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Brian Davis LISW-S, SAP
Brian has a Master of Social Work degree from The Ohio State University and has nearly 30 years of clinical experience with an emphasis on helping individuals struggling with addiction. In the course of his work he frequently encountered clients needing help after legal incident or workplace violation involving substance use. In this context he founded New Directions Assessments, LLC, which has developed into a team of caring and talented clinicians helping individuals across the U.S. obtain fair and practical evaluations to present to the court or their employer. Brian and the New Directions team strive to help every individual not only reach compliance with the court or employer, but to gain a truly positive outcome by the end of the assessment process.
Brian also founded Directions Counseling & Coaching in Columbus Ohio where individuals needing counseling services can find specialized help from over 20 therapists and clinicians working in 45+ areas of specialized treatment via tele-health and in-person services.
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Trevor Davis LSW, LCDC III
Trevor is a graduate of Capital University and a Licensed Social Worker in the state of Ohio. He has been working at Directions Counseling & Coaching since 2011 and has served thousands with 3 years’ experience in conducting clinical evaluations. Trevor also provides outpatient substance abuse counseling at a local Suboxone clinic and has participated in various internship and training opportunities - most notably at Columbus Springs Dublin and as a Substance Abuse Coordinator in Trauma Services at Ohio Health’s Grant Medical Center. He has experience working with variety of populations and levels of care which include inpatient, partial-hospitalization, and intensive outpatient. This experience has helped him solidify skills in personalized assessment and effective treatment planning. Trevor is passionate about eliciting and supporting lifelong positive changes in order to help clients achieve an optimal livelihood.
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