Tom believes the number one disability in the world is fear – and that what we fear – yet truly desire the most is change. In order to create/affect change, the primary emphasis of his treatment approach is challenging the patient’s basic belief system regarding fear and the role that it plays in his/her daily life. The impact of these fears often manifest in anxiety, panic attacks, depression, frustration, and anger. 

Treatment Approaches:

Family systems model, Psychodrama, Mindfulness, Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Assertiveness Training.

Career Path:

Dr. Carey received his Doctoral Degree from the University of New Mexico. He completed a four-year internship under the supervision of Eya Fechin Branham at Nazareth/Vista Sandia Hospital, where he was also the clinical director of the children and adolescent services. Dr. Carey founded the Challenge Program; a multi-disciplined, hospital-based wilderness program for children and adolescents. He also founded an Empowerment Self-Defense program for women. His professional memberships include American Psychological Association. New Mexico Psychologoical Association and American Group Psychotherapy Association.

Populations: 

Adolescents and young adults (15 to 25 years old).  

Personal Interests:

Aerobic exercise, Martial Arts, long distance running, travel, reading, movies and being with his wife and family.

Years in Practice:

44 Years