Daniel J. Rybicki, Psy.D., DABPSClinical Psychologist - Diplomate, Forensic Psychology

Last revised 03/06/12

Education:B.A. Psychology, Summa Cum Laude (class rank #2) Claremont McKenna College,Claremont, CA 1975

M.S. Clinical Psychology, Univ. of Illinois Champaign, IL.: 1977 Master's thesis:Cognitive competency cues and and the reduction of children's fears of the dark.

Psy.D. Clinical Psychology, Univ. of Illinois,Champaign, IL.; 1980 (APA approvedPsy.D. program) Doctoral dissertation: An ecological approach to child abuse:Conceptual foundations and practical implications.

Certifications and Licenses:

California: Licensed Clinical Psychologist No. PSY-14000 Since 1994

Illinois: Licensed Clinical Psychologist No. IL #071-003195 Since 1984

Indiana: Licensed Clinical Psychologist, PrivatePractice Provider No. #20010385 Since 1980

Washington: Licensed Clinical Psychologist No. PY00003195 Since 2005

Diplomate, Forensic Psychology – American Board of Psychological Specialties Since 1998 ACFEI Member 14210

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RCE Registered Custody Evaluator, PACE – Professional Academy of CustodyEvaluators, Member and Fellow, since 1993

IACCB Certified Addictions Counselor No. 5313 1990-1994

NAADAC Certified Additions Counselor, NCAC Level I, No: 1786 1991-1995

Honors & Awards:

1986: Educator of the Year, Forest Institute

1988: Presidents Award, Forest Institute

Associations and Professional Organizations:

Founding President, Washington Chapter, Association of Family and ConciliationCourts (WA-AFCC), 2010 to present

Member, Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC), 2001 to present

Member, Society for Personality Assessment (SPA),1989-1993, 1999 to 2012

Associate Member, International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), 1999 -2009

Member, Society for Police and Criminal Psychology (SPCP), 2002 to present

Member and Fellow, American College of Forensic Examiners International (ACFEI)1998 to present

Diplomate, Forensic Psychology, American Board of Psychological Specialties since1998

Member, American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children (APSAC), 2001 topresent

Member, California Sexual Assault Investigators Association (CSAIA), 2003 to 2009

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Member, Professional Association of Custody Evaluators (PACE), 1993 to present

Associate Member, Calif. Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (CA-AMFT),2002 to 2012

Listed with LA County Superior Court Private Providers of 730 Custody Evaluators,Family Law Division, 2002 to 2012

A. Work Experience

A1. Forensic Psychology Services

Dr. Rybicki has served as an expert witness in a number of civil and criminalproceedings, with deposition, court testimony, and arbitration experience. He hasworked in cases of competency to stand trial, insanity pleas, mitigation, child custodycases, chemical dependency and DUI, as well as personal injury cases includingneuropsychological evaluation and testimony. Some of the cases have settled for significant awards (1 million dollar amounts). Experience includes assessment, reports,depositions, and testimony in cases with victims and perpetrators of sexual abuse andharassment. He has provided forensic services in Washington, California, Oregon,Arizona, Idaho, Illinois, and Indiana.

Related Teaching Experience:

-- Forensic Psychology 2 credit course, Adler Institute of Professional Psychology,Summer, 1991; 1992

-- Forensic Psychology 3 credit course, Forest Institute of Professional Psychology,Winter,1992

-- Child Custody Evaluations 3 credit course, Forest Institute of ProfessionalPsychology, Summer 1992.

Work Experience and Supervised Work Training: (chronological order)

Initial experience gained in court commitment hearings, South Bend, Indiana, workingwith Madison Center and with Univ. of Notre Dame, 1983

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Criminal prosecution assessment of cases with allegations of criminal assault andsexual deviation, 1985, South Bend, Ind.

Civil liability suits -- personal injury, neuropsychological assessment, pain cases,assessment of malingering; Case experience with settlements in excess of $750,000. :Private practice, Chicago, IL. 1985 to present

Criminal competency assessment and related assessments, private practice, Chicago,IL 1986 to 1996. Testimony in murder and assault cases in Cook, Lake, and KaneCounty. Sexual assault, indecent exposure, aggravated assault, and domestic violencecases included. Child custody evaluations, related testing, with initial supervision by Dr.Katie Gienapp, 1988

DUI and Chemical Dependency evaluations,DASA approved assessor, Lindquist,Gienapp,Strauss, 1988

DASA assessments for DUI, related court testimony, private practice, 1988 to 1990.

Child custody evaluations completed in private practice in Illinois from 1988 to 1993; 75evaluations

Child custody evaluations including 730, 733, and review and critique services andevaluations conducted in California private practice from1997 to present; 225 evaluations,including testimony and reports. Ove 300 custody evaluations total in career to date.

President, FORENPSYCH Services, Forensic Service Corp. specializing in literaturesearch and expert witness location for civil and criminal cases. Professional continuingeducation seminars for psychologists and attorneys conducted. Work done in Illinoisand California from 1994 to present, including work in Washington since 2005. Alsospecializing in expert witness assessments and consultation in five county region ofsouthern California;1995 to present.

