Dr. Miriam E. Thomas is a licensed clinical psychologist with broad experience in delivering evidence-based psychotherapy to adolescents and adults across outpatient, college counseling, and residential treatment settings. She currently practices at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas where she provides short- and long-term individual therapy for a range of presenting concerns, including mood and anxiety disorders, relational challenges, and trauma. She also provides clinical supervision for doctoral-level trainees within the counseling department.

Dr. Thomas completed her doctoral training at William James College and pre-doctoral internship at the University of Maine, where she provided therapy, crisis intervention, group facilitation, and outreach for university students. Her clinical background also includes advanced training in college mental health, interpersonal process groups, and eating disorder treatment, with a foundation in CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed care.

In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Thomas has a strong interest in expanding access to therapy through telehealth. Her dissertation research explored the effectiveness and clinician experience of telehealth services in college counseling centers post-COVID, contributing valuable insights to the evolving landscape of digital mental health.

Dr. Thomas is committed to fostering therapeutic spaces that center inclusivity, belonging, and meaningful change.