Thomas Blume

Thomas Blume, a dedicated marriage & family therapist with a PhD, LMFT, and LPC, understands the profound challenges that individuals face in today's world. The past few years have been marked by the COVID-19 pandemic, systemic racism, and political unrest, leaving many—including adults, adolescents, and children—feeling isolated from the support they need and insecure in their relationships. With a specialization in fostering openness and collaboration, Thomas works tirelessly to help families, couples, and individuals connect more deeply and overcome divisiveness. His expertise extends to navigating the intricate dynamics of parents and children, romantic partners, adult siblings, and both divorcing and post-divorce families, as well as stepfamilies. Through his unique therapeutic approach, detailed at www.identityrenegotiation.com, he facilitates transformative change by helping clients rediscover and strengthen lost aspects of themselves. Whether working in individual, couple, or family therapy sessions, Thomas employs a thoughtful process of reflection, prioritization, and behavior change to resolve emotional and behavioral challenges. His focus remains on the present, guiding clients to explore their internal and external worlds. In an era rife with conflict rooted in racial, religious, and national identities, he believes in the power of restoring trust and creating meaningful connections among friends and family members who may have felt distant.