Member, American College of Forensic Examiners Diplomate, Forensic PsychologyAwarded 1998

Member, APSAC, since 2001

Member, Calif. Sexual Assault Investigators Association, 2003-2009

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Specific Post-Doctoral Training: (one day workshops unless specified)

--1983 Illinois Psych. Association; workshop on child custody evaluations

--1985 Impact of Divorce: Children & Adolescents Scientific Lecture, Dr.RichardGardner, Forest Hospital

--1986 Identification and Treatment of Adult Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse, BarbWard, ACSW Forest Institute

--1988 Post-Sentencing Mitigation in Capital Cases. Conference presented byCook County Public Defender Office --1988 Learning Disabilities and JuvenileDelinquency Conference sponsored by Illinois Assoc. for Citizens with LearningDisability

--1989 Behavioral Sciences and the Law: Seminars on Paraphilia, Evaluation andTreatment of Sex Offenders, Malingering and Deception, and Behavioral Sciences andLaw Enforcement. Presented by Isaac Ray Center, Rush-Presbyterian, St. Luke's,Chicago

--1991 Assessment of Sexual Abuse in Children and Adolescents; Assessing Sanity atthe time of the Crime; Expert Witness Testimony and Anatomical Dolls; IPA Conf. 2days

--1992 Criminal Personality Profiling. Robert Ressler, former FBI agent, Forest Hospital --1992 Assessment of Violence Potential. The Psychopathic Personality. Dr. ReidMeloy, Chicago, 2 days.

--1995 Evaluation and Treatment of True and False Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse.Richard Gardner, Chicago. 2 days.

--1995 Forensic Assessment of Criminal Psycho-Legal Competencies. APA Conf., Dr.Alan Goldstein, Los Angeles. 1 day.

--1996 Violence and Criminality Conference. San Diego, 2 days. Drs. Resnick,Raine, Hazelwood, Monahan).

--1997 Children, Divorce, & Custody. Joint APA/ABA Conference, Los Angeles, 1 day.

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--1999 Effective Expert Witness Testimony, Am. Acad. Forensic Psych., Dr.Charles Ewing, Palm Springs, CA

--2001 Advanced Course on Legal & Ethical Issues,

--2001 Alienation in High Conflict Divorce, Dr. Philip Stahl, LACPA

--2001 6th International Conference on Domestic Violence, Dr. Robert Geffner

--2001 Conducting Child Custody Evaluations, Dr. Robert Geffner

--2001 Annual Update on Domestic Violence, Dr. Rybicki

--2002 Annual Update on Domestic Violence, Dr. Stahl

--2002 Required 1257.4 Training for Child Custody Evaluators, Part I (20 hours),Dr.Rybicki (Law & Ethics, Conducting Child Custody Evaluations, Expert Testimony)

--2003 Annual Update on Domestic Violence, Dr. Drozd --2004 Annual Update onDomestic Violence, Dr. Drozd

--2003 Required 1257.4 Training for Child Custody Evaluators, Part II (20 hours), Dr.Rybicki (Domestic Violence Impact on Families, Special Topics in Custody Evaluations,Investigating Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse)

--2005 Annual Update on Domestic Violence and 8 hr. Update on Required CustodyTopics, Dr. Joan Kelly

--2006 Annual Update on Domestic Violence and 8 hr. Update on RequiredCustody Topics, Dr. Matthew Sullivan

--2007 Required12 hour Child Custody Update (includes 4 hour DV update),Lyn Greenberg, Ph.D. – 2008 CA-AFCC: DV Update (4.0); Plenary sessions on relocation, abduction,parenting; workshops on coaching, DV, alignment (10.0) Total 14.0 hr. CME – 2008 AFCC Conference: Opening and Plenary sessions on DV, familydispute resolution (6.0 hr); workshops on attachment, children’s views of

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divorce, child development (10.5 hr) Total 16.5 CME

– 2009 CA-AFCC: DV Update (4.0); Plenary sessions, (10.0) total 16.5 CME

–2010 Required 12 hour Child Custody Update (includes 4 hour DV update),Margaret Lee, Ph.D. – sponsored by Psycholegal Associates, Los Angeles, CA.12 hours CME

– 2011 CA-AFCC: DV Update (4.0); Plenary sessions on Elkins, culturalcompetency, internet and abuse or DV (12.5) Total 16.5 hr. CME (APAprovider)

– 2011 DSHS Children’s Justice Conference, presented two workshopsPsychological Evaluation: Critical Elements and Avenues of Criticism (1.5 hr);DSM-V: Impact on Child Welfare (1.5 hr). (CE approved WA State MedicalAssociation; WA Bar Association; WA NASW)

– 2011WA-AFCC: Gatekeeping and alienation, professional ethics, parentingcoordinator, child sexual abuse Total 7.0 CME (APA provider)

Current Range of Case Experience while in private practice 1990 topresent --

• Criminal competency assessments for court considering issues of fitnessfor trial and sentencing, consideration of insanity plea, psychological &neuropsychological testing as required, reports and testimony given (26cases)

• Criminal trial testimony, including murder, aggravated assault, wrongfuldeath, and addictions related offenses. Psychological andneuropsychological assessment as required and reports and testimonygiven (65 cases)

• Neuopsychological evaluations for court, in context of criminal and civilcases, including personal injury suits (10 cases) Additionalneuropsychological evaluations for inpatient and outpatient counselingservices

• Mitigation and sentencing recommendations, reports and testimony (22cases)

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• Specialized Evaluation and testimony regarding: Sexual abuse perpetrators (75 cases) Sexual abuse victims (40 cases), Harassment victims (68 cases) assessment of trauma and related psychological injuries, civil litigation,critique of child interviews

• Additional treatment experience with victims and perpetrators of abuseand neglect, including physical, emotional, and sexual abuse ofchildren. Work with inpatient and outpatient victims, evaluations incontext of hospitalized treatment, and evaluations for pre-employment ofpersons who have abuse history. Specialized training in theseevaluations as noted in continuing education list above. Doctoraldissertation on topic of child abuse and domestic violence, withpre-doctoral supervised clinical experience working with Child ProtectiveServices for victims and perpetrators of abuse. Additional literaturereviews and book chapter forthcoming on topics.

