Tom Papsco, a Marriage & Family Therapist Associate at Point-No-Point Counseling, embodies a perspective-driven approach to therapy. His practice centers on the individual experiences and contexts of his clients, positioning them as the focal point within the counseling process. Understanding that each client’s perspective and life context are fundamental, Tom sees himself as a small yet significant part of their journey. His belief that our perceptions of happiness, sadness, and ambivalence influence each other underlies his therapeutic work. With extensive training in individual and family therapy, Tom employs a blend of Bowen Family Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy when working with families and couples. His individual sessions often incorporate Mindfulness and Somatic meditations to enhance self-awareness and emotional regulation. Recognizing that life can feel overwhelmingly significant or seem inconsequential at times, Tom reassures clients that they are not alone. He invites them to share their stories and offers his support in navigating their unique experiences.