About T. Thomas Consulting
Meet the Heart Behind Child & Family Wellness
T. Thomas Consulting was created to support children, teens, parents, families, schools, and organizations through practical coaching, wellness guidance, behavior support resources, and family-centered tools.
Serving Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Phoenix, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, and surrounding Arizona communities.
Child & Family Wellness
Helping children feel heard, parents feel equipped, and families move toward healing, resilience, structure, and growth.
Meet Travis Thomas
Founder & Child, Teen, and Family Wellness Consultant
Travis Thomas is the founder of T. Thomas Consulting and Child & Family Wellness Services. He brings nearly a decade of experience supporting children, teens, families, schools, and youth-serving systems.
His background includes behavior coaching, school-based support, family mentoring, youth development, social-emotional learning, parent communication, crisis prevention, resource linkage, college and career readiness instruction, and youth athletic coaching.
Travis’s work is grounded in helping young people build healthier emotional, behavioral, social, academic, and life outcomes while helping parents better understand their child’s needs.
Professional Focus
- Child and teen wellness support
- Behavior coaching and support planning
- Parent coaching and family support
- School-based and youth-serving systems
- Social-emotional learning and youth development
- Practical tools for home, school, and community settings
The Vision Behind TTC
A Place Where Children Are Heard and Parents Are Supported
TTC was built from a vision of creating a place where children, families, and communities can find healing, help, and practical support. The vision centers on children being heard, parents being supported, stereotypes being challenged, historical trauma being seen, and healing being the goal.
This vision shapes the way TTC supports families. The goal is not only to look at behavior, but to better understand what may be happening beneath the behavior and what type of support may help the child, teen, parent, family, school, or organization move forward.
Education & Professional Background
Professional Preparation and Real-World Youth Support Experience
Travis’s background combines applied psychology, graduate counseling training, behavioral support, school-based work, family support, youth development, and coaching experience.
Applied Psychology Foundation
Travis holds a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Psychology from Oregon Tech. This foundation supports his understanding of child development, behavior, motivation, family systems, and human growth.
Clinical Mental Health Counseling Training
Travis is currently completing a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Grand Canyon University. His graduate training continues to strengthen his knowledge of child and adolescent wellness, assessment-informed planning, emotional development, and family-centered support.
Behavior Coaching Experience
Travis has experience supporting children with behavioral and emotional support needs through goal planning, parent communication, coping-skill development, progress documentation, and practical support strategies.
School-Based Support
His school-based background includes supporting students and families with resources, social-emotional learning, academic challenges, behavioral needs, crisis prevention, and community resource linkage.
Family and Youth Development
Travis has supported families and youth through mentoring, structured recreational activities, communication support, life skills, decision-making, and relationship-building services.
Coaching and Leadership
His athletic coaching background adds experience in discipline, confidence-building, resilience, parent communication, structured planning, motivation, and youth development.
The Mission Behind TTC
Supporting Healing, Growth, Resilience, and Self-Awareness
TTC was built from a simple belief: children need to be heard, parents need to be supported, and families need practical tools that help them move toward healing.
The mission is to support children’s growth, resilience, wellness, and self-awareness while helping parents, schools, and organizations better understand the emotional, behavioral, and developmental needs of children and teens.
TTC also aims to be a practical resource for families, schools, and community organizations looking for support with child behavior, parent education, teen wellness, family communication, and youth development.
Mission Focus Areas
- Helping children feel heard
- Helping parents feel supported
- Helping teens build self-awareness
- Helping families improve communication
- Helping schools and organizations support youth wellness
- Helping communities access practical family resources
A Practical, Family-Centered Approach
From Confusion to Clarity, From Stress to Structure
TTC uses a strengths-based, culturally aware, and family-centered approach. The focus is not only on behavior, but also on understanding what the behavior may be communicating.
Listen First
TTC starts by listening to the family, child, teen, school, or organization to understand the concern and the context around it.
Understand the Need
The goal is to look at behavior, communication, stress, routines, emotional needs, support systems, and possible skill gaps.
Create Practical Support
Support may include coaching, parent guidance, behavior support, emotional wellness tools, family communication strategies, and youth development resources.
Build Forward
TTC helps families move toward structure, consistency, emotional growth, stronger communication, and healthier patterns.
Core Values
Guided by Values That Support Healing
These values shape how TTC supports families, builds trust, and creates space for growth.
Faith
Faith provides a foundation for hope, purpose, and the belief that growth and healing are possible.
Empathy
Every child and family has a story. TTC starts by listening, understanding, and seeing the need beneath the behavior.
Transparency
Families deserve clear communication, honest expectations, and support that is easy to understand.
Accountability
Growth requires structure, consistency, reflection, and practical steps that help children, parents, and families move forward.
Healing
The goal is long-term wellness, stronger relationships, emotional growth, and healthier patterns for children and families.
What TTC Is Building
A Resource for Parents, Children, Teens, Schools, and Organizations
TTC is being built as a practical resource for families and youth-serving systems. The long-term goal is to provide support that families, schools, teachers, and professionals can use to better understand children’s development, emotions, behavior, and overall well-being.
Parent Resources
Parent guides, worksheets, home tools, behavior support resources, and practical education.
Child & Teen Support
Support focused on self-awareness, emotional growth, behavior skills, confidence, decision-making, and healthy development.
Family Support
Support for family communication, parent-child understanding, routines, structure, and realistic next steps.
School Tools
Resources and consultation for school behavior support, parent engagement, student wellness, and youth development.
Organization Support
Workshops, training, consulting resources, parent education, and youth wellness support for community partners.
Future Growth
A long-term vision to grow into a larger child and family wellness resource with expanded services, staff, and community partnerships.
Who TTC Supports
Support for Families, Youth, Schools, and Organizations
TTC supports families and youth-serving systems looking for practical guidance, stronger communication, and wellness-centered support.
Certifications, Training & Professional Preparation
Training That Supports Safe, Practical, and Professional Service
TTC’s service approach is supported by professional training, behavioral support experience, parent education training, and school-based experience.
Professional Highlights
Experience Supporting Children, Teens, Families, and Youth Systems
- Nearly a decade supporting children, teens, families, and youth-serving systems
- Bachelor’s degree in Applied Psychology from Oregon Tech
- Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in progress at Grand Canyon University
- Experience in behavior coaching, school-based support, family mentoring, and youth development
- Background in social-emotional learning, crisis prevention, parent communication, and resource linkage
- Experience with goal planning, behavior support planning, parent coaching, and family support
- Youth athletic coaching experience focused on discipline, confidence, resilience, and personal growth
- Professional communication with families, schools, supervisors, and community partners
Start With a Consultation
Whether you are a parent, caregiver, school, or organization, the first step is identifying the need and creating a practical support plan. TTC can help determine what type of support may be the best fit for your child, teen, family, school, or organization.
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Connect With T. Thomas Consulting
For parent, family, school, organization, or partnership questions, contact TTC directly or submit a consultation request.
Email: ttc@childfamilywellness.com
Website: childfamilywellness.com
Location: Phoenix metro area, Arizona
T. Thomas Consulting provides coaching, consulting, wellness support, parent education, behavior support resources, youth development support, school consultation, organization support, and family resources. Services are not emergency services and are not a replacement for licensed therapy, diagnosis, clinical treatment, psychiatric care, medical care, or crisis services. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911. For mental health crisis support, call or text 988.