Timmesha Davis PhD, LICSW
Dr. Davis is a Psychotherapist and Assistant Professor who specializes in Cognitive Behavior Therapy. Dr. Davis graduated from Howard University in 2013 with her Masters in Social Work and in 2019 she earned a Ph.D. in Social Work from The Catholic University of America.
With over 12 years of clinical experience, she is deeply dedicated to empowering high-functioning adults and women of color navigating significant life transitions, career journeys, and advanced academic pursuits like law, medical, or doctoral programs. While most traditional therapists miss the true impact of how societal institutions are inherently discriminatory and oppressive, often focusing too heavily on reframing thoughts and minimizing the truth of your lived experiences, Dr. Davis centers her practice on the radical acceptance of these realities. She rejects pathologizing your pain, focusing instead on validating your experiences and teaching you how to effectively cope when rigid external systems and difficult life transitions refuse to budge.
Whether you are facing environmental, physical, or mental shifts: such as career pivots, relationship changes, relocation, health diagnoses, or grief—Dr. Davis helps you navigate the resulting anxiety, stress, or burnout. She firmly believes there is profound resilience to be uncovered in life's shifts, providing you with the culturally responsive tools needed to protect your peace, reclaim your emotional wellness, and master your future.
Dr. Davis believes that there is beauty in change and transitions and with the right therapeutic journey she believes all people have the ability to master the transitions of life.
Tanadjza Robinson McCray, LSW
Tanadjza Robinson-McCray is a dedicated educator and social worker with more than 10 years of experience supporting young adults in college settings, particularly individuals from historically marginalized communities. She earned her Master’s degree in Higher Education from Miami University in 2014 and her Master of Social Work degree from Ramapo College of New Jersey in 2023.
Tanadjza is deeply passionate about working with teens transitioning into college and young adults navigating the higher education experience, with a special focus on supporting women and men of color. She is committed to guiding clients through critical life transitions, grief and loss, relationship issues, and self-esteem and confidence challenges.
Her therapeutic approach is strengths-based, faith-informed, and trauma-informed, centered on creating a supportive and affirming space where clients feel empowered to process their experiences, build resilience, and move toward healing. By helping clients reconnect with their authentic selves and develop healthier coping strategies, Tanadjza strives to cultivate greater confidence, balance, and emotional wellness in every individual she serves.