Thomas Thornberry, LPP, LMHC

Thomas Thornberry is a therapist who focuses on relationship concerns, assertiveness, communication barriers, and existential questions such as grief and life phase transitions. He brings a male perspective to a profession where roughly 80 percent of practitioners are women, and he draws on nearly three decades of experience to support people navigating adjustment-related obstacles in a stressful world.

He is licensed to practice in Kentucky and Indiana and holds the credentials LPP and LMHC - state licenses that authorize practice in mental health counseling. His work has ranged across many issues, but his current strengths are best suited to clients facing situational and adjustment challenges rather than those with histories of severe mood or anxiety disorders. He generally refers or defers to colleagues when deep personality change or wounds from trauma are the central concern.

Thomas uses a social science-informed counseling style that emphasizes testable hypotheses and solution-focused goals. He integrates cognitive-behavioral, humanistic, and existential approaches, and he is comfortable drawing on broader sources such as history, literature, philosophy, or linguistics when those perspectives serve the client. He aims to offer a thoughtful human-centered approach that fosters dignity and hope, shaping dialogue and treatment to meet each client where they are.

He welcomes the opportunity to work with individuals seeking practical, forward-looking support for relationship and life-adjustment challenges.