As an integrative depth-oriented psychologist, my goal is to help you uncover your true potential by better understanding and resolving dissatisfactions in your life.
About Dr. DavissonIn this way, we work together, harnessing a multi-faceted approach to open doors to greater satisfaction and self understanding.
Dr. Davisson practices psychotherapy from an integrative framework that emphasizes depth oriented approaches. This means she is interested in relationships, personal history, sociocultural, and family of origin experiences, and the nuanced ways these impact our access to personal satisfaction. She is grounded in contemporary psychoanalytic approaches, but integrates a variety of additional techniques in to her work including emotion focused, cognitive, trauma informed and mindfulness related interventions. Dr. Davisson strives to create a relaxed environment that emphasizes collaborative honesty and trust with her patients, custom tailoring treatment goals to each individual.
Dr. Davisson sees couples in pre-martial, marital and/or relationship counseling for a wide range of issues. Couples are treated in an emotion-focused and object-relations framework, addressing attachment issues and breaches in trust including infidelity or other betrayals, communication, and intimacy/family issues. Couples therapy can be a valuable experience for couples at various stages of their relationship and doesn’t have to represent “the worst” circumstances. Many couples don’t realize the benefit of focusing on and exploring their relationship as it grows and changes. Dr. Davisson offers supportive guidance and honest feedback to couples through this process.
A growing body of work and experience for Dr. Davisson is working with White Bodied groups and individuals looking to expand their capacity to work internally with racialized experiences as well as enhance awareness of the conditioning of White Supremacy. This includes characteristics of Whiteness as well as tendencies toward dissociation and disconnection of lived experience and history of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and Persons of Color). Contact for more information.
Dr. Davisson has been involved in presenting, teaching and writing on issues including psychoanalytic psychotherapy, fourth wave feminism, intersectionality, sexual trauma, and social inequities access in health and mental health care. She is increasingly interested in presenting and consulting around Whiteness and White Bodied Affinity Work.