Welcome to Davis Dynamics

Sometimes we just feel 'stuck' in life. It may be due to life changes, goals that aren't realized yet, grief, or a feeling that something is missing. It may be due to traumatic events that feel re-occurring, causing mental and emotional symptoms. It could be relationship changes, such as a divorce, or a toxic relationship (present or past). It could be due to our brain chemistry or an illness elsewhere, such as thyroid imbalance or diabetes. There are so many reasons people feel overly depressed or anxious. 

There are many therapies I have been trained in and practiced since I started working in this field in 2005. I've known and practiced Cognitive Behavioral, Cognitive Processing, EMDR, Solution Focused, Interpersonal, Prolonged Exposure and many more therapies. I have become an eclectic therapist due to this. I rarely pull from one single modality when I'm working with a client. Everybody is unique, so I think their therapy should be unique as well. 

Therapy and Hypnotherapy services are covered by insurance. I accept United, Aetna, Anthem, Anthem Healthkeepers, Optima, Optum, and Cigna. 

Hypnotherapy is the ability to translate knowledge that a person has to their subconscious mind. This is especially helpful for trauma. Symptoms of trauma have nothing to do with the individuals level of intelligence. A person can be extremely intelligent and still have an event painfully stuck in mind. Our conscious minds and our subconscious minds infer information differently. They 'speak' a different language. So in a lot of ways this is like translation services. The hypnotherapy method I use is gentle and does not cause re-living. I do not use re-living forms of therapy anymore due to this. It is called Rapid Resolution Therapy. It may not feel like hypnosis, but it is. For this service I explain the method fully to my clients. As long as it makes good sense to them, they like the information, and they want it, then I proceed with it. I believe in and practice full informed consent. 

Impressive Humans

I deeply admire people who have the courage to be themselves. It is difficult for all of us to be who we authentically are. In order to do so we must fully accept ourselves and be willing for others to see us. We must go through  either real or perceived negative criticism and judgement from self and possibly from others to get to the other side. The other side of this is where inner peace of the self resides. 

Sometimes I'm asked if I'm LGBTQIA friendly. These are all letters that represent populations of people. I do hope we reach a time in our culture in which people are just people. What I mean by this is the fact that people have been on the sexual and gender spectrums since the dawn of humankind. I don't know if I'll still be alive by the time this is simply not an issue. 

In the meantime, people are going through the fire of real and/or perceived criticism, judgment, and religious oppression just to be who they are.

There is a new book about a young man who finds love, adventure, friendship and ultimately himself in the face of adversity. It is coming of age, growing into the self, and knowing oneself while having all kinds of experiences along the way. Although geared toward young adults, adults can also refreshingly relate and enjoy this first book of a new series. The main character is a young gay male. 

And in case you're wondering, no I'm not receiving any kickbacks from this. Nor would I accept it. I'm putting it here because it's long overdue in our society. So here is the link to the first book of a series, 'Sheldon Majors and the Chase' by Jason Waters. 

https://linktr.ee/jason742020

Once I had a new client and was giving an assessment. Suddenly I was telling them about the cactus shaped pancakes they like making on Sundays. It really freaked them out because it was correct. 

At times,  I will have mental images like the one above. Other times, more commonly, odd things come to my mind that but I know what they mean. Example: I had an image of a little snake going toward a walking path but it wasn't going to go on a path stone. I knew exactly what this meant (a known toxic person was going to try to contact them but the client will be okay) and informed/confirmed it with my client. There have been other times I have been able to pick up on a person that has deceased. That one is more rare but it does happen. This is definitely not a service covered by insurance nor is it associated with any mental health licensure or practice.  

I think all people have intuition. Some have more and some less... like many things it's on a spectrum. I suspect that a lot of therapists either have or have developed this over the years servicing clients. It's generally a taboo topic for the mental health profession, however. 

Intuitive services are not covered by insurance and are not to be confused with mental health therapy. If I have a client for intuitive services and think they could benefit from mental health services, I will inform and refer them. 

Intuitive, Tarot, and Energy work are included with these services. 

I wish I could say that I am 'on' every day. I'm not. Somedays my antenna is really good. Other days I think I'm about as psychic as a turnip. This is how it is for  higher intuitive people. No one is completely 'on' all the time.  If I am not 'on' that day, I still have about twenty years of experience as a therapist to draw upon for a person. It just cant be to treat any mental health condition. 

Intuitive Services are done online. $65  for 45-55 minutes.