What We Work On
Doug specializes in working with men and male-identifying individuals navigating some of life's hardest terrain — via telehealth across Washington & Oregon.
"He is both a fellow traveler and a gifted healer for men suffering with anxiety, depression, grief, and loss."
A Fellow Traveler
Over the course of many years, Doug has done the hard work of healing his own wounds. His lifelong battle with anxiety, accompanied by social phobia and a childhood deficiency of self-worth, has positioned him to intimately know the landscape of inner healing.
Though personal study and group encounters have been extremely helpful for Doug, he attributes his most enduring change to meeting one-on-one with teachers, therapists and coaches. The right and timely one-on-one encounter engenders trust, safety, and calm — the very elements necessary for vulnerability. When integrity, respect, and imagination are present between an experienced guide and one seeking guidance, miracles can occur.
Doug brings an abundance of clinical knowledge and therapeutic experience to the coaching framework. His years of providing psychotherapy have been built upon contemplative and cognitive behavioral theories, emphasizing the internal family systems model as a game-changer. His masterful use of reimagining and role-play have been agents of transformation for many men. Traditionally, men have been severely underserved, resulting in emotional repression and toxic behavior.
Areas of Focus
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Anxiety and depression are among the most common — and most isolating — struggles men face. Doug provides a steady, non-judgmental space to understand what's driving these feelings and to build practical tools for managing them. The goal isn't just symptom relief; it's lasting change.
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Unattended grief doesn't disappear — it accumulates. Whether you've lost a relationship, a loved one, a career, or a version of yourself, Doug helps you move through grief rather than around it. This work takes courage, and it leads somewhere real.
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Doug has participated in numerous trauma recovery trainings and retreats as both a participant and facilitator. He brings a deep, embodied understanding of trauma to his work — helping men access and process experiences that have long been out of reach.
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Career changes, divorce, retirement, loss of identity — transitions can shake a man to his core. Doug helps you find your footing again, clarify what matters, and move forward with intention rather than inertia.
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Doug has partnered with and advised addiction-recovery communities throughout his career. He understands the complexity of recovery — the courage it requires and the ongoing work it demands — and he meets clients exactly where they are.
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You don't have to be in crisis to benefit from therapy. Many of Doug's clients come simply wanting to understand themselves better — to live with more intention, build stronger relationships, and become the men they want to be.
Fees & Payment
$200
55-Minute Session · Full Fee
Standard rate for a 55-minute virtual therapy session. Payment accepted via Zelle and Venmo (private).
$160–$175
Sliding Scale · Limited Spots
A selective sliding scale is available for those with financial need. Limited spots — please inquire when reaching out.
Insurance: Separate from private-pay clients, I am contracted with a select group of insurance providers through Alma (helloalma.com). Please reach out to discuss your coverage.
How Sessions Work
All sessions are conducted via secure video call, making it easy to access quality care from wherever you are in Washington or Oregon. No commute, no waiting room — just focused, private time to do the work.
Getting Started
A 20-minute call to see if working together feels like the right fit. No pressure, no commitment.
We begin with your story — what brought you here, what you're carrying, and what you're hoping for.
Real change takes time. Sessions are typically weekly, and the pace is always guided by you.
Take the First Step
Send Doug an email and he'll be in touch within one business day.