Matthew Davis
LCSW-R

I provide treatment services to children (10 years and above), adolescents, adults, families, and couples seeking to make positive changes in their lives, strengthen their relationships with others, and/or overcome barriers in their lives.

I have significant experience working with individuals and families who are dealing with adjustment disorders, Phase of Life situations, marital/relationship conflicts, grief and loss issues, depression, anxiety/panic, PTSD, bipolar disorder, sexual trauma, ADHD, behavioral problems in children and youth, self-esteem, self-harming, bullying, oppositional defiance, peer relationships, domestic violence, domestic/dating abuse, addictions, co-occurring disorders, family dynamic issues, parenting struggles, transitioning with family separations and divorce, children in foster care, anger management, and personality disorders.

I utilize person-centered, evidence-based interventions. Using Cognitive Behavioral Techniques, DBT, Relational Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, and Animal Assisted Therapy.

I began my education at Syracuse University, obtaining bachelor’s degrees in Social Work and Psychology. I went on to begin graduate work at Florida State University and obtained my master’s degree in Social Work from the University at Buffalo. I’ve gained many years of experience working with children, adolescents, teens, adults, families, and couples struggling with mental health issues in outpatient settings.

As a therapy dog, Chase is able to sense when someone is feeling uneasy and is very comfortable around all people. Chase is present in sessions for your enjoyment.