About Dr. Kathleen Davis

Dr. Kathleen Davis is dedicated to empowering clients to live their best lives. Through personalized counseling, coaching, and career guidance, we aim to help our clients achieve a balanced and fulfilling life. Dr. Davis's expertise includes career exploration, depression, anxiety, grief, disability, and trauma. Additionally, she has worked with populations that have unique challenges such as refugees, the unhoused, domestic violence victims (both men and women), gender identity, people with suicidal thoughts, people with psychotic disorders, people with disabilities and chronic pain, ADHD/ADD, and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Seeing her father, a Korean War veteran, face the ups and downs of life gave her a genuine understanding and empathy for what veterans go through. Her mother stood by his side—what we now recognize as helping him navigate what was likely PTSD. Together, their strength and compassion showed her just how powerful care and connection can be.

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Dr. Davis has presented nationally and internationally on a range of issues, including 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 challenges. Her work has been published in areas such as global conflict, immigration, disability, and socioeconomic factors that impact minority, underrepresented and vulnerable populations. 

Dr. Davis holds a doctorate in International Psychology from The Chicago School and a Master's Degree in Community Agency Counseling from Western Michigan University. She is board-certified with 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.