• Experience in context of assessment and testimony for child custodycases where allegations of sexual abuse and parental alienation arise.Evaluations for suggestibility and memory issues, with child andteenage victims. Court services in this domain with testimony in familylaw court and dependency court. Family and individual evaluations andrelated reports. Additional literature reviews, and book chapterforthcoming on topic.

• Assist with research and treatment of domestic violence cases, includingsupervision of two doctoral dissertations on domestic violence andspouse abuse. Specialized annual training on domestic and familyviolence issues. Related literature reviews and workshops presented onfamily violence topics. Book chapter forthcoming on topic. Treatmentincluding family therapy and anger management therapy withperpetrators of domestic violence. Exposure to inpatient and outpatient clients as either perpetrators or victims of domestic violence. Somecases in context of custody work and consultation to attorneys withdomestic violence as key issue.

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A2. Marital and Family Therapy Experience: Specific Training:

-- Marriage and Family Therapy Practicum. Year-long training, Dr. DonShannon, Univ. of Illinois 1978

-- Child and Adolescent Therapy Practicum. Year-long training, Dr. Robert Nay,Univ. of Illinois 1977

-- Systems of Family Therapy. Post-doc. course at Family LearningCenter, South Bend, Ind. Kay Grask, MSW 1980

-- Helping Families to Change. Workshop & Conference presented by Family TherapyInstitute of Chicago. Presentations by Hoffman, Whitaker, Fisch, Framo, Papp, andGuerin. 1981

-- Marriage Counseling; Diagnosis and Treatment of Sexual Dysfunction.Workshops by IL. Psych. Assoc. Convention,1981

-- Marriage Restlessness. Workshop sponsored by Family Learning Center, So. Bend,Ind. 1982 -- Outcome Studies in Family Therapy. Dr.David Kniskern, presentation.1985 -- Impact of Divorce on Children & Adolescents. Dr. Richard Gardnerpresentation. 1985 -- Identification and Treatment of Adult Survivors of Sexual Abuseand Incest. Barbara Ward LCSW presentation. 1986

-- Multiproblem Families. Dr. Ian Alger presentation. 1986

-- Dealing with Resistant Families. Dr. Carl Whitaker presentation. 1986

-- Marital and Divorce Therapy: An Intergenerational Perspective. Dr. James Framo 2day workshop. 1987

-- AAMFT Conference and Institute 3 days 1987

-- Reclaiming Lost Childhood: ACOA issues. Dr. Claudia Black workshop. 1989

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Related Teaching Experience:

Advanced Family Therapy, Forest Institute

Family Assessment, Forest Institute

Related Work Experience and Supervised Training:

-- Two year-long practicum, as noted above

-- Additional supervised pre-doctoral and postdoctoral training prior to licensure.Conducted at Psychological Services Center at Univ. of Notre Dame, Behavioral andPsychological Family Services in South Bend, and Family Care in South Bend.

-- Clinical Membership in AAMFT awarded in 1983 based on experience

-- Provision of marital and family therapy at outpatient settings from 1981 through 1984at Psychological Services, Madison Center, and Family Care in So. Bend, Ind.

-- Provision of marital and family therapy from 1985 through present in both inpatientand outpatient settings at and with several private practice groups in Chicago includingAdaptive Learning Center, Assessment Stat, Barrington Family Institute, LindquistGienapp & Strauss.

A3. Clinical Services & Management/Administration

1995 to present -- ForenPsych Services www.forenpsychservices.com

Offices of Daniel J. Rybicki, Pasadena, CA; Burien, WA & Gig Harbor, WA.

Provide psychological assessment; psychollogical testing for parenting evaluations;

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forensic services including child custody evaluations, critique & review of other'scustody evaluations, case consultation, assessment for competency to stand trial,substance abuse assessments, and other criminal case consultation. Personal injuryassessments, specialty focus on stress and anxiety. Assessments for allegations ofchild sexual abuse and domestic violence. Deposition and trial testimony provided. Licensed Clinical and Forensic Psychologist.

1995 to 2005 Psychology Unit, Medical Services Division, Department of Personnel,City of Los Angeles, Occupational Psychologist -- Responsible for preemploymentscreening for police, fire, and related jobs; Also responsible for work-fitness evaluations& substance abuse assessments. Conducting workplace violence risk assessmentsand crisis management. Grief counseling. Staff training. Responsible forneuropsychological and other specialized assessments.

1994 Center for Counseling & Psychotherapy, Barrington and Hoffman Estates, IL.Psychodiagnostic assessments of inpatients and outpatients. Individual therapy withadults adolescents and children, both inpatient and outpatient. Marital and familytherapy, psychoeducational groups, Supervision of other mental health workers andinterns.

1994 Behavioral Medicine Institute, Long Beach, CA. Psychodiagnostic assessments ofinpatients and outpatients. Individual therapy with adults, children, and adolescents.Marital and family therapy.

1993 to 1994. Wheaton Willow Counseling Center, Wheaton & Aurora, IL. President ofChristian Counseling Programs, outpatient services to individuals, couples, families.Assessment, treatment, referral. Group and individual counseling. Specialty forensicservices, ADHD and LD services, Divorce related services.

