Dr. Deanna Davis

C.Psych. (Supervised Practice)

Meet Dr. Deanna Davis, a dedicated clinician who believes in creating a warm, trusting, and collaborative therapeutic relationship with her clients. With a deep commitment to helping you achieve meaningful change and personal growth, she tailors her approach to meet your unique needs. Dr. Davis strives to ensure that you feel supported throughout your journey, and are able to pursue your therapy goals at the pace that best suits you.

Experience and Approach

Dr. Deanna Davis brings a wealth of experience to her practice, having earned a Doctoral Degree in Clinical Science and Psychopathology from Western University. Her clinical residency took place at the Royal Ottawa Mental Health Care Centre, where she gained hands-on experience working with individuals facing complex mental health issues. Before this, she completed her undergraduate and master’s degrees at Carleton University, giving her a well-rounded educational background.

Dr. Davis takes an integrative and collaborative approach to treatment, always prioritizing the needs and goals of her clients. She combines evidence-based methods like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) with a person-centered approach to ensure that each individual receives the right care for their situation.

Clinical Specialties

Dr. Davis has significant experience conducting assessments and providing therapy to a wide range of individuals who face various challenges, including:

Depression

Anxiety

Stress

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)

Phobias

Posttraumatic Stress and Trauma-Related Disorders

Complex and Developmental Trauma

Psychosis and Dissociative Disorders

Substance Use Concerns

Personality Disorders

Bipolar Disorder

Eating Disorders

Health Anxiety

Insomnia

Mood and Anxiety Disorders

Gender Dysphoria and Chronic Pain

Couples Therapy

Pain Management

Anger Management

Achievements and Ongoing Research

Dr. Deanna Davis is not only a practicing clinician, but also an active researcher. Her doctoral research focused on the assessment of the impostor phenomenon and its relation to mental health and workplace performance. She continues to explore the impact of trauma on mental health, particularly for those with PTSD, and how healthcare can become more accessible to those in need.

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