richla davis, lcpc

Richla is a graduate of DePaul University with a Master's in Community Counseling. Much of her experience is with trauma survivors, specifically in the LGBTQ community. She also has experience with addiction and eating disorder recovery.

Richla believes in building a therapeutic relationship with her clients that is genuine and authentic. Her goal is to normalize the human experience which includes pain, suffering and the desire for connection. She helps individuals find that connection through self exploration, while also observing their interpersonal relationships and their connection with the world around them. She believes a fulfilling relationship with the self and others can help people maintain emotional well-being and this model benefits those seeking relief from long term emotional distress.

Contact Richla:

richla@chicagocbm.com

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Consider working with Richla:

  • sexual identity

  • racial identity

  • trauma

  • depression

  • anxiety

  • suicidal ideation

  • relationship issues

  • LGBTQIAP

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