David Selber

I received my bachelor's degree in psychology from UNC-Asheville, and I received my master's degree in clinical mental health counseling from UNF.

I am very solution-oriented. You are coming to therapy for a reason. We will only spend time exploring the past in ways that help you get back to making the present a better place to be. I believe therapy should result in tangible changes to your life. We will regularly check in to make sure that therapy feels useful and aligned with your goals.

My approach is rooted in existential therapy, which means we look beyond symptom management to the bigger themes shaping your life: identity, freedom, responsibility, connection, and purpose.

Our work together will be shaped around what you need most. You will be encouraged to bring in whatever feels most relevant - specific concerns, relationship challenges, big existential questions, or even uncertainty about where to start.