Thom Field

Thom Field, LPC, understands the challenges individuals face in finding the right counselor. He recognizes that the process can be overwhelming, as people seek a skilled and compassionate professional who will listen to their unique concerns and help chart a path forward. With a rich understanding that mental health challenges like anxiety and depression manifest differently for everyone, Thom collaborates with clients to establish an individualized approach to counseling. His diverse toolkit encompasses various therapeutic methods, including culturally sensitive practices, person-centered therapy, psychodynamic therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and existential therapy. Since starting his professional counseling career in 2006, he has worked extensively with individual adults and couples. Leveraging his experience as a professor, Thom has developed expertise in navigating anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, grief and loss, self-esteem, and issues related to gender identity and sexuality, including support for LGBT clients. Whether someone is seeking counseling for the first time or is looking for a fresh perspective after seeing multiple counselors, Thom is eager to connect and determine how he can assist in the healing journey.