Meet Dr. Darice Davis

Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Dr. Darice Davis is a licensed clinical psychologist. She is passionate about improving the psychological well-being of marginalized and underserved populations. Clinically, Dr. Davis takes a multiculturally sensitive approach and strives to demonstrate a person-centered approach with clients. Dr. Davis highly values relating in effective and meaningful ways with others. Dr. Davis aims to provide care that demonstrates ethical competence and cultural humility. She desires to provide a space in treatment that encourages and acknowledges clients’ individual experiences. Dr. Davis utilizes her relational and culturally sensitive skills while demonstrating evidence-based treatments. 

Dr. Davis has a strong commitment to addressing issues of diversity, which she demonstrates in her work as a clinician and researcher. Dr. Davis has engaged in research and presented on topics in local and national conferences that address issues of diversity, intending to bring awareness to the psychological concerns of ethnic minorities. These topics include the transgenerational effects of trauma on African American families, colorism and self-esteem in minority adolescents, community trauma in ethnic minorities and immigrants, and perspectives of Black professionals in predominantly White spaces. Dr. Davis’ dissertation, The Influence of Perceived Discrimination on Race-Related Stress and Attitudes Toward Police among African Americans, is the culmination of her research interests.

Dr. Davis obtained her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University. She received her Master of Arts degree in Forensic Psychology from John Jay College of Criminal Justice and a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Regent University. Dr. Davis received her doctorate from Regent University and completed her doctoral internship with the Hampton Veterans Affairs Medical Center. In her spare time, Dr. Davis enjoys spending time with family and traveling.