Licenses
        Licensed Psychologist, State of Oregon (#1174), 5/12/95 -
              present.
        Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, State of Oregon
              (#TO 184),  2/9/91 - 4/1/97.

   Internship
          Portland Veterans Administration Medical Center 
                 (APA-approved), September, 1992 - August, 1993
                 Rotations: Chronic Pain/Health Psychology; Inpatient 
                 Psychiatry;  Geropsychology. Conducted and interpreted
                 psychological,intellectual, personality, and disability
                 assessments. Provided individual and group therapy to
                 veterans. Consulted   in multiple-problem patient clinic.

   Professional Experience

  Licensed Psychologist in Private Practice, Eugene, Oregon
           February, 1997 - present.
           Practice focuses on assessment and treatment of relationship
           issues, anxiety disorders and panic  attacks, depression and
           dysthymia, chronic pain and multiple health problems, adjust-
           ment disorders, and women's issues. Psychodiagnostic, intel-
           lectual, and neuropsychological  screening for adults.

  Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Oregon, Counseling
         Psychology Program.
            Courses taught:
               CPSY 410/510 Counseling Skills for People Who Work
                         with People (Summer, 1997);
               CPSY 622 Advanced Assessment  (Winter, 1998).

   Staff Psychologist, Mental Health Match (Peace Health),
              Springfield, Oregon. September, 1995 - January, 1997.
              Conducted individual, couples, and drug and alcohol
              assessments. Provided individual, couple, and group therapy.
              Provided clinical case management services over multi-
                    state region.

              Specialty Areas: Relationships (including straight, gay,
              cross-cultural, pre-marrieds, stepparenting, mediation),
              anxiety and panic disorders, depression,  geriatric psychology,
              caregiver stress reduction, chronic pain, stress and tension 
              management, drug and alcohol assessment, and clinical 
              supervision.

    Assistant Professor (Courtesy Appointment) Department of Psychology,
             University of Oregon,  September, 1999 - present

      Assistant Professor (Courtesy Appointment) Advanced Clinical Research Marriage Practicum Department of Psychology, University of Oregon,  September, 1993 - 1998

     Instructor (Courtesy Appointment), Advanced Clinical
             Research Practicum on Marriage, Department Psychology,
             University of Oregon, 1981 - 1992.

     Counselor in Private Practice. Short-term, outcome-oriented
             counseling: Marital therapy; depression management; 
             decision-making; coping skills; assertiveness training; 
             social skills & communication skills. 1977 - 1989.

   Professional Memberships

         American Association for Marriage & Family Therapy (AAMFT), 
             Clinical Member, 1982 - present
         American Association of Applied and Preventive Psychology 
             (AAAPP), 1991 - present.
         Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy (AABT),
              1979 - present.
         Oregon Psychological Association(OPA), 1997 - present.
         Lane County Psychologists Association, 1997 - present 

   Publications:

Weiss, R. L., & Perry, B. A. (2002) Behavioral couples therapy. In T. Patterson (Ed.) Comprehensive handbook of Psychotherapy: , Vol. Two Cognitive Behavioral Approaches. (pp.395-420) New York: Wiley

Hops, H., Perry, B. A., & Davis, B. (1997). Marital Discord 
      and Depression.  In W. K. Halford &  H. J. Markman (Eds.),
     Clinical Handbook of Marriage and Couples Interventions.
     New York: John Wiley.

Perry, B. A. & Weiss, R. L. (1986). Interactive Couples Therapy:
       A Couple's Guide.  Eugene, OR: Oregon Marital Studies 
       Program.

Weiss, R. L. & Perry, B. A. (1979). Assessment & Treatment of 
       Marital Dysfunction: A Professional Training Workshop
       Manual. Eugene, OR: Oregon Marital Studies Program.

Weiss, R. L. & Perry, B. A. (1983). The Spouse Observation 
      Checklist: Development  and Clinical Applications. In E. 
     Filsinger  (Ed.), A Source Book of Marriage and Family
     Assessment.  Beverly Hills: Sage, Pp.65-84.