Douglas Colcombe

Douglas J. Colcombe

Doug’s is a licensed professional counselor and his counseling approach is grounded in the belief that people thrive within meaningful relationships and that every individual deserves to be treated with dignity, honor, and respect. He integrates therapeutic interventions informed by psychodynamic theory with solution-focused strategies to help clients gain insight, build on their strengths, and achieve meaningful change. His goal is to provide a safe, supportive environment where clients can openly process their thoughts and emotions while developing sustainable tools to become the best version of themselves. Whether managing life's challenges, navigating transitions, or coping with mental health concerns, Doug works collaboratively with clients to foster healing, personal growth, and the ability to thrive throughout life's journey.

Doug earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from St. Vincent College and a Master of Science in Education from Duquesne University. Doug is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) candidate waiting for the license to be processed by the Commonwealth of PA. He currently holds certifications as a School Counselor (K–12), Principal (K–12), and Social Studies Teacher (7–12). As a U.S. Army Reserve veteran, Doug brings a unique blend of leadership, service, and compassion to his counseling work, helping individuals navigate challenges while building resilience and confidence.

For over 30 years, Doug has worked within the school system supporting school aged youth from K-12 along with their parents and caregivers. He has provided support for academic, social-emotional, and life transitions. He has helped individuals and families address concerns related to anxiety, depression, grief, relationship difficulties, academic performance, career decisions, and major life adjustments. Doug is passionate about helping people discover their strengths, overcome obstacles, and develop practical strategies that promote growth and long-term well-being.