TAI THOMAS
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TAIESSA THOMAS - FOUNDER/PRINCIPAL CONSULTANT
Taiessa "Tai" Thomas, the founder and principal consultant of 7 Ways of Thinking, LLC, brings over two decades of experience to her field. Her wealth of expertise equips her to provide invaluable counsel to those caring for loved ones in emergency situations and navigating the complexities of caregiving and transitions. Tai excels in streamlining and organizing caregiving efforts, placing a strong emphasis on individual self-care and self-awareness.
She specializes in assisting caregivers, patients, families, and spouses who grapple with the emotional and psychological challenges that arise during sudden or chronic illnesses. Tai's profound insights prove invaluable to those seeking clarity amidst life-altering circumstances. Her unwavering guidance can confidently lead patients, caregivers, and families through the daunting questions and obstacles that often emerge when loved ones face vulnerability and profound distress. |
VINCENT THOMAS
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VINCENT THOMAS - MANAGING MEMBER/CONSULTANT
"Vincent Thomas is a Managing Member, a Certified Plant-Based Nutritionist, a Patient, a Spouse, a Caregiver Consultant, and a Life Coach. He fulfills the role of Managing Member and healthcare advisor at 7 Ways of Thinking, LLC, where he draws upon his twenty-five-plus years of personal experience and expertise to offer valuable insights and guidance in his capacities as a patient, spouse, and caregiver. As a Certified Plant-Based Nutritionist, Vince imparts his extensive knowledge of maintaining a healthy diet while providing care to others, including oneself.
Vince adeptly aids individuals in various roles, including patients, spouses, and caregivers, who may find themselves lacking information and feeling overwhelmed as they seek viable options and make informed decisions for both the afflicted patients and themselves. He serves as a dependable guide, helping them navigate the challenging obstacles that arise when caring for loved ones who have fallen ill, as well as their own well-being." |
"My life is not what has happened to me,
but what I choose to become!!"
- book quote from "An Interruption in Time 1999" .... pg. 3
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Caregiver - Patient Dynamics
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