Clint Davis Counseling & Integrative Wellness

Clint Davis Counseling & Integrative Wellness Counseling and Marriage Therapy from a holistic focus. Our goal is to treat our clients with holistic therapy of the mind, body, and soul.

Clint Davis Counseling offers licensed counseling from a faith based perspective for those that desire it. We are open to helping anyone from any belief, background or ethnicity and pride ourselves on meeting individuals, families, and couples where they are in life. We serve those suffering with sexual addiction/ compulsivity, marital issues/relationship issues, anxiety, depression, grief & loss. We specialize in trauma treatment with EMDR and have staff trained as Certified S*xual Addiction Therapist's. Clint Davis Counseling wants to change the city of Shreveport and Bossier City from the inside out and we are dedicated to helping grow this community’s support and understanding of mental health. We want to do this through trainings and education opportunities with local congregations, partners and local businesses. We want to collaborate with organizations to meet goals, train professionals, and lend support in times of crisis or difficulty. Owner Operator:
Clint Davis has a Bachelors Degree in Psychology from Louisiana Tech University, a Masters Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Fuller Theological Seminary, and is a Licensed Professional Counselor. He is an Army Veteran who served in Afghanistan and the Superdome for Hurricane Katrina. He is trained in Restoration Therapy for Couples and Families, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) for trauma recovery and is a CSAT (Certified S*x Addiction Therapist). He works with individuals, couples, families, and groups.

Many of us didn’t get what we needed growing up.Not the attention.Not the affirmation.Not the consistent reminder that w...
03/23/2026

Many of us didn’t get what we needed growing up.
Not the attention.
Not the affirmation.
Not the consistent reminder that we were enough.

So we learned to look for it in people.

We chase approval.
We read into reactions.
We attach our worth to how others respond to us.

But that was never the design.

Healing changes that.

When you begin to address the inner wounds, something shifts
you stop needing people to be your source.

You start walking in confidence that isn’t fragile.
Assurance that isn’t dependent.
Identity that isn’t up for negotiation.

Because your worth was never meant to come from people.
It was already established by God.

Relationships should reflect your value, not define it.



🎤 Clint Davis is speaking today in Lake Charles!We’re honored to be part of the Connections Count! Professional Developm...
03/20/2026

🎤 Clint Davis is speaking today in Lake Charles!

We’re honored to be part of the Connections Count! Professional Development Conference, bringing together professionals across Louisiana to strengthen mental and behavioral health care for children, families, and communities.

Clint is serving as both a Keynote & Breakout Speaker, leading a powerful session on:

Identifying Victims of S*xual Abuse & Human Trafficking

This is more than a conversation, it’s equipping those on the front lines to recognize, respond, and bring hope where it’s needed most.

Grateful to partner with organizations who are committed to making a real impact.

Struggling with depression is so much more than just “feeling tired.”It’s not just a bad day.It’s not just stress.It’s n...
03/20/2026

Struggling with depression is so much more than just “feeling tired.”

It’s not just a bad day.
It’s not just stress.
It’s not something you can always “snap out of.”

Sometimes it’s:
– feeling nothing at all
– carrying a weight you can’t explain
– being exhausted in your soul, not just your body
– fighting thoughts you never asked for

Depression isn’t a character flaw.
It’s not weakness.
And it’s not something people choose.

It’s real.
It’s heavy.
And it deserves compassion.

Have grace for the person who is struggling.
And if that person is you… have grace for yourself too.

You’re not broken.
You’re carrying something heavy.

Our counselors are here to walk with you through whatever you’re facing.



03/19/2026

LOOKING BACK: EPISODE 176 🎙️
What does the future of healthcare really look like?
In Episode 176 of Asking Why, we sat down with Dr. Victoria Luraguiz and Dr. Natalia Luraguiz, board-certified physicians, sisters, and founders of a concierge medical practice right here in Shreveport that’s redefining how we approach health and wellness.
This conversation dives into:
• What concierge medicine actually means for patients
• The growing role of longevity, peptides, and regenerative medicine
• Why personalized, relationship-driven care is changing lives
• How data-driven and holistic approaches can work together
• The Kindness Project, what it is and how it’s making a real impact in the community
Dr. Victoria brings innovation, vision, and a passion for advancing