Thomas Reese Kirkham - MA in Psychology, Spirituality, & Integrative Health
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Tom’s work centers on presence, open inquiry, and lived experience.
Much of this work begins by slowing down, becoming curious about experience, and learning to listen more carefully to ourselves and each other.
Tom works with individuals and couples navigating anxiety, trauma, depression, chronic stress and illness, neurodiversity, relationship struggles, spiritual emergence, and major life transitions.
In couples counseling, he observed that many people begin recognizing the fears, longings, and unmet needs beneath reactive patterns and rediscover the possibility of genuine connection.
Tom takes an ecumenical approach to integrative health psychology that respects each person’s uniqueness and unfolding process, without leading clients toward any specific belief or perspective.
His work supports people in discovering the truth within their own lived experience through transpersonal coaching, breathwork, meditation support, and awareness practices.
Since his time at Prescott College, Tom has had the honor of stydying with pioneers of transpersonal psychology including Stanislav Grof, Byron Metcalf, and Ram Dass.
In 2026, he completed advanced training with Dr. Steven Teagarden, whose work in emergence focused on entering and sustaining deep states of presence while working with patients.
If this approach resonates with you, you are welcome to read more and reach out below.