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Professional Bio
I am Dr. Colleen Fleming, a licensed clinical psychologist in Pennsylvania and a practitioner participating in PsyPact. My practice is built on the belief that each person deserves a space where their story can be heard with genuine curiosity and care.
Who I Work With and Areas of Expertise
I work with adults across the lifespan, with a particular specialty working with young adults and college students. I work with individuals navigating anxiety and depression, trauma and PTSD, grief and loss, life transitions, women’s issues, relationship issues, and career development and transitions.
Theoretical Approach
Narrative Therapy is the primary lens through which I work, recognizing that the stories we tell about ourselves are constructions shaped over time by relationships, culture, and circumstance. This collaborative process is conceptualized through psychodynamic theory, Attachment Theory, and Family Systems, allowing me to meet each person with both clinical depth and genuine curiosity.
The Experience of the Work
Our work begins with your story. Not only what has happened, but how it has been understood, what meaning has been made of it, and how that meaning has quietly shaped the way life is being lived. Together we slow down to examine the stories that have been carried, where they came from, and where they may be getting in the way.
Sessions do not follow a script. They follow you: what is present, what is pressing, and what feels ready to be explored. At the heart of this work is a belief I return to often: the problem is the problem, and you are not the problem. When that distinction begins to take hold, what once felt fixed starts to feel more flexible, and within that shift, relief, healing, and hope become possible.
Who I Work With and Areas of Expertise
I work with adults across the lifespan, with a particular specialty working with young adults and college students. I work with individuals navigating anxiety and depression, trauma and PTSD, grief and loss, life transitions, women’s issues, relationship issues, and career development and transitions.
Theoretical Approach
Narrative Therapy is the primary lens through which I work, recognizing that the stories we tell about ourselves are constructions shaped over time by relationships, culture, and circumstance. This collaborative process is conceptualized through psychodynamic theory, Attachment Theory, and Family Systems, allowing me to meet each person with both clinical depth and genuine curiosity.
The Experience of the Work
Our work begins with your story. Not only what has happened, but how it has been understood, what meaning has been made of it, and how that meaning has quietly shaped the way life is being lived. Together we slow down to examine the stories that have been carried, where they came from, and where they may be getting in the way.
Sessions do not follow a script. They follow you: what is present, what is pressing, and what feels ready to be explored. At the heart of this work is a belief I return to often: the problem is the problem, and you are not the problem. When that distinction begins to take hold, what once felt fixed starts to feel more flexible, and within that shift, relief, healing, and hope become possible.
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Areas of Practice
Anxiety/Panic Disorders, Career/Employment Concerns, Depression, Education/Personal Development, Family, Grief/Loss, Life Transitions, Stress, Trauma/PTSD
Populations Served
Adults
Accepted Insurance
Aetna, Quest
Languages Spoken
English
Are you accepting new clients?
Yes
Are you currently offering telehealth services?
Yes
Yes
Are you a Pennsylvania School Certified Psychologist?
No
Race and Ethnicity
White/European American