June Thompson, LMFT

June Thompson is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) with two decades of experience as a clinician and clinical supervisor. She holds two master’s degrees - one in Marriage and Family Therapy and another focused on research in Human and Environmental Geography - and combines clinical training with a research-informed perspective.

Over the course of her career she has supported military veterans, college students, mothers and parents, and people struggling with disordered eating, depression, shame, and perfectionism. She is also a Certified Daring Way Facilitator (CDWF), trained in Dr. Brené Brown’s work on shame and vulnerability, and integrates that training into her therapeutic approach.

Professionally she emphasizes identifying the underlying patterns that can unintentionally reinforce unhelpful behaviors and feelings. She takes a collaborative stance in therapy, working alongside each person to make sense of their story so they can choose the changes they want. She offers flexibility in session structure, ranging from more structured homework-focused work to allowing the client to set the pace and direction.

On a personal level she describes herself as down-to-earth and analytical, and often finds clarity while hiking and backpacking. Her practice centers on thoughtful listening and deliberate reflection to help clients uncover the mechanisms behind persistent problems and move toward meaningful change.