Clint is an Army Veteran with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Louisiana Tech University and Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from Fuller Theological Seminary. He is also an ordained minister and Licensed Professional Counselor trained in EMDR for trauma, Restoration Therapy for couples and families, a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP), and a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT).  He is married to Jacie, and they have two sons, Grady and Jude.

I started this practice to help people in ways that are progressive, cutting-edge, and can make real and lasting change in the body, mind, and spirit. As a part of my journey, I have faced trauma of different levels and experiences. I am a child of sexual neglect and divorce. I have faced bullying and emotional abuse. I have been to war in Afghanistan and faced natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina. I have two children with special needs and rare diseases. All of this has shaped me to have a heart for helping others and experience with real change and healing. Through it all, God has continued to work in me to guide me and lead me to help others. Counseling and guidance have helped me to move out of my past and continue to overcome my hang-ups and hurts. I hope that, through taking the risky and sometimes scary step of calling a counselor, others will reach out and find that same help I received. Our past is important, but it does not have to dictate our present. 

We have a team of amazing counselors, therapists, and social workers who want to walk alongside you, whatever you are facing. The battle does not have to be fought alone. We believe there is power in vulnerability and that, by reaching out for help, you can find the power and strength to overcome whatever trauma and pain life has brought upon you.

From a very young age I knew that I wanted to do something in life to help others.  As I grew up and through my own life experiences, it became clear to me that I could listen, hear and empathize with others in all matters. Because of this I chose to pursue my education in psychology and counseling, where I earned a Master of Arts in Counseling and Guidance and became a Licensed Professional Counselor in 2010.

I am passionate about meeting people where they are and walking with them toward healing.  I work with adults experiencing a wide range of difficulties including depression, anxiety, grief, relationship issues, parenting problems, career challenges, trauma, abuse, chronic illness and chronic pain.  My counseling style is warm and interactive. I believe in treating each client with respect, sensitivity, and compassion, and I don’t believe in stigmatizing labels.

My counseling technique includes a solution-focused, cognitive-behavioral approach which incorporates mindfulness training, effective coping skills, communication skills, problem-solving skills. and exploration of personal conflicts and emotional stressors. I have also been trained in EMDR to better assist clients in finding healing.

I have always enjoyed talking to people and learning about their stories. My experiences in life have taught me to be a compassionate and empathetic person with the desire to make others feel heard and understood. I am grateful for the chance to help others navigate trauma and difficulties in life, as well as celebrate their accomplishments. I am passionate about working with all ages as individuals, couples, or families. It is a true privilege to work with clients as they find healing and continue to grow.

I am a Licensed Master Social Worker and earned a Master of Social Work from Louisiana State University. Additionally, I studied English and earned a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Public Administration, both from the University of Louisiana at Monroe. I love spending time with my husband, Caleb, our son, Oliver, and our two dogs, Cheddar and Chilli. I thoroughly enjoy drinking coffee, spending time outside with my family, reading a book, or rewatching a favorite TV show.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). My education background consists of a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Interpersonal Communications with an emphasis in Conflict Resolution and a Master of Science in Counseling. I am a husband and a father. Being a counselor allows me to help others in the ways that my faith helps me; a source of guidance, insight, and striving to be our best self.

My counseling style is predominantly motivational interviewing to encourage change and personal growth. I’ve also received training in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), which allows me to help those with unresolved trauma and emotions lay down the burdensome symptoms of those negative experiences. I facilitate sessions with those faced with various challenges including addiction, stress, relationship issues, depression, anxiety, trauma, and grief.

As a counselor, I want to walk the journey of self-discovery, recovery, and change with you. My approach will focus on gaining a greater understanding of your individual goals. Together, we will focus on solutions and utilize a collaborative approach to develop actionable steps that will best meet your needs.

From a young age, I knew I had a love for learning other people’s stories. Friends and family often describe me as someone who has a longing to dig deeper in conversations with lifelong friends and strangers alike. I believe the more we talk with one another and take the time to learn each other’s stories, the sooner we realize we are all more alike than it may appear on the surface. I believe we all have similar fears and insecurities, hopes and desires, and the best way to discover this is through good conversation which, in turn, leads to connection.

An internship at a foster and adoption agency led me to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Child and Family Studies from Louisiana State University.  After graduation, I obtained my Master of Social Work, also from Louisiana State University.  I now practice as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. During my schooling, I was able to get a firm understanding of the human experience across the lifespan, from childhood to aging populations, as well as the emotional and psychological changes and stressors each population may be subject to face. I strongly believe we were not meant to face those changes or stressors alone.

With career experience as a medical social worker in an acute hospital, I’ve been fortunate to walk alongside individuals and families during some of the most vulnerable and traumatic experiences of their lives.  I’ve come to realize there are few greater joys than being able to provide that level of support to people in need. Through my experience I’ve also come to realize that, underneath most medical diagnoses, there is usually an emotional need that is just as important to tend to. I strongly believe in the mind, body, and spiritual connection and that putting in the work to keep all three elements healthy has the power to change our lives.

