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Dr. Deborah Stote
Clinical Psychologist
Place of study
University of California at Los Angeles
License
Texas License # 32811
California License PSY 21182
Specializations
Neurobiology of emotional memories; behavioral treatment of anxiety disorders; diagnosis and treatment of substance abuse and dependence; diagnosis and treatment of process addictions; treatment of chronic stress and burnout; couples counseling.
Career
1994
B.A. in Psychology, UCLA
1996
M.A. in Psychology, UCLA
2001
Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology, UCLA
2001 - 2004
Post-Doctoral Fellow and Clinical Intern
Semel Institute for Neuroscience & Human Behavior, UCLA
~Currently~
Clinical Psychologist and Behavioral Consultant
Private Practice
Affiliations
Consultant, Austin Recovery Residential Treatment for Substance Use Disorders, Austin, Texas
Consultant, Promises Austin Residential Treatment for Dual-Diagnosis, Spicewood, TX
Faculty, Department of Psychology, University of California, Los Angeles
Faculty, Department of Psychology, University of Texas, Austin
Society/Professional Memberships:
Society for Neuroscience
American Psychological Association
Association for Psychological Science
Pavlovian Society
Contact and Appointments
Phone
(512) 709-4294
Office located at:
Stillhouse Canyon Office Park
4807 Spicewood Springs Road
Building 2, Suite 270
Austin, TX 78759
Office Hours
Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm
Also, please note there is a list of emergency service organizations and contact numbers under the "Information for Patients" link at the top of this page.
Convenient Office Location
Avoid the hassle of downtown traffic and parking. We have a very convenient office location just 15 minutes North of downtown, with easy access to Mopac, 360, and 183--and parking is shaded, plentiful, and free! Please see the "Location" link at the top of this page.
Nationwide Resource for Mental Health and Addiction Recovery:
Finding a drug rehab center is a complex and emotional process. Beginning one's recovery from alcoholism and drug addiction to a place of sobriety, a place of physical well-being, and a place of emotional freedom from drugs is a true challenge. All Treatment is a website that provides a nationwide database of resources. Check it out:
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