1986 to 1994. Assessment Stat: Barrington, Libertyville, Des Plaines, and Chicago, IL.Director of private practice program of psychodiagnostic services, with computerizedevaluations, and full range of other testing services. Inpatient and outpatientevaluations, forensic evaluations (custody, competency to stand trial, psychiatriccommitment), DUI evaluations & remedial education, and vocational testing & counseling.

1985 to 1991 Adaptive Learning Center; Barrington, Libertyville, and Des Plaines, IL.Director of outpatient psychology offices, with services including full range ofprofessional services : Individual, marital, family, group psychotherapy with child,adolescent, and adult populations. Specialty services include forensic applications ofclinical psychology, custody evaluations, stress management, hypnosis, and eatingdisorders. Diagnostic services to inpatients and outpatients.

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1989 to 1994 Barrington Family Institute, Barrington, IL. Staff psychologist in outpatientprogram. Duties include delivery of individual, marital, family and group psychotherapy:consultation to courts and schools; psychological testing for inpatient and outpatientprograms; supervision of master's level therapists.

1988 Lindquist, Gienapp, Strauss & Associates; Lake Bluff, Wheaton, IL. StaffPsychologist providing educational, vocational, career, and court related services.Individual, marital, family, group therapy; divorce conciliation and custody evaluations;DUI evaluations and remedial education; inpatient psychotherapy and full range ofpsychological testing.

1985 to 1988 Director of Clinical Training, Forest Institute of Professional Psychology,Des Plaines, IL. Service as one of three administrators of independent professionalschool of psychology. Responsible for data management and clinical training records;Supervision of staff and graduate students; Develop policy and procedures regardingclinical training; Coordinate special projects -- APA accreditation committee; ClinicalTraining Committee, Community College Peer Counseling Program. Responsible forover 200 adults in training, 45 supervisors, and 95 training sites.

1986 to 1988 Program Coordinator, Stress & Anxiety Clinic Gottlieb Lifestyle Institute,Melrose Park. Designed, developed, implemented, and administered outpatientprogram for stress and anxiety treatment, with programs of individual and familytherapy, short-term psychoeducational group therapy, and speaker's bureau.Responsible for diagnostic evaluations, supervision and training of advanced doctoral interns, consultations to other staff & departments, and research projects. .

1984 Director, HOPE program, Memorial Hospital of So.Bend, IN. Designed,developed, implemented, and administered specialized regional program for eatingdisordered patients. Supervision; staff training; marketing; fiscal planning; outreach tocommunity. (HOPE: Healthy Options for Problem Eaters) 1980 to 1984 StaffPsychologist, Psychological Services Center, Univ. of Notre Dame. Individual, group, marriage & family therapy; community outreach; consultation to adm. & Faculty;supervision of graduate students. Coordinator, eating disorder project; research &teaching.

1980 to 1984 Partner, Family Care, Inc. Private group clinical practice in associationwith three family practice physicians, four psychologists. Direct clinical services,individual, family, group therapy; adolescents to older adults; hospital consultations;behavioral medicine specialty.

1981 Staff Psychologist, Madison Center (community mental health center), SouthBend, Ind. Individual family and group adult/adolescent therapy; testing and

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diagnostics; forensic evaluations; middle management position (team IIIleader)--supervision of other therapists; crisis intervention & some inpatient,hospitalization.

A4. Consulting Experience

Trial Consultant, Divorce Custody Case involving Allegations of Parental AlienationSyndrome, 2011. Vancouver, BC.

Pepperdine University Graduate School of Business and Management, 1999. Review andadvise graduate program on selection of personality assessment instruments for assistingincoming graduate students with career planning and personal growth.

Southern California Conference of Baptist Ministries, 1998. Assist in work fitnessevaluations for local pastors.

Partner, Management Resource Associates, South Bend, Ind. 1980 - 1984. Part of consulting team specializing in organizational diagnosis, survey research,incentive compensation planning, staff development, staff relations, and humanresource management. Work with banking, manufacturing, and human servicesorganizations.

Federal Ministry of Employment, Republic of West Germany, 1977. Develop andimplement vocational/ psychological training program for chronic unemployed. Stressmanagement, problem-solving, time management, career counseling, assertion.On-site staff development.

Consultant & Asst. Supervisor, Microfilm Project, Lincoln Savings & Loan, Los Angeles,Calif. 1972. Supervise 15 employees in conversion of 75,000 loan files to microfilm.quality assurance, task design and assignment, staff allocation, and development ofmotivational/compensation system based on behavioral methods. Also, surveyresearch project for community agency as public service for Savings & LoanAssociation

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A5. Teaching Experience

1995 to 2000 Adjunct Professor, Pepperdine University, Dept. of Psychology &Education. Teaching graduate psychology courses in substance abuse, counselingmodels, psychodiagnostic assessment, comprehensive review, stress management,and other areas.

1995 Adjunct Professor, California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles.Teaching graduate psychology courses in professional roles and ethics, legal issues.

1995 Adjunct Professor, Illinois School of Professional Psychology, Chicago &Rolling Meadows. Teaching graduate clinical psychology courses: Rorschach,Behavior Therapy, Psychopathology.

1994 to 1995, Adjunct Professor, BIOLA University, La Mirada, CA. Teachinggraduate clinical psychology courses.

1994 to 1995, Adjunct Professor, Pepperdine Univ. Graduate Program in Education andPsychology.

