Dr. Dunbar Davison is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Board-Approved Supervisor in Oklahoma. Additionally, she is a National Certified Counselor, a Board Certifed-TeleMental Health Provider and a Certified School Counselor in Oklahoma. With nearly a decade of experience as both a counselor educator and clinician, she has worked with children, adults, couples, and families in various settings. Currently, Dr. Dunbar Davison maintains a limited private practice where she provides counseling, clinical supervision, and consultation services. She is also an active member of the Oklahoma Counseling Association and was named Counselor of the Year in 2015. At Walden University, she is a core faculty in the School of Counseling where she teaches primarily in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. Her research interests include clinical supervision and creative approaches in counseling.
More About Me
Education
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PhD, University of Arkansas
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MS, Northeastern State University
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B.G.S., Northeastern State University
Public Service
Oklahoma Counseling Association, Northeast Region
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President
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Tulsa, OK United States
Oklahoma Art Therapy Association
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Secretary
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United States
Oklahoma Association for Counselor Education and Supervison
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President
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OK United States
Awards / Honors
Counselor of the Year
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Oklahoma Counseling Association
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2015
Publications
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Dunbar Davison, K., Mc Lain, C. M., Lewis, J. P. (2017). Systemic functioning of obsessive compulsive and related disorders.
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Dunbar Davison, K. (2016). Creative arts in clinical supervision.
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Byers, S., Morgan, M., Dunbar Davison, K. A. (2015). Historical and indigenous trauma: Reflections and implications for psychotherapeutic and behavioral science practice.
Building Culturally Recognized Communities: We are Diversity & Inclusion.
Presentations
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King, J. H., Mc Lain, C. M., Dunbar-Davison, K., Gess, J. M. (2019). The remediation and gatekeeping continuum: From on-ground to online..
ACES.
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VanMeter, J., Dunbar Davison, K. A. (2018). Ethical approaches to addressing multi- cultural issues in counselor supervision. .
Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services .
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Dunbar Davison, K., McLain-Tait, C., Lewis, J. P. (2016). Creative approaches using technology-assisted distance counseling supervision: Tools for enhancing the process. .
