Raymond C Hawkins II
Assistant Professor of Instruction — Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania
Clinical Assistant Professor

Contact
- E-mail: rhawkins@utexas.edu
- Phone: (512) 232-3354
- Office: SEA 3.218
- Office Hours: MWF 3 - 4 PM
- Campus Mail Code: A8000
Interests
General area of psychotherapy treatment, outcome effectiveness evaluation, specifically the interactions between personality dimensions and cognitive-behavioral interventions, also the study of addictive behaviors and their relationship to family of origin and psychological variables
Biography
Ray Hawkins, Ph.D., ABPP (Clinical Psychology), received his Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Pennsylvania in 1975, after completing a one-year pre-doctoral internship at the Eastern Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute. From 1975 to 1982, he was an assistant professor of clinical psychology at The University of Texas at Austin. In 1979, he co-founded the Austin Stress Clinic, the first private clinic in Austin to specialize in biofeedback and clinical health psychology.
In 1982, Ray joined the Austin Regional Clinic as a staff psychologist, where he provided practicum supervision to UT clinical psychology students and continued his clinical research on addictive behaviors, Jungian personality types, chaos theory, and other behavioral health issues, including eating disorders and chronic pain. From 1998 to 2001, he served as the Director of the UT Clinical Psychology Training Clinic (UTCPTC). In 2011, he was appointed a Clinical Assistant Professor in the UT Psychology Dept., where he continues to conduct research, provide advanced clinical supervision, maintain the clinical database in the UTCPTC, as well as teach PSY 194Q (“History and Professional Issues in Psychology”).
In 1998, Ray was appointed an adjunct professor in the Master of Counseling Program at the Episcopal Seminary of the Southwest. In 2004, he became a core faculty member in the School of Psychology at Fielding Graduate University, an APA approved doctoral program in clinical psychology. That same year he joined the New Life Institute where he currently serves as the Training Clinic Director and on the Board of Directors. Ray is also a founding board member (and current President) of the Lone Star Psychology Internship Consortium, serves on the boards of the Jung Society of Austin, and the Institute for Neurosciences and Consciousness Studies (where he is Director of Research).
Ray's current clinical research interests are in individual differences in behavior, development, and personality, including developing new measures for determining psychotherapy outcome. He has co-edited two books and published numerous articles on addictive behaviors, cognitive-behavior therapy, and Jungian psychological type applications.
Courses
PSY 194Q • Hist/Prof Iss N Clin Psy-Wb
41649 • Fall 2020
Meets M 4:00PM-5:00PM
Internet; Synchronous
PSY 194Q • Hist & Prof Iss In Clin Psy
43032 • Fall 2018
Meets M 4:00PM-5:00PM SEA 3.250
PSY 194Q • Hist & Prof Iss In Clin Psy
43918 • Fall 2014
Meets M 4:00PM-5:00PM SEA 3.250
PSY 194Q • Hist & Professnl Iss In Psych
43470 • Fall 2012
Meets W 4:00PM-6:00PM SEA 3.250
PSY 194Q • Hist & Professnl Iss In Psych
43305 • Fall 2010
Meets W 5:00PM-6:00PM SEA 3.250
PSY 301 • Introduction To Psychology
43760 • Spring 2010
Meets MWF 2:00PM-3:00PM MEZ 1.306
SB
PSY 301 • Introduction To Psychology
43945 • Fall 2009
Meets MWF 3:00PM-4:00PM MEZ 1.306
SB
PSY 301 • Introduction To Psychology
42990 • Spring 2009
Meets MWF 2:00PM-3:00PM GRG 102
SB
PSY 301 • Introduction To Psychology
44035 • Fall 2008
Meets MWF 1:00PM-2:00PM CAL 100
SB
PSY 194Q • Hist & Professnl Iss In Psych
44385 • Fall 2008
Meets W 4:30PM-5:30PM SEA 3.250
PSY 301 • Introduction To Psychology
43905 • Spring 2008
Meets MWF 3:00PM-4:00PM GRG 102
SB
PSY 301 • Introduction To Psychology
44857 • Fall 2007
Meets MWF 10:00AM-11:00AM NOA 1.124
SB
PSY 301 • Introduction To Psychology
43505 • Spring 2007
Meets TTH 8:00AM-9:30AM NOA 1.126
SB
PSY 194Q • Hist & Professnl Iss In Psych
45023 • Fall 2006
Meets W 5:00PM-6:00PM SEA 3.250
PSY 301 • Introduction To Psychology
42827 • Fall 2005
Meets MWF 10:00AM-11:00AM BEL 328
SB
PSY 352 • Abnormal Psychology
41560 • Spring 2005
Meets MWF 11:00AM-12:00PM NOA 1.126
PSY 352 • Abnormal Psychology
42633 • Fall 2004
Meets MWF 9:00AM-10:00AM ESB 223
PSY 352 • Abnormal Psychology
40080 • Spring 2004
Meets MWF 11:00AM-12:00PM PHR 2.110
PSY 352 • Abnormal Psychology
40330 • Spring 2003
Meets MW 5:00PM-6:30PM NOA 1.126
PSY 352 • Abnormal Psychology
40992 • Fall 2002
Meets MW 5:00PM-6:30PM CPE 2.208
PSY 352 • Abnormal Psychology
40203 • Spring 2002
Meets MWF 8:00AM-9:00AM PAR 201
PSY 382K • Internship In Clinical Psy
40275 • Spring 2002
PSY 352 • Abnormal Psychology
41187 • Fall 2001
Meets MWF 8:00AM-9:00AM BAT 7
PSY 382K • Internship In Clinical Psy
41255 • Fall 2001
PSY 194Q • Adv Practicum In Clin Psy
40130 • Spring 2001
Meets F 2:00PM-3:00PM BEN 422
PSY 394Q • Adv Practicum In Clin Psy
40145 • Spring 2001
Meets F 5:00PM-8:00PM MEZ 406A
PSY 393 • Clinical Practicum I
41040 • Fall 2000
Meets M 2:00PM-5:00PM LAC 3.400
PSY 394Q • Adv Practicum In Clin Psy
41100 • Fall 2000
Recent Publications
Hawkins, R.C. II (2019). A conceptual model for practice oriented research and practice research networks. Revista Argentina de Clínica Psicológica, 28(5), 603-609.