1994 to 1995, Adjunct Professor, Azuza Pacific Univ. Graduate Program in Marital andFamily Therapy.

1989 to 1995, Adjunct Professor, Alfred Adler Institute, Chicago, Il. Teachinggraduate courses in Forensic Psychology; Eating Disorders; Diagnosis &Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorders; Stress Management.

1984 to 1993, Clinical Professor, Forest Institute of Professional Psychology, Wheeling,Il. Teaching of graduate psychology courses: Theories of Personality;Psychopathology; Introduction to Eating Disorders; Clinical Practicum; InternshipSeminar; Psychodiagnostic Assessment; Cognitive Behavior Therapy; Non- specificPlacebos, Belief Systems, and Psychoneuroimmunolgy; Borderline PersonalityDisorders: Diagnosis, Treatment, & Research. Clinical Skills IV and V; AdvancedFamily Therapy; Intro. to Addictions; Adolescent Substance Abuse; FamilyAssessment. Supervision of graduate research and dissertations. Conducting ownresearch and academic writing in eating disorders, family therapy, and assessment.

1980 to 1983 Adjunct Associate Faculty, Indiana University South Bend. Teaching

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undergrad Abnormal Psych., Behavior Disorders of Children & Adolescents, Principlesof Mental Health.

1981 Adjunct Associate Faculty, Notre Dame Univ. Teaching Graduate level course inPsychopathology to APA-approved counseling program.

1981 Adjunct Associate Faculty, St. Mary's College. Teaching undergraduate abnormalpsychology.

1977 Instructor, Intro. Psych., 2 sections, Univ.of Illinois.

1976 to 1979 Teaching Assistant, Univ. of Illinois. Courses in AbnormalPsychology, 1 section @ semester.

1975 Teaching Assistant, Claremont Men's College. Courses in Behavior Modification &Physiological Psychology. Teaching undergraduate abnormal psychology.

B. Pre-Doctoral Clinical Experience

B1. Internship/Externship

1979 to 1980 Intern, Psychological Services Center Univ. of Notre Dame. Individual,group, and marital therapy; outreach programs; staff development training programs;crisis intervention and hospitalization. Training seminar attendance w/ Bandura, Selye,Frank, Kazdin, etc.

1979 to 1980 Extern, Behavioral & Psychological Family Services. Clinical evaluations, psychodiagnostic testing with children, adult and adolescent referrals. Part of regionaldiagnostic center. Work with MR, handicapped, LD populations. WAIS, WRAT, WISC,WPPSI, TAT, MMPI, Bender, Vineland, Strong, Rorschach.

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B2. Graduate Practicum Training

Seminar in Assessment Methods. Drug AbuseCounselor/CrisisIntervention. ClinicalGroup Work. Individual Therapy Practicum. Marriage & FamilyTherapy Practicum. AdvancedSelf-Management TherapyPracticum. Self-Management TherapyPracticum. Child & Adolescent Therapy Practicum. VAH Level IITraineeship--Danville,VAH. IntroductoryClinical Practicum. (total pre-doctoral supervised training: 4,925 hr)

B3. Undergraduate Clinical Experience

Behavior Modification Workshop--Pacific State Hospital Associate Research Asst. & Behavior Therapist --YoungAutism Project (Lovaas) Student Asst./BehaviorTherapist--Patton State Hospital Graduate Asst./BehaviorTherapist--Patton State Hospital (total undergrad. supervised training:1,850 hr)

C. Research & Presentations

C1. Presentations

Investigation Methods, King Co.Bar Title 26 Guardian Ad Litem Training, Seattle, WA(February 22, 2012: 2 hour CLE)

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Parenting Evaluations for Family Law Cases: Optimal Use and Avenues of Challenge.Presentation with Dr. Steve Tutty, Tacoma Pierce County Bar Family Law Division,Tacoma WA (November 18, 2011 -- 3.0 hour CLE).

Second Opinion Psychological Evaluations for Dependency Court Cases: Saving Graceor Saving Face. Sponsored by DSH OPD (October 28, 2011 -- 1.5 hour CLE).

Thorny Issues in Child Custody Investigations: Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse. Partof the First Annual WA-AFCC Chapter conference. (October 21, 2011 -- 1.5 hour CLE)

Suncadia Lodge, WA. Family Law Special Masters, presented with Frances Kevetter aspart of the annual Tacoma Pierce County Bar Association convention. (October 8,2011 -- 1.0 hour CLE)

Psychological Testing in Family Law. Sponsored by Tacoma Pierce County BarAssociation. (July 20, 2011: 1.0 hour CLE)

Psychological Evaluations: Essential Components and Avenues of Challenge.Sponsored by DSHS Children's Justice Conference, Seattle, WA. (May 10, 2011: 1.5hour CLE)

DSM-V: Impact on Child Welfare Cases. Sponsored by DSHS Children's JusticeConference, Seattle, WA. (May 10, 2011: 1.5 hour CLE)

Investigation Methods, King Co.Bar Title 26 Guardian Ad Litem Training, Seattle, WA(February 23, 2011: 2 hour CLE)

Psychological Evaluations: Essential Components and Avenues of Critical Challenge.Sponsored by Oregon State Bar Association Juvenile Law Section. Portland, OR, 2011Conference (February 25, 2011: 2 hour CLE)

Credibility Issues in Child Custody Evaluations. WA State Bar Association Mid-YearConference, Vancouver, WA. (Sat., June 19, 2010: 2 hour CLE)

