Dr. Kathleen Davis is dedicated to helping clients create meaningful, sustained change within a reasonable and achievable timeframe. Her work is rooted in the belief that effective therapy should be both transformative and practical—providing clients with tools they can use immediately while supporting long‑term growth. Through personalized counseling, Dr. Davis helps individuals build insight, strengthen emotional regulation, and develop skills that support lasting change. Her clinical expertise includes career exploration, depression, anxiety, grief, disability, and trauma. She also has extensive experience working with individuals facing complex challenges, including veterans, refugees, people experiencing homelessness, survivors of domestic violence (men and women), individuals exploring gender identity, clients with suicidal thoughts, people with psychotic disorders, individuals with disabilities or chronic pain, and neurodivergent adults. 

 

Dr. Davis employs a multimodal, research‑supported approach that integrates cognitive‑behavioral strategies, neuropsychological principles, somatic and mind‑body techniques, and cutting‑edge, evidence‑based interventions. This combination allows clients to address both the cognitive and physiological components of distress, supporting deeper healing and more durable change. Her work emphasizes neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to reorganize and heal—by incorporating structured skill‑building, experiential exercises, and targeted practices that clients apply between sessions to accelerate progress. 

 

Beyond her clinical practice, Dr. Davis has presented nationally and internationally on issues such as domestic violence affecting both women and men, the impact of COVID‑19 on Native American communities, immigration and family separation, and broader domestic and global mental health challenges. Her published work spans global conflict, immigration, disability, and socioeconomic factors affecting minority, underrepresented, and vulnerable populations. 

 

Dr. Davis holds a doctorate in International Psychology with a concentration in Trauma from The Chicago School and a Master’s Degree in Community Agency Counseling from Western Michigan University. She is board‑certified through the National Board of Certified Counselors and the Commission on Rehabilitation Counseling. She is licensed in Nevada as a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (License #CP0203) and is also a Certified Neuropsychotherapist.​

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To schedule: 

Call 702-801-1215

Email: balancedlifecounseling1@gmail.com

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Dr. Davis will work to get you scheduled within a week for Individual Counseling sessions.