About Scott:

My own growth through personal therapy and mentorship greatly informs my work with adolescents and adults. A sense of humor, a 20-year yoga and meditation practice, and a grounded authenticity also help me navigate the healing process.

I graduated with a B.A. in Psychology from UNC-Chapel Hill in 2003.  After college I began teaching tennis to children, teens, and adults. I greatly enjoyed coaching, particularly in regards to helping people work on their ‘inner game.’

In 2006, I moved from Durham, NC, to San Francisco, CA to study East-West Psychology and Somatic Psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies. I graduated in 2012, and obtained my license to practice Marriage and Family Therapy in California in 2014.

In 2019, a year after becoming a father, I moved back to North Carolina, to settle with my family in Asheville. I am delighted to take part of this beautiful community.

Scott Fischer, LMFT

BA- Psychology, UNC Chapel Hill (2003)

MA- East-West Psychology, California Institute of Integral Studies (2008)

MA- Counseling Psychology with focus in Somatic Psychology, CIIS (2012)

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist- (California, #83959, 2014)

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist— (North Carolina, #2114, 2020)