Barrett

Barrett Thompson, Ph.D., shares that his journey into psychology started after serving as an Air Force Vet from Operation Enduring Freedom. Adjusting to life back home in Denver, Colorado, wasn't easy, and this personal challenge fueled his dedication to understanding the complexities of reintegration. With years of experience under his belt, Barrett focuses on delivering compassionate, evidence-based therapy for veterans dealing with trauma, grief, and the invisible wounds of war.

Based in Denver since 2015, Barrett has worked tirelessly to develop community-based programs that have been adopted not only across Colorado but also by mental health organizations throughout the United States. His work highlights the importance of peer support and brief interventions, which research indicates can profoundly affect individuals seeking help. Barrett's mission is clear: he wants to leverage knowledge and practical tools to inspire those he works with to rediscover their passion for life and reconnect with their communities.

In a world where many veterans feel isolated, Barrett’s approach offers a lifeline, encouraging open conversations about mental health and providing resources that foster resilience and growth. Through workshops, online courses, and one-on-one sessions, Barrett continues to make a difference, one story at a time.