Warren Macy Thom | Associate Clinical Social Worker, ASW

I didn’t become a therapist because I had it all figured out — I became one because I didn’t.

Before therapy, I was an athlete, always chasing performance — pushing harder, faster, further. But when the season ended and the noise died down, I realized how much of my identity was tied to achievement. I didn’t know who I was outside of it. Finding the right therapist helped me slow down, confront the thoughts I’d been avoiding, and rebuild confidence from the inside out. That experience changed everything — and it’s what led me here.

Since then, I’ve worked with people rebuilding their lives after major challenges — learning to take accountability, rediscover purpose, and move forward with self-respect. Those experiences taught me that growth isn’t about perfection or pressure; it’s about empathy, awareness, and the willingness to show up for yourself. That’s the kind of work I do with men today — honest, direct, and built on real change.