I am also certified in Perinatal Mental Health through the international accrediting organization, Postpartum Support International.  Becoming a mother is more than just a transition, it is a transformation of the woman as a whole. While this shift into motherhood can be one of the most exciting and joyful times in a woman’s life, in the very next breath it can be isolating and terrifying. This dichotomy of emotional experiences often leads to anxiety, deep sadness, or depression.  While many women feel this way, far too few speak about it. As a clinical social worker certified in perinatal mental health, I hope to be a resource to women in our area who are struggling with the often-overwhelming feelings and thoughts that accompany motherhood. I’ll strive to cultivate a space where these varying emotions can be normalized and where any mother can feel truly seen, known, and cared for.  Motherhood is an incredible journey, and no mother should have to venture into it alone.

I was born and raised in Shreveport, and, in 1986, the oil crunch hit us.  My stepfather was a builder and, for him to find work, we moved to middle Tennessee just after my sophomore year of high school. It took me away from all I had ever known – my city, my friends, and my biological father.  Moving was painful and heart wrenching, but it turned out to be the best thing that happened to me. God used this time to make Himself known to me. He was with me through it all and still is.

 My heart has always been for the hurting. At 25 years old, I married a widower with 5 young children and together we had two more. By the grace and mercy of God, my husband and I are still married. My husband still cherishes me (as he knows what it’s like to lose a wife). Just by walking through life, and being broken myself, I have encountered more pain and loss than I could have imagined. However, I don’t want to waste any of my difficulties or comfort I have received and that is one reason I counsel today. 

Life is filled with good times and hard times. Combine the two and you get what we call bittersweet. All too often we allow the bitterness in life to blind us and keep us from seeing the sweetness. My prayer is that, as we work together, hope can begin to be born out of the difficulties where you find yourself. I look forward to walking with you on your journey.

I received my undergraduate and graduate degree from Baylor University and am now a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. My experience has been working with clients having ADD, trauma, depression, loss, abuse, anxiety, codependency, marriage and family problems, behavioral problems, mental health and personality issues, and those feeling stuck in life. 

My love for helping others overcome life challenges stems from my early days in college when I was a member of the service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega. This organization introduced me to community-based service projects that were life changing. It was in these early days that I had the rewarding opportunity to change lives and help others see bright possibilities for their future. Through counseling, I can continue to help others by empowering individuals and families from a strengths-based perspective. I also come from a proud military family and am a passionate Veteran advocate. I seek to serve those who have bravely served our country. I have experience providing counseling to Veterans, adults, couples, families, and groups with a special focus on trauma.

I received a Bachelor of Science in Business at Texas A&M University – Commerce and a Master of Social Work at Stephen F. Austin State University.  I am trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).

I discovered very young in my life that I loved talking to people. I realized that there is something very healing when you have someone that you can trust during difficult times. I took every psychology/counseling course I could in high school and college. I completed my psychology degree from Louisiana College and headed to Fort Worth, TX to finish my master’s degree at Southwestern Baptist Seminary where I majored in marriage and family counseling. I have been counseling since 2006 and I’m living my dream of encouraging and supporting people as they go through past, present and future issues that arise.

My faith is very important to my therapy since I believe God is essential to recovery from addiction and most life issues. I never want to push people to God but offer my insight if they want spiritual guidance.

I work with individuals, couples, and families. I focus on those with anxiety, depression, grief and addiction issues. I also enjoy working with couples to learn effective communication and conflict resolution skills.

During my diverse experiences in the military, ministry, law enforcement, and teaching, I have seen firsthand that life’s challenges can be overwhelming for many.  In each role, I encountered individuals facing significant struggles and realized that having someone to walk with them through tough times could make a profound difference.  This realization inspired me to become a counselor.  I am passionate about hearing people’s stories and providing guidance through their difficult times.

I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from East Texas Baptist University.  I have experience counseling a wide range of issues including stress and anxiety, depression, grief, career and relationship struggles, trauma, and abuse.  I also specialize in Christian counseling.

I am married with two children.  My background includes serving as an Airborne Infantryman in the US Army, over a decade as a deputy with the Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office, and three years as a middle school history teacher.  Additionally, I have been a licensed minister since 2005.

I came to know and love the profession of social work through the care my family and I received from bereavement programs as we experienced grief and sorrow. Before I fully understood social work and its scope, I became passionate about walking alongside people as they faced difficulty and isolation, and quickly saw the power of relating to others in struggle. I am so grateful for the opportunity to serve others out of what I have learned through challenges I have faced. Each person has value, and it is so special to assist clients in restoring their sense of hope and self-worth.

I am a Licensed Master Social Worker with a Bachelor of Social Work from Midwestern State University and a Master of Social Work from Louisiana State University. I have gained experience in working with children, adolescents, and adults who have experienced loss and grief, anxiety, depression, and substance abuse. My goal is to invite clients into an environment that allows for vulnerability and openness without judgment.

