About
Thomas came to psychotherapy after a first career in international operations, much of it spent in Vietnam and Cambodia. That background shapes how he works. He is at home with the pressures of living between cultures, and works mainly with expatriate adults, adolescents and families.
His clinical training began at the Yale Child Study Center’s Center for Traumatic Stress and Recovery, where he worked with children and families after violence and other trauma, in a program that paired clinicians with police partners. Before that he worked in a residential dual-diagnosis recovery program, doing intakes and individual and group therapy. He is trained in the Child and Family Traumatic Stress Intervention (CFTSI), and has experience with DBT and ADHD-focused training.