Blair

Blair Thompson, Ph.D., LCSW, holds a doctorate in social work with a focus on community development and is an active clinical social worker who integrates mindfulness practices into her therapy sessions. Blair's research delves into the realms of mental health promotion within urban communities, addressing issues of social justice, cultural competency in healthcare, and the integration of traditional healing practices into modern psychotherapy. She also investigates the impact of urban living on mental health, particularly how green spaces can alleviate stress and anxiety among residents.

Currently, Blair runs a thriving practice in the heart of Seattle, Washington, after spending several years as a consultant for community health programs in San Francisco. With over two decades of experience in the field, she has dedicated her career to advocating for policy changes that support marginalized populations. Blair is passionate about fostering environments where individuals feel empowered to take control of their mental health journey.

In her latest venture, Blair has initiated a project aimed at enhancing access to mental health resources for the homeless population in downtown Seattle. This project seeks not only to provide immediate assistance but also to establish sustainable support networks that can serve this community long-term. Blair believes strongly in the power of connection and collaboration, which she sees as essential components for meaningful change in mental health care.