I desire clients to feel seen, heard, and supported as they share the weight of their current struggles. It is a privilege to help others identify the origins of their pain and encourage them as they courageously take steps in their journey of healing and growth. I enjoy helping clients find solutions to their struggles through healthy and effective coping skills, encouraging mindfulness, and identifying their strengths.

I love spending time outside and being active with my husband, Caleb, sons, Bishop and Harrison, and our pups, Charlie and Walker. There are few things I enjoy more than going on a walk in the sunshine with all the boys in my family!

I am a Certified Pastoral Counselor through the National Christian Counselors Association. I am also an ordained minister from the Universal Life Church. I am passionate about helping people find healing using a biblical approach. I believe that Jesus is the only way to achieve true, sustainable healing. The Bible talks about all the issues we deal with as a culture. A few examples are: 1 Kings 19; Matthew 6:27; Matthew 6:34; 1 Peter 5:7; Philippians 4:6; 2 Samuel 11; Luke 22.

Jesus taught us everything we need to know about life and how to live free from the bondage this fallen world exposes us to.  I meet my clients where they are and walk beside them with the guidance of the Holy Spirit as they step into the freedom Jesus came to gift us with.

I am a Certified Pastoral Counselor through the National Christian Counselors Association. I have more than 20 years of experience leading worship in the church and am an ordained minister. I’ve overcome over 20 years of placing my identity in a title & 10+ years of porn addiction. I have a quote from The Office for just about every conversation. I have been married to Linsey since 2014 & we adopted our son, Zay, in 2020.

My communication style is conversational with a healthy blend of encouragement and challenge, pointing back to our identity in Christ along the way. I hope to provide a place of clarity that helps the dust settle and you see the options in front of you to move forward in a healthy, God-honoring way. I am so excited for the possibility to walk alongside you as we navigate to places of hope from what seems dead. I look forward to working with you!

I believe that all of us are made for connection and purpose. My goal is to guide and empower you so that you can find clarity, healing, and the life you were designed to have. I’m passionate about helping those who struggle with depression, anxiety, burnout, relationship issues, and religious trauma.

I am a Certified Pastoral Counselor through the National Christian Counselors Association and a certified Pastoral Sex Addiction Professional through the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals. I also have extensive training with the Barnabas Counseling Center in Richmond, VA and over twenty years of experience working in churches in pastoral care and spiritual formation. I’m currently pursuing a Master of Science in Counseling at LSU Shreveport.

As a registered dietitian and nutrition therapist, I am passionate about helping others live a more fulfilled life through healing their relationship to food and their body. I believe in a life of freedom free from dieting, food rules, restrictions, rigidity, compulsions, and shame.

I help people learn how to reestablish trust in their innate ability and wisdom to nourish their bodies, find joyful movement that fits their lifestyle, and learn how to show compassion and respect to their bodies just as it is. I take a holistic approach to wellness that focuses on each person’s unique lifestyle and behaviors that support their goals for overall mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

I have a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics from Texas Tech University and a Master of Science in Applied Nutrition and Dietetics from Louisiana Tech University. I specialize in eating disorder recovery, Intuitive Eating, and body image healing from a Health At Every Size® (HAES) perspective.

I graduated from Louisiana Tech University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Health Promotion in 2004. I received my Doctor of Physical Therapy from The University of Health Sciences on St. Augustine, Florida in 2009.  I love to incorporate my faith and life experiences into my practice to treat the entire person as a spiritual, emotional, and physical being.

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I am a mother of two wonderful daughters and Nana to five amazing grand women!  I received my Associate Degree in Business Administration from Remington College.  I have been in the administrative field for years and have experience in working with several local businesses. I enjoy helping others to smile and reach their goals in life. I am thankful that I get to meet new people daily through this opportunity.  I enjoy crocheting, reading, traveling, and hanging out with family and friends.

Effectively supporting others so that they can focus on their great work brings me joy.  I love the tedious, mundane, detailed routine of office work and have been serving others in this way for over 20 years.

Outside of work, I can be found at Chick-fil-A, TJMaxx, or a Mexican restaurant (Don Juanz, for the win!), and I also know which restaurants serve the best sweet tea.  I love good movies and am a sucker for a true story.

I married Richard Lear in 2000 and our daughter, Daylie Joye, was born in 2003.  I have a mildly unhealthy obsession with office supplies and am more than prepared for any pen emergency that may arise.

My deepest desire is to love others because of the Love Christ so freely, and undeservingly, gave me. I currently serve as Clint’s personal assistant and my goal at CDC is to make sure that every client feels welcomed, seen, and heard. I am originally from Dallas, Texas and my roots run deep! I have worked in the homeless shelter arena in both Dallas and Shreveport. Currently my husband and I are certified foster parents and seek to welcome children from hard places into our home. I look forward to serving you and helping you connect with our wonderful team at Clint Davis Counseling.