Psychological Testing in Family Law Matters. Presented with Dr. Landon Poppleton andDr. Kirk Johnson. WA State Bar Association Mid-Year Conference, Vancouver, WA.(Sat., June 19, 2010: 2 hour CLE)

Attachment Issues in Parenting Evaluations sponsored by the WA Dept. of Social andHealth Services, Children's Justice Conference (Mon., May 10, 2010: 2 hour CLE)

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Limitations in Attachment Theory. Court Improvement Training Association AnnualConference (Fri., Feb.26, 2010: 2 hour CLE)

Investigation Methods for Parenting Evaluations -- part of the Title 26 Family LawGuardian ad Litem Training sponsored by the King County Bar Association (Wed., Jan.27, 2010: 2 hour CE)

Investigation Methods for Parenting Evaluations -- part of the Title 26 Family LawGuardian ad Litem Training sponsored by the King County Bar Association (Wed., Jan.27, 2010: 2 hour CE)

Art & Science of Parenting Plans: High Conflict Cases and Practical Considerations;Plus Panel with Dr. Joan Kelly, Tacoma-Pierce Co. Family Law Association (Fri., Nov.13, 2009: 6 hour CLE)

Credibility Issues in Child Custody Cases sponsored by the Family Law Division of theKing County Bar Association (Fri., Sept. 4, 2009: 1 hour CLE)

Investigation in Custody Cases, T26 GAL Training, King County, WA, Jan. 2009

Stress, Anxiety, and Grief: Skills training for Chapel Hill Lay Counselor Program, July,2008.

Domestic Violence: Assessment and assistance for Chapel Hill Lay CounselorProgram, June, 2008.

Special Topics in Assessment of Child Custody Cases. Presented at the CA-AFCCAnnual Symposium, Los Angeles, CA. February 2004.

Current Status of Parental Alienation Syndrome, Parental Alienation, and Alienated ChildModels for Assessment in Child Custody Cases. Presented at the SORT Child CustodySeminar, Burlington, VT. October, 2003.

How to Fortify Your Custody Evaluations to Stand Up in Court. Presented with MichaelOddenino, Esq., John Gaule, Esq., and Barbara Wagner, Ph.D. at the FourthInternational Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations, Association of Family andConciliation Courts, Kiawah Resort, S. Carolina, November 2000.

Special Needs Children: What Parents, Teachers, and Professionals Should Know.Presented at Forest Hospital as part of educational series on special needs children.

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October, 1991.

Reducing Malpractice Risks. Presented as part of Professional Lecture Series atForest Institute of Professional Psychology, February, 1991. DiagnosticInterviewing. Presented at Allendale/Bradley Counseling Center, Nov., 1990.

Assessment of Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse. Training seminar for theLake County Divorce Conciliators Program, Lake County Court, Nov.1990.

Parenting the Special Needs Child: Coping with Stress. Presented to UACLDConference and Dist. 300 Conference, March, 1990.

Update on Diagnosis and Treatment of Children with Attention Deficit Disorders.Presented with Dr. Robert Eme, Forest Institute Professional Lecture Series, March,1990.

Parenting the Special Needs Child. Presented for the Dist. 220 Special Education Dist.,Feb., 1990.

Raising Healthy Children: Social and Family Stresses. Presented to North BarringtonSchool, November, 1989.

Drugs, Alcohol, and Smoking: Effects and Dangers. Training and preventionvideo tape prepared for American Van Lines, National Moving and Storage.August, 1989.

Learning Disabilities and Juvenile Delinquency: An Important Link. What to do andWhere to go. Paper presented at Illinois Association for Citizens with LearningDisabilities Conference Oct. 14, 1988.

Learning Disabilities and Juvenile Delinquency: Assessment and Treatment Options.Paper presented at R & D Training Institute of Illinois Association for Citizens withLearning Disabilities, Sept. 23, 1988.

Eating and Mood Disorders: Recovery, Relapse, and Chronicity. Is there Hope? Paperpresented as part of panel discussion, BASH VI Conference, St. Louis, MO., April 16,1988.

Borderline Personality Disorders: Assessment, Diagnosis, and InnovativeTreatments. Presented as training program for Psychology interns at Greater

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Lawn MHC, March 24, 1988.

The Stresses of Parenting. Presented to PTA of St. Cyprian School, River Grove, IL.,Feb. 3, 1988. Childhood Stress. Presented as part of Evening with the Expertsspeaker's bureau series. Hoffman Estates, IL., October 29, 1987.

Relieving Your Child's Fear of School. Presented as part of Evening with the Expertsspeaker's bureau series. Hoffman Estates, IL., Oct. 1,1987.

Challenges of Family Life. Presented to PTA from Franklin Park, IL., Sept. 25, 1987.

Attention Deficit Disorders: Symptoms and Treatment Approaches. Paperpresented at park Central Hospital. Co-Sponsored by Forest Institute,Springfield, MO., June 10, 1987

Who Should Treat Eating Disorders? Paper presented at BASH Quarterly Meeting. St.Louis, Mo., May 16, 1987.

Your Children's Self-Esteem. Presented to Mann School PTA, Franklin Park, IL., May12, 1987.

Self-Defeating Attitudes and How to Combat Them. Presented to theNorthwestern Association of Women in Business, Woodfield Hyatt, May 11,1987.

Stress in the Workplace: Symptoms and Suggestions. Presented to Zahn Drugs,Melrose Park, IL, April 23, 1987.

