Psychology Division

Two people smiling outdoors while one holds a framed psychology award certificate.

Two people wearing face masks holding framed certificates in front of a Texas Tech Physicians Psychiatry sign.

Four people posing together at a Borderland Center for Mental Wellness community event beneath a balloon display.

Psychology faculty member standing with an intern holding a framed internship completion certificate.

Three people smiling outdoors in front of a colorful mural during a psychology community outreach activity.

Two people smiling on a pedestrian bridge overlooking a river during a professional conference or meeting.

Three people standing in front of a museum entrance during a psychology community partnership visit.

Five psychology faculty members and students posing together outdoors on campus.

Four psychology faculty members and interns seated together in a campus lounge during orientation.

Five people posing with internship completion certificates during a psychology recognition ceremony.

Psychology faculty, students, and staff posing together at a Texas Tech Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Global Health event.

Psychology faculty presenting an internship completion certificate to a student during an awards ceremony.

Psychology faculty and trainees posing together during a holiday celebration.

Psychology faculty and trainees posing together during a visit to a clinical training site.

Three people standing beneath an outdoor sculpture during a visit with a psychology community partner.

Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy services are available for individuals experiencing life stressors, trauma symptoms, depression, anxiety, interpersonal problems, difficulty adjusting to health concerns, and other problems. Psychotherapy is provided by licensed psychologists, as well as psychology interns and post-doctoral fellows with advanced training. Therapists use a range of approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), solution-focused therapy, and other evidence-based psychotherapies. To schedule a psychotherapy appointment, call 915-215-5850.

The Psychology Division has collaborated with various departments within Texas Tech Health El Paso, University Medical Center, and El Paso Psychiatric Center to provide wellness sessions for staff, faculty, and trainees. Session topics range from incorporating mindfulness and managing stress to coping with grief.

Dr. Longhurst is a behavioral health specialist who works with residents and faculty at the Family and Community Medicine Kenworthy Clinic to address patients’ physical and behavioral health needs during primary care visits.

Employee, Resident, and Student Assistance Program

Texas Tech Health El Paso recognizes that personal problems can directly and adversely affect an individual’s job performance and education. The Department of Psychiatry provides confidential, on-site counseling services to employees, residents, students, and immediate family members living in their households. These services can help with relational, family, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral concerns.

Employee Assistance Program Appointments

To schedule an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) appointment, call 915-215-6255.

View the EAP brochure (opens in a new tab)

Medical Records

To request health records, call Texas Tech Health El Paso Medical Records at 915-215-4482.

Licensing Authority Complaints

Complaints must be submitted using the Council’s complaint form. Send the completed form by email to enforcement@bhec.texas.gov or by mail to:

1801 Congress Avenue, Suite 7.300
Austin, Texas 78701

Texas Attorney General Complaints

Use the appropriate Texas Attorney General resource to file a complaint:

Psychology Division