Dr. Thomas is a clinical psychologist, health care educator, internationally recognized expert in pain and pediatric health, and founder and CEO of the nonprofit The Meg Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering families around pain and medical anxiety. She brings 25 years of experience to helping patients and families discover the many ways they can have more control over their own mental and physical health.
Dr. Thomas is a Trusted Messenger for the We Can Do This campaign of the U.S Department of Health and Human Services
A licensed clinical psychologist and expert in medical illness, trauma, and pain
Current adjunct faculty/former Assistant Professor at the Stanford University School of Medicine and consultant to Lucile Packard Children's Hospital and Stanford Children's Health
A non-profit organization that empowers families with the pain management strategies, skills, and support they need to prevent and reduce pain and medical anxiety
Trains medical providers on how to use and use hypnosis and teach self regulation skills to improve patient outcomes
The Meg Foundation is dedicated to giving the skills, support, and tools families need to make sure families can set their children up for a lifetime of good health care experiences right from the start. As Founder and CEO, Dr. Thomas is working hard every day to make that a reality for each and every child and family out there. Learn how Dr. Thomas survived a nearly fatal car accident at 17 that led to the formation of The Meg Foundation here →
“By identifying and changing our patterns of thoughts, behaviors, and feelings, we have the endless capacity to create profound change.”
Dr. Thomas’ practice of psychotherapy is a strength-based, skill-building approach influenced by positive psychology, cognitive behavioral therapy, developmental psychology, family systems, and strategic theory. She utilizes a biopsychosocial perspective, with an emphasis on the role of self-regulation, the importance of increasing coping skills and building on existing strengths. As she believes each person and situation is unique, good treatment involves a thorough assessment of the presenting issues, the dynamics of the situation, and the strengths and challenges each person brings to the table. Learn More →
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2501 Dallas St, Suite 274
Aurora, CO 80010
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