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Meet Dr. Brian Carr
Licensed Psychologist,
Director Behavioral Health Services

Born in Lubbock in
1957 I started out with a curiosity that often got me in trouble.
Watching my father work as a pediatrician gave me a window into
caring for people. When not in the assistant principal's office I
enjoyed playing trumpet and challenging authority. As I graduated
high school I was told to "find work" as I was not college material
with my low grades and poor test scores. I started at Texas Tech
and, once I realized that I wasn't stupid, I simplified my life and
greatly improved my academic scores. I later graduated with almost
perfect grades in both my Master's and Doctoral programs. Married in
1984 my wife started her many moves with me as we lived in Indiana,
Temple, Dallas, and finally returned to Lubbock in 1990. I am most
pleased to return to my hometown and work with my community. I just
hope that I don't run into my old assistant principal.
Brian D. Carr, Ph.D.

Educational Background
- Ph.D., Indiana
State University, Terre Haute, Indiana 1988
- M.A., St. Mary's
University, San Antonio, Texas 1983
- B.A., Texas Tech
University, Lubbock, Texas 1980
- Licensed as
Psychologist, State of Texas 1990
- National
Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology 1990
Professional
Experience
- President,
Behavioral Health Associates, Lubbock, Texas, 1991-Present
- Comprehensive psychological assessment/evaluative services
- Extensive
experience with psychological aspects of physical disease
and injury
- Team
Psychologist, Heart and Kidney Transplantation, Methodist
Hospital
- Approved
Consultant, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis
- Adjunct
Clinical Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry, Texas Tech School
of Medicine 1992-present
- Adjunct
Clinical Professor, Texas Tech School of Medicine, Department of
Neuro-psychiatry, Lubbock, Texas, 1993-Present
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Provision of educational instruction to residents in psychiatry
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Grand rounds presentations to audiences at the medical school
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Consultation to various medical services at University Medical
Center
- Director,
Bio-Behavioral Medicine Service, St. Mary of the Plains
Hospital, Lubbock, Texas 1990-91
- Established
consultative psychology service in 427 bed general medical
hospital
- Affiliated
with all major hospitals in Lubbock
- President,
Lubbock Association of Psychologists 1991
- Assistant
Professor, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at
Dallas 1988-90
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- Responsible
for biofeedback laboratory and psychological assessment at
University Rehabilitation Center
- Directed
on-going research projects and awarded grants totaling over
$180,000
- Received
specialized training in hypnotherapy from Dr. Harold
Crasilneck, Dept. of Anesthesiology, Past President,
American Society of Clinical Hypnosis; International Society
of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis
Awards
- Outstanding
Volunteer, National Kidney Foundation of West Texas 1996, 1997
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Tutor-In-Residence, Indiana State University, Terre Haute,
Indiana 1986-88
- Student Research
Merit Award, Texas Psychological Association 1988
- Who's Who Among
Students in American Universities & Colleges 1980
Community
Activities and Interests
- President,
Affiliate Executive Board, National Kidney Foundation of West
Texas, 1999-2000
- Chairman,
Advisor's Circle, Texas Tech University Fraternity System,
2000-present
- Vice-President,
Affiliate Executive Board, National Kidney Foundation of West
Texas 1998-99
- Chairman,
Communications Committee, Northwest Texas Conference of the
United Methodist Church, 1998-2001
- Secretary,
Affiliate Executive Board, National Kidney Foundation of West
Texas 1997-98
- Member,
Community Advisory Board, American Cancer Society 1996-2000
- Member, Lubbock
Clean Air Coalition 1996-99
- Member, Golden
Cross Consultation Team, Northwest Conference of the United
Methodist Church 1995-2000
- Member, Church
and Society Committee, First United Methodist Church 1992-95
- Board Member,
National Kidney Foundation of West Texas 1992-present
- Member,
Bio-ethics Committee, St. Mary of the Plains Hospital 1990-95
- President, South
Plains Educational Foundation 1990-present
- Member, Texas
Tech Marching Band Alumni Association, 1992-present
Professional
Membership
- Member, American
Psychological Association
- Member, Texas
Psychological Association
- Member, American
Society of Clinical Hypnosis
Hospital
Affiliation
- Highland Medical
Center
- Covenant Medical
Center (Methodist) Hospital
- Covenant
Lakeside (St. Mary of the Plains) Hospital
- University
Medical Center
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We live by encouragement and die
without it - slowly, sadly, angrily.
Celeste Holm
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