Hawkins, R.C. II & Hawkins, C.A. (2019). Political values polarization and unification: A functional contextual viewpoint. Official Proceedings of the European Conference on Psychology & The Behavioral Sciences 2019, IAFOR, Brighton, UK.
Black, J.R., Bond, M.A., Hawkins, R.C. II, & Black, E. (2019). Test of a clinical model of poor physical health and suicide: The role of depression, psychosocial stress, interpersonal conflict, and panic. Journal of Affective Disorders, 257, 404-411.
Hawkins, R.C. II (2017). Agency and communion in end-of-life decision-making. Illness, Crisis, & Loss, 25(2), 87-106.
Hawkins, R.C. II & Boyd, R. (2017). Such stuff as dreams are made on: Dream language, LIWC norms, and personality correlates. Dreaming, 27(2), 102-121.
Salande, J.D., & Hawkins, R.C. II (2017). Psychological flexibility, attachment, and personality organization: Correlations between constructs of differing approaches. Journal of Psychotherapy Integration, 27(3), 365-380.
Hawkins, R.C. II (2016). Biofeedback and the illusion of self-control: A functional contextualist perspective. Biofeedback, 44(4), 225-228.
Hawkins, R.C. II (2016). Weight bias internalization: Semantic differential measurement and treatment implications. Psychology Research, 6(12), 748-754.
Hawkins, R.C. II (Editor) (2016). Clinical health psychology: Cultural considerations. Fielding Monograph Series, vol.9. Santa Barbara, CA: FieldingGraduateUniversity.
Harte, C.B., & Hawkins, R.C. II (2016). Impact of personality disorder comorbidity on cognitive-behavioural therapy outcome for mood and anxiety disorders: Results from a university training clinic. Research in Psychotherapy: Psychopathology, Process and Outcome, 19(2), 114-125.
Hawkins, R.C. II (2016). Finding universals and appreciating differences: Cross-cultural psychological science informed by personality in context. Journal of Psychology Research, 6(8), 473-481.
Hawkins, R.C. II, & Meier, S.T. (2015). Psychotherapeutic theories of change and measurement: An integrative model. Journal of Unified Psychotherapy and Clinical Science, 3(1), 80-119.
Jinkerson, J.D., Masilla, A., & Hawkins, R.C. II (2015). Can Myers-Briggs dimensions predict therapy outcome?: Differences in the thinking-feeling function pair in cognitive therapy for depression/anxiety. Research in Psychotherapy: Psychopathology, Process and Outcome, 18(1), 21-31.
Jinkerson, J.D., Masilla, A., & Hawkins, R.C. II (2014). Narrow and wide band relationships between the MBTI Psychological Type and DSM diagnoses. Journal of Psychological Type, 74(3), 29-48.
Hawkins, C.A., & Hawkins, R.C. II (2014). Codependence, contradependence, gender-stereotyped traits, personality dimensions, and problem drinking. Universal Journal of Psychology, 2(1), 5-15.
Hawkins, R.C. II, & Tang, A. (2012). Binge eating, restraint, and weight concerns: Comparison of baby boomers' and millenials' data. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 43 (Supplement 1), S190.
Hawkins, C.A., & Hawkins, R.C. II (2012). Family systems and chemical dependency. In C.A. McNeese & D.M. DiNitto (Eds.), Chemical dependency: A systems approach (4th Edition) (pp. 256-284). Boston: Pearson.
Hawkins, R.C. II, Hawkins, C.A., Cruickshank, S., & Setty, C. (2010). Psychological type and binge eating behaviors in college women. Journal of Psychological Type, 70 (7), 77-86.