Thomas specializes in treating adults struggling with self-esteem and substance abuse issues. He helps clients communicate more effectively and develop healthy personal boundaries. Thomas chose to become a counselor to continue to serve others after accumulating diverse life experiences in other fields, including military service and a career as a firefighter.

Thomas’s therapy approach is person-centered, placing the client at the heart of the process. He complements this with supportive directive techniques like cognitive behavioral therapy. This unique combination fosters a sense of personal ownership in therapy, making clients feel involved and valued in their healing journey. Thomas firmly believes that a genuine, empathetic therapeutic relationship, built in collaboration with the client, is one of the most important factors in successful counseling.

Education and Training

• Masters of Arts in Professional Counseling, Amberton University

• Licensed Professional Counselor
• Person-Centered Therapy (Rogerian Therapy)

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

• Dialectical Behavior (DBT)

• Rational Emotive Behavior (REBT)

Areas of Focus

• Men’s Issues
• Self-Esteem Issues
• Addiction: Substance Use 
• Anxiety