About Dr. Austin

Dr. Ray Austin is a clinical psychologist licensed to practice psychology in the state of Texas. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Abilene Christian University in Abilene, TX, and his graduate degree in clinical psychology from Nova Southeastern University in Florida. Dr. Austin completed an American Psychological Association-approved pre-doctoral psychology internship at the Children’s Medical Center in Tulsa, OK. Upon graduation, he completed a two-year postdoctoral fellowship in pediatric neuropsychology through the Biscayne Rehabilitation Institute and the University of Miami Medical School.

Prior to returning to Texas, Dr. Austin was director of child and adult services for an outpatient rehabilitation center in Florida. He worked with patients with traumatic brain injury, children with autistic spectrum disorders, and other developmentally challenged patients.

Dr. Austin specializes in neuropsychological testing, individual therapy, parent training, and behavior management. He is a board-certified behavior analyst.

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Dr. Austin provides evaluations and therapy for children, adolescents, and young adults (ages 2 – 17) with developmental disabilities and related conditions, including:

Autism Spectrum Disorders (Autism and Asperger’s Disorder)
Intellectual Disability
ADHD
Behavior Disorders
Learning Disabilities
Genetic Disorders
Neurological Issues, Such As:

What to Expect from Dr. Austin

The first step involves a brief consultation via phone so you can discuss your concerns and problems with Dr. Austin. At this point, Dr. Austin will offer you an appointment or make a referral to another qualified mental health professional if needed.

Prior to your first session, you will need to download and complete several forms. These forms are accessible from the “Dr. Austin’s Forms & Fees” page. Please complete and email or fax all the forms before you come for the first session. Please send/bring copies of any past medical, rehabilitation (speech therapy, occupational therapy, and physical therapy), educational, and psychological evaluations your child has received.