst (Portland), Oregon. (workshop attended) January, Legal Aspects of Counseling. American Counseling Association workshop, Portland, Oregon. (workshop attended) October 29, 1994 "A Seminar on the New DSM-IV," Antioch University, Seattle, WA (workshop attended) October 7-9, 1994 Couples Retreat, Panel Member, Springbrook N.W., Kahneeta Resort, Oregon. (facilitator) June 4, 1994 "Understanding Shame and Experiencing a Self-Esteem Program," Gershan Kaufman, Ph.D., St. Vincent's Hospital, Portland, Or. (workshop attended) May 20-22, 1994 "Creating a Vision for Relationships", Weekend Retreat for Couples, Health Professionals Program of Oregon, Resort at the Mountain, Welches, Or. (Featured presenter) March 10-12, th Annual Family Therapy Networker Symposium, "Morality and Psychotherapy," Washington, D.C. (International conference) 5

6 November 12, 1993 "Recovery Issues Among Families of Health Professionals", Oregon Medical Association Auxiliary; OHSU, Portland, Or. (featured presenter) November 4, 1993 "S.C.A.R.S. (Survivors of Child Abuse Reaction Syndrome)", Diverse Mental Health Professionals; Springbrook Northwest, Newberg, Or. (featured presenter) September 24-26, 1993 "S.C.A.R.S. (Survivors of Child Abuse Reaction Syndrome)", Montana Health Professionals Assistance Program Retreat; Red Lodge, MT. (featured presenter) September 10, 1993 "Codependence Among Hospital Staff", Deaconess Hospital, Bozeman, MT (featured presenter) December 4, 1992 "S.C.A.R.S. (Survivors of Child Abuse Reaction Syndrome)", Diverse Mental Health Professionals; Springbrook Northwest, Newberg, Or. (featured presenter) November 6, 1992 "S.C.A.R.S. (Survivors of Child Abuse Reaction Syndrome)", Diverse Mental Health Professionals; Springbrook Northwest, Newberg, Or. (featured presenter) Sponsored Meetings: (See Appendix for evaluations and The Union Institute Sponsored Meetings and Peer Network discussion in the Reflection and Analysis Section for further commenatary.) a) Entry Colloquium: January 8, through January 18, Tiburon, California. Convenors: Dr. Bethe Hagens and Dr. Kevin Sharpe b) Seminars: 1. History and Systems in Psychology, Salt Lake City, Utah, August, Convenors: Dr. Larry Ryan, 2. Contemporary Poetry Workshop, University of California Los Angles, Sunset Village Conference Center, Los Angeles, California. August 27-31, Convenors: Dr. Carol Barrett, Dr. Caryl Bulmer. 3. Research: Approaches and Methods for Use with Textual Data. The Union Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio. September 12-16, Convenors: Dr. Rhoda Linton, Dr. Nancy Barnes. 6

7 1. Current Trends and Players in Oregon s Mental Health System, Tillamook, Oregon, April 10, Convenor: Rory F. Richardson. 2. Ethics in Psychology, Portland, Oregon, August 20, Convenor, Patricia Novick. 3. Meaning, Meaninglessness, Liminality, and Spirituality within Psychological Perspectives, Springfield, Oregon, February 18, Convenor, Loraine Gorr. 4. The Union Process: Beginning, Middle and End, Springfield, Oregon, March 26, Convenor, Loraine Gorr. 5. Ethical Applications of Forensic Science, Portland, Oregon, April 8, Convenor, Loraine Gorr, Raymond Grimsbo. 6. The Psychology of Political Oppression, Portland, Oregon, April 16, Convenor, Alexandra Vassiliou. 7. Human/Dolphin Interactions, Seattle, Washington, April 17, Convenor, Anne Mize. 7