Wayne E. Carr, Ph.D.

WA License # PY00002543 (active)

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425-488-5496

waynecarr@yahoo.com

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Dr. Wayne Carr
Dr. Carr  received a Ph.D. in psychology from University of Nevada Reno in 1992, Biofeedback Certification in 1993, an MA in educational psychology from Northern Arizona University in 1982, and a BA in psychology from Sonoma State University in 1973. He has practiced in California, Nevada, and New Jersey. He is currently licensed as a Psychologist for the State of Nevada  & California. He is originally from Pasadena, California and is settled permanently in the Seattle Area. 
 
Dr. Carr draws from his unique background in cognitive-behavioral, humanistic & Gestalt therapies, biofeedback, and Neurofeedback.
 
He also has a background in Zen meditation, martial arts, re- birthing, breathwork and critical thinking. He is interested in developing Psychological Remote Viewing and Therapeutic Remote Viewing for use in psychotherapy, communication and health. He is into aerobics, cycling, windsurfing, hiking, soaking in hot springs and life extension.  His main interest is finding ways to integrate the spiritual and the primal-emotion.
 

OTHER SPECIAL INTERESTS:
        The therapeutic uses of awareness, attention and emotional release;
        Relationship of EEG to awareness and emotions;
        Exploration of subjective emotional states and processes,
                 including ways of finishing emotional "unfinished
                 business"; Teaching clear communication skills
        Life extension
        Writing or planning papers on "self-deception",
                "self-therapy", "accessing the self", "mental clarity", "gestalt formation"
                "cathartics' & meditation", "undoing retroflection's", "critical thinking"
                   "Remote viewing- potential uses in psychotherapy."
        Hobbies
                Meditation, jogging, computers, aerobics, cross-country skiing,
                 cycling, hiking, martial arts, breathwork, windsurfing, web surfing.

RESEARCH:              

"States of Awareness Associated with the Production of a
                 Five-Channel, Phase-Sensitive Brain Wave
                         Biofeedback signal (Ph.D. Dissertation)
                        Supervisors: Duane Varble, Ph.D.-chairperson, Bill Danton, Ph.D.
                                Joe Kamiya, Ph.D., Lester Fehmi, Ph.D.                                  1992
                 "The Relationship of  "Should", "Want", "Actional"
                        and "Emotional" Cognitive Activities to Hemispheric
                         Specialization"  (Masters Thesis)                                                  1984
                Research Assistant in "speed listening" research, University of Nevada Reno
 

Dr. Carr's Training & Background In Remote Viewing