Anna Thomas

author

Anna Thomas is a clinical-community doctoral student at the University of Alaska Anchorage and a registered nurse. After working 10 years in nursing, specializing in critical care and community health, she transitioned to the field of mental health in 2013, where she specializes in the integration of medical and mental healthcare services to help create systems that focus on the whole person.

White Blindness thwarts genuine desire to help others, even in Alaska

OPINION: In a land as beautiful and culturally diverse as Alaska, our ability to connect with and truly help each other depends upon the understanding that our wants and needs may be uniquely different from those of people with different backgrounds than our own.

By Anna Thomas●

November 14, 2015 at 6:45 pm

Anna Thomas

author

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