Progressive Psychotherapy in Austin, Texas

Carson Rader, Ph.D.

(512) 698-5529

doctor.rader@gmail.com

 

About Dr. Rader 

Background 
Scholarship 

 

Services 

Therapy 
Assessment 
Workshops 
Consulting 

 

Office Information

Location 
Intake Forms 
Fees and Payment 

 

Resources 

Gender Studies 
Women's Issues
Feminist Therapy
Transgender (FTM) 
Transgender (MTF) 
LGBT Issues 
General Mental Health 


Welcome ~

I am a licensed psychologist and writer living in Austin, Texas. I created this website to introduce my services and to provide helpful information for clients, therapists, and other psychologically minded folks. Because I specialize in issues related to gender and sexuality, many of the resources listed here are devoted to those topics; however, you will also find information designed to enhance your overall mental health and to encourage your creativity and scholarship.

Thank you for visiting.

 

NEWS:

A chapter I co-authored with my graduate school mentor, Lucia Gilbert, has been published in the latest edition of the Handbook of Counseling Psychology (Wiley: March 2008). The chapter summarizes research on career issues and the modern family. More details on this textbook are available here.

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Austin colleague Katy Koonce and I presented at FTM 2007: Gender Odyssey, Aug. 31-Sept. 3, in Seattle, WA. In our first workshop, we met with parents of transgender children and youth to discuss coming out issues with regard to school settings and families. Our second workshop, with adult transmen and their partners, explored shifts in sexual orientation and practices as a result of medically transitioning from female to male.

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The American Psychological Association has now adopted Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Girls and Women. This is a ground-breaking event and the result of five years of hard work by many of the leading feminists in the field. As an invited graduate student, I had the honor of collaborating with many of my heroes on this project.

 

 

 


Copyright 2008 Carson Rader, PhD. All rights reserved.
Revised: 2/1/08