Draft:Tina Thomas
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Dr. Tina Thomas, also known as Dr. T, is an award-winning speaker and a prominent figure in the field of human potential.[according to whom?] Thomas is renowned for her innovative approach to understanding personality through the intersection of Science and Psychology.[citation needed]
Biography
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Thomas holds a Ph.D. in Biopsychology and is a registered nurse and board-certified social worker. She has a distinguished academic background, having completed various programs at institutions such as Duke University Medical Center, Duke University, Union Institute and University, Tulane University, the University of the State of New York at Albany, and Charity Hospital School of Nursing.
Career
[edit]Thomas is the founder and director of The Gestalt Institute and Relationship Center of New Orleans.[1] Her extensive career includes roles such as the clinical director of Tulane Cancer Counseling Center, research professor at Duke University Medical Center, and director of the Holistic Health Department at the Stanley S. Scott Cancer Center LSU Medical Center.[citation needed]
In addition to her clinical work, Thomas is an accomplished author with publications including The Ultimate Edge – How to Be, Do and Have Anything You Want[2] and Who Do You Think You Are – Understanding People from the Inside Out.[3]
She is also the owner and director of the Gestalt Institute and Relationship Center of New Orleans, providing individual and couple therapy, business consulting, and overseeing a team of therapists.[citation needed] Thomas has been actively involved in crisis intervention and is in the process of creating a "Life 10" course for local high schools.[citation needed]
Thomas' diverse experience includes owning Abita Springs Be & Be, a retreat-style bed and breakfast, and working as a consultant and therapist with Matrix Consulting LLC.[citation needed] Her contributions to the field extend to research on the biological basis of personality at Duke University Medical Center.[citation needed]
Education and certifications
[edit]Thomas is highly educated, holding certifications such as Board Certified Clinical Supervisor, Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, Biofeedback, and Diplomate of Social Work.[citation needed] She has been a TEDx presenter[4], receiving honors such as the TOASTMASTER of the YEAR, Distinguished Toast Master, and the Alexander Moreira-Almeida Award for outstanding service to the Duke University Religion and Health Postdoctoral Fellowship.[citation needed]
Publications:
[edit]How to Find the Perfect Partner” e-book (2017)
“The G-word” e-book (2017)
“The Ultimate Edge – How to Be, Do and Have Anything You Want”; (2016)[2]
“Who Do You Think You Are – Understanding People from the Inside Out” (4th ed 2015)[3]
Thomas, T.M. (2008). "The Final (?) Four BioDimensions of Personality". Submitted for publication.
Thomas, T. M., Schulze, E. S. (2007). A Neurobiological Theory of Personality. Enneagram Monthly. Portola Valley CA April Volume 136
Thomas, T. M., (2007). The Spiritual Significance of Researching The Nine-Point Personality System. Submitted for publication.
Thomas, T. M., (2007). Ethical Considerations of Developing a Blood Test for Personality. Submitted for publication.
Thomas, T. M. (2007). Utilizing the Nine-Point Personality System: From Transcendence to Personality Disorders. Submitted for publication.
Thomas, T. M., (2004) Second Edition. A Gentle Path - A Guide to Peace, Passion and Power, iUniverse Inc., New York.[5]
Thomas, T. M. (2003). Dissertation "A Neurotransmitter Theory of Personality Based on the Nine-Point Personality System" Union University, Ohio.[6]
Nagy, E, Loveland KA, Potts, G, Pearson, DA, Thomas, T (Nov. 2002). The role of the prefrontal cortex in implicit categorization learning with socially relevant stimuli. Society for Neuroscience, Orlando.[7]
Pearson, DA, Potts, G, Nagy, E, Loveland KA, Azzam, P, Faria, LP, Ortegon, J, & Thomas, T (Nov. 2002). Response Conflict in Children and Adolescents with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: An ERP Study. Society for Neuroscience, Orlando.[8]
Memberships
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Thomas is affiliated with various professional associations, including the American Psychological Association, National Association of Social Workers, and the Society for Psychophysiological Research.
References
[edit]- ^ Thomas, Tina. "Gestalt Institute".[non-primary source needed]
- ^ a b Thomas, Tina (July 1, 2014). The Ultimate Edge: How to Be, Do and Get Anything You Want. Morgan James Publishing.[non-primary source needed]
- ^ a b Publishing, Morgan James (March 2016). "Dr. Tina Thomas Gives Fool Proof Advice on How to Become the Person You've Always Wanted to Be". Morgan James Publishing. Retrieved 2024-01-11.[non-primary source needed]
- ^ The Biological Basis of Personality: "Dr T" Tina Thomas at TEDxCitadelPark, 24 October 2012, retrieved 2024-01-11[unreliable source?]
- ^ Thomas, Tina (2004). A Gentle Path: A Guide to Peace, Passion & Power (2nd ed.). iUniverse, Incorporated. ISBN 9780595311811.
- ^ "A neurotransmitter theory of personality based on the Nine -Point Personality System - ProQuest". www.proquest.com. Retrieved 2024-01-11.
- ^ "Abstract Archive". www.sfn.org. Retrieved 2024-01-11.
- ^ "Abstract Archive". www.sfn.org. Retrieved 2024-01-11.