- Evening appointments available
- Encouragement and feedback
- Skills and resources
About Jason
Dr. Jason Newcomb is a licensed clinical professional counselor (LCPC) with 22 years of experience. He focuses on helping people who are adjusting to change, managing stress or anxiety, coping with grief, or facing depression. He aims to build a straightforward, honest relationship that mixes compassion with practical feedback.
He leans on person-centered work alongside cognitive behavioral principles to help people identify patterns and take steps forward. Sessions often include encouragement, suggested readings or videos, and worksheets to practice new skills outside of appointments. Jason emphasizes a future-focused, problem-solving stance while keeping the therapeutic relationship central.
He describes his style as direct but empathetic, offering acceptance and respect while also giving honest input. If something in therapy isn’t working, he invites clients to bring it up so the plan can change. He encourages active participation and follow-through, noting that progress depends on work between sessions as well as during them.
Though licensed in Montana, he lives on the East Coast and typically schedules appointments in the evenings between 7 and 10 PM Eastern Standard Time. He generally offers one-hour sessions and communicates with clients by messaging as well as synchronous contact. He aims to respond in under 24 hours when possible.
His practice supports people dealing with stress, low self esteem, career concerns, relationship strains, parenting stress, compassion fatigue, anger, and coaching for life changes. He invites prospective clients to consider therapy as a partnership focused on realistic goals and steady progress.
He leans on person-centered work alongside cognitive behavioral principles to help people identify patterns and take steps forward. Sessions often include encouragement, suggested readings or videos, and worksheets to practice new skills outside of appointments. Jason emphasizes a future-focused, problem-solving stance while keeping the therapeutic relationship central.
He describes his style as direct but empathetic, offering acceptance and respect while also giving honest input. If something in therapy isn’t working, he invites clients to bring it up so the plan can change. He encourages active participation and follow-through, noting that progress depends on work between sessions as well as during them.
Though licensed in Montana, he lives on the East Coast and typically schedules appointments in the evenings between 7 and 10 PM Eastern Standard Time. He generally offers one-hour sessions and communicates with clients by messaging as well as synchronous contact. He aims to respond in under 24 hours when possible.
His practice supports people dealing with stress, low self esteem, career concerns, relationship strains, parenting stress, compassion fatigue, anger, and coaching for life changes. He invites prospective clients to consider therapy as a partnership focused on realistic goals and steady progress.