Dr. Brian D. Carr is a Licensed Psychologist in Lubbock, TX. He is the founder of Behavioral Health Associates, P.C. Psychological Practice, a private psychology practice that specializes in evaluation, assessment and diagnosis of a variety of behavioral, emotional, developmental or academic issues.
Both individual psychotherapy and couples therapy give you the opportunity to transform your life by looking at how you are living, thinking, and interacting; and then bringing your behavior in line with your highest aspirations for yourself.
If you are struggling in your life or in your relationship, you could likely benefit from individual or couples therapy. People who come to see me often are tired of going around in circles, sometimes don’t respect how they are living their lives, and want to find solutions for truly getting unstuck.
I usually work with individuals once or twice per week, depending on the specifics of their lives and the issues they are working on. I usually work with couples once a week at first, and then biweekly as they move toward a better relationship.
My office is located on 22nd Place in the medical district of Lubbock
Therapy sessions will begin by going over how successful you were since the previous session in hitting your targets and what difficulties you had. We will then set an agenda, so we can efficiently use our time. We will be sure to take stock of why things went well, so it is clear how to ensure things can continue to go well. We will also utilize interventions to eliminate the existing problems by carefully analyzing them, and develop existing or new skills in order to better manage them in the coming week.
More FAQDr. Carr deeply touched my heart during a time in which I so desperately needed someone to support me, regardless of how battered and broken I felt. I am so grateful for knowing his compassion and help. You are a real expert!
I like that you not only listened to what I said, but really understood how I was feeling. You not only helped me become a stronger person, but a stronger parent as well. Thanks to you I can now call myself a better parent.