Scott Macomber

About

I’m not a distant or overly analytical therapist — I show up fully with my clients. Being real, emotionally attuned, and present creates the kind of connection that fosters healing. Many of the men I work with feel angry, disconnected, or burdened by expectations of who they’re “supposed” to be. They may struggle with equality in relationships, feel stuck in rigid roles, or lash out when what they really want is closeness. These patterns can feel isolating — but they’re workable. In therapy, I help men explore what’s beneath the anger, discover new ways of relating, and find strength in vulnerability rather than defensiveness.