Mrs. Charissa Davis, LPC-S

Charissa has been in the mental health and social services field since 2004. She became a Licensed Professional Counselor in 2013. Her background includes working with clients who have experienced trauma, suffer from mood disorders such as depression, and clients that need life coaching to better themselves. Charissa also works with clients who need to build relationships with significant others or  family members.  

She has hosted two workshops, spoken at a national conference, joined social platforms to discuss mental health issues and racial trauma. She currently is  a trauma-informed trainer for a local health center. She ultimately enjoys her work with others in the community to promote change, give support, and  encourage good emotional health practices. 

Charissa graduated Cum Laude from Dillard University with an undergraduate in Psychology and while there, was able to join the first African-American female Sorority founded. She completed her Master's degree at University of Houston's Main campus in Counseling Education. She is a board approved Texas LPC Supervisor, a member of the Texas Counselor Association, and  has been accepted as a JEDI committee member to address justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion issues at health centers. She also enjoys the neverending adventures of being a mother.