Leslie Davis, MA, LPC, ACS, Therapist in Chesterfield, Missouri

Specialties:

Anxiety Depression/feeling down Panic attacks Self-esteem Sexual trauma Stress management Trauma & PTSD +35

Ages Served

18-64

Manages Medications

No, provides therapy only

Accepts Insurance

Yes - View accepted plans

About Leslie Davis (She/Her)

Leslie Davis, LPC, provides a compassionate and supportive space for individuals navigating life’s challenges. She specializes in helping adults across Missouri manage anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and PTSD/trauma. Through an individualized and evidence-based approach, Leslie works with clients to develop coping strategies, build resilience, and foster lasting emotional well-being. She offers individual therapy with a focus on creating a trusting and non-judgmental environment where clients feel empowered to explore their experiences and take meaningful steps toward healing.

Leslie is particularly passionate about supporting individuals facing young adult life transitions, trauma, and gender identity concerns. She understands that significant life changes, whether related to career shifts, relationships, or personal identity, can bring unique emotional struggles. She utilizes an integrative approach that draws from evidenced based practices including EMDR, somatic experiencing, Trauma-focused, CBT, and mindfulness techniques. She helps clients process their emotions, reframe negative thought patterns, and cultivate a stronger sense of self.

In addition to her expertise in trauma-informed care, Leslie is dedicated to serving LGBTQ+ individuals, women, and military veterans. She recognizes the importance of culturally competent and affirming care, ensuring that every client feels seen, respected, and supported in their therapeutic journey. Her integrative approach blends structured interventions with deep empathy, fostering both personal growth and meaningful change.

Beyond her work as a therapist, Leslie enjoys playing Stardew Valley, attending metal shows, and bonding with animals. She is also actively involved in mental health advocacy and education through research initiatives.