Recognizing Stress: Signs of Depression, Burn-Out, and Tension. Presented to OldOrchard Kiwanis Club Luncheon, January 26, 1987.

Introduction to Bio-Psycho-Social Model of Bulimia. Presented as training program forinterns at Chicago Bureau of Mental Health, Greater Lawn MHC, November 13, 1986.

Complications of Addictions Model for the Treatment of Eating Disorders. Paperpresented at the Illinois Psychological Association meeting November 14, 1986,Chicago, Illinois. "To Sleep, Perchance to Dream": The Role of Sleep Disturbance inthe Multidimensional Treatment of a Male Bulimic. Paper presented at the FourthAnnual Conference on Eating Disorders, Center for Study of Anorexia & Bulimia, NewYork, November 16, 1985. Co-author with Dr. Levitt.

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Family Treatment of Adolescent Anorexia Nervosa with the Identified Patient Absent.Paper presented at the Fourth Annual Conference on Eating Disorders, CSAB, NewYork, November 16, 1985. Second author with John Levitt, Ph.D.

Eating Disorders: Definitions, Diagnosis, & Data presented at 2nd. Western RegionalConf. on Eating Disorders, UC Santa Barbara, 1984.

Treatment of Eating Disorders on a College Campus presented at Claremont Colleges,1984.

Overview of Eating Disorders, presented at Eating Disorder Awareness Week, UCSanta Barbara, 1984.

Empirical Comparisons of Bulimics & Normals, presented at the First InternationalConference on Eating Disorders, New York City, 1984.

Symposium: Changing Business Cultures, presented with Drs. Mainstone & McCuddyat Association of Behavior Analysts, Milwaukee, 1982.

The Problem Employee Syndrome, presented at ABA Conference, Milwaukee, 1982.

Symposium: Crisis of the Changing Family, presented with Dr. Rhodes, South Bend,1981.

A Serotonin Theory of Autism, presented at Calif. State Psychological Assoc., Calif.,1975.

C.2 Research and Publications:

Rybicki, D.J., and Kevetter, F. (2011). The Family Law Special Master: Trainingand Professional Duties for Conflict Resolution with High-Conflict Families. PartTwo. Washington State Bar Association Newsletter, February.

Rybicki, D.J., and Kevetter, F. (2010). The Family Law Special Master:Innovative Conflict Resolution Program for High-Conflict Families. Part One.Washington State Bar Association Newsletter, June.

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Rybicki, D.J., and Nutter, R.A. Employment-Related Psychological Evaluations:Risk Management Concerns and Current Practices. Journal of Police andCriminal Psychology, 2002, 17(2), 18-31.

Lepkowsky, C., Rybicki, D.J., Tageson, C., and McCabe, P. An Empirical Comparison of Anorexic, Bulimic, and Depressed Students, unpublishedmanuscript, 1994.

Rybicki, D.J. Observational Methods in Custody Evaluations. Custody Letter forPsychologists, 1991, Summer.

Rybicki, D.J., Lepkowksy, C., and Ardnt, S. An Empirical Assessment ofBulimic Patients Using Multiple Measures. Addictive Behaviors, 1989, 14,249-260.

Rybicki, D. & Lepkowsky, C. Assessment of Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Using theMillon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory. Bash Newsletter, Spring 1987.

Rybicki, D. Abstinence vs. Self-Control Models of Treatment for Eating Disorders.Eating Disorder Digest,1986, 1 (2), 3-5.

Rybicki, D.J., Alexander, D., Shulman, C., Schreibman, L.E., and Rosenzweig,D. The Effects of Extraneous Stimuli on the Learning Rates and PerformanceLevels of an Autistic Child. Journal of Undergraduate Psychological Research,1974, 1 (1), 37-46.

C. 3 Books, Monographs, and Book Chapters:

Rybicki, D.J. Foundations of Forensic Psychology. Book manuscript in progress.Tentative title. Expected publication date: July, 2013.

Rybicki, D.J. Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse: Contextual Factors, Sources of Error,and Iatrogenic Hazards in Premature Intervention. Unpublished manuscript.

Rybicki, D.J. Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy; Sexual Abuse in Divorce; ParentalAlienation -- selected chapter contributions to E.Fletcher-Janzen and R. Reynolds(Eds.), Childhood Disorders: Diagnostic Desk Reference. NY: Wiley, 2003.

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Rybicki, D.J. Morals, Values, and Education: Psychology's Role. In The Integration ofPsychological Principles in Policy Development. C.E. Stout (Ed.). Praeger Publications.Greenwood Publishing:Westport, CT. 1995.

Rybicki, D.J., and Stout, C.E. Critical Issues in Differential Diagnosis of PsychiatricInpatients: Selected Topics and Tests. In Current Advances in Inpatient PsychiatricCare: A Handbook. M.B. Squire, C.E.Stout, and D.H. Ruben (Eds). Greenwood Press,NY. 1993.

C.4 Workshops Provided & Public Service Appearances

Psychological Evaluations: Essential Components and Avenues of Challenge. DSHS2011 Children's Justice Conference, Seattle, WA (May 10, 2011).

DSM-V: Impact on Child Welfare. DSHS 2011 Children's Justice Conference, Seattle,WA (May 10, 2011).

Psychological Evaluations: Essential Components and Avenues of Critical Challenge.Sponsored by Oregon State Bar Association Juvenile Law Section. Portland, OR, 2011Conference (February 25, 2011: 2 hour CLE)

Investigation Methods, King Co.Bar Title 26 Guardian Ad Litem Training, Seattle, WA(February 23, 2011: 2 hour CLE)

Credibility Issues in Child Custody Evaluations. WA State Bar Association Mid-YearConference, Vancouver, WA. (2010)

Panel Discussion -- Psychological Testing in Family Law Matters. Presented with Dr.Landon Poppleton and Dr. Kirk Johnson. WA State Bar Association Mid-YearConference, Vancouver, WA. (2010)

Attachment Issues in Parenting Evaluations sponsored by the WA Dept. of Social andHealth Services, Children's Justice Conference (May 2010)

Limitations in Attachment Theory. Court Improvement Training Association AnnualConference (2010)

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Investigation Methods for Parenting Evaluations -- part of the Title 26 Family LawGuardian ad Litem Training sponsored by the King County Bar Association (2010)

Art & Science of Parenting Plans: High Conflict Cases and Practical Considerations;Plus Panel with Dr. Joan Kelly, Tacoma-Pierce Co. Family Law Association (2009)

Credibility Issues in Child Custody Cases sponsored by the Family Law Division of theKing County Bar Association (2009)

Investigation Methods for Parenting Evaluations -- part of the Title 26 Family LawGuardian ad Litem Training sponsored by the King County Bar Association (2009)

The Role of Psychological Assessment in Contested Custody Matters sponsored by thePierce County Family Law Association (2007)

Mental Health Issues and Family Law: Julie Carey, Jamie Kautz, Jacqueline Parkes,Jeanne Groff, Daniel Rybicki, Ellie Sternquist. Sponsored by City Center CounselingServices, Tacoma, WA (2007)

Uses and Abuses of Psychological Testing. Carl Hoppe, Ph.D., Daniel Rybicki, Psy.D.,Angus Strachan, Ph.D., Judge Robert Schnider (2004)

Domestic Violence: Fundamentals and Current Findings. 4 hour training seminar, LosAngeles, CA, Dr. Daniel Rybicki. (2003)

Training for Child Custody Evaluators: Meeting the 1257.4 Requirements, Part II.(Domestic Violence:Impact on Families; Special Topics in Child Custody Evaluation;Investigation Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse) 20 hours of training, January 17-19,Westlake Village Inn, Dr. Daniel Rybicki. (2003)

Training for Child Custody Evaluators: Meeting the 1257.4 Requirements, Part I. (Law &Ethics; Conducting Child Custody Evaluations; Forensic Psychology and ExpertWitness Testimony) 20 hours of training, August 2-4, Westlake Village Inn, Dr. DanielRybicki (2002)

Update on Domestic Violence. Workshop presented to local custody evaluators,Pepperdine University, November, 2001.

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Expert Psychological Testimony: Effective Methods and Current Research. Continuingeducation workshop for psychologists, California Psych. Association MCE approval,sponsored by Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology,June 19, 1999; November 20, 1999; June 24, 2000; Revised and granted CBA MCLEcredit, offered April, 24, 2001.

Parenting the Special Needs Child: Coping with Stress. Workshop presented for thestatewide annual conference of the Illinois Association for Citizens with LearningDisabilities. Lombard, IL. October 14, 1989.

Attention Deficit Disorders: Diagnosis & Treatment. A workshop for Parents, Teachers,and Therapists. Day-long workshop presented at Forest Institute, Springfield, MO.,February 19, 1988.

Career Issues In Eating Disorders.

Program Development and Administration Issues in Eating Disorders.

Clinical Needs for Training of Eating Disorders Counselors. (workshops presented atthe First National Conference on Eating Disorders, sponsored by Am. Assoc. EatingDisorder Counselors, Baton Rouge, LA.)

Introduction to Eating Disorders: Diagnosis and Treatment. Ericksonian Methods ofHypnosis.

Relaxation Training: Treating Anxiety & Other Applications.

Crisis Intervention & Suicide Prevention.

Assertion Training: Its Value On & Off the Job.

Impulse and Anger Control Training: Self Management Methods for the Treatment ofChild Abuse.

Intake Interviewing for Diagnosis & Treatment Planning.

Television Appearances:

Psychology and You: Anorexia &

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Bulimia--Causes and Treatment Appearancewith Drs. Levitt and Neuman on 1/2-hr. talkshow (85).

Psychology and You: Victims of Sexual Assault. Appearance as part of panel with Barbara Ward, A.C.S.W. on 1/2-hr. talk show (85).

Studio 16: Eating Disorders--Causes and Treatment. 3 appearances 1/2-hr. talk show(82-84).

Michiana Report: Community Programs for Anorexia and Bulimia. 3 appearances on1/2-hr. talk show (82-84).

Good Morning Michiana: Group Therapy with Eating Disorders. 3 appearances on1/2-hr. talk show (8284).

Dave Barett Notebook: Insanity Defense & the Hinckley Trial. Appearance w/ twoattorneys, 30 min. panel discussion (82).

Newswatch 28: Nutritional Therapy as an Adjunct to Psychotherapy. Appearance withDr. Pellegrini (82).

Newswatch 28: Biofeedback & Behavioral Medicine Appearance with Drs. Pellegrini &Rigaux (83).

Studio 16: Agoraphobia--Causes and Treatment (82).

(This is only partial listing of several articles appearing in local newspaperand on local radio and television. Total appearance # to date--25;Comfortable with television, radio and public speaking forums.)

Conferences attended and Continuing Education Activities Reported on SeparateDocument. Available on Request.

References available upon request.

Phone (253) 858-8850 Email: dryb6354@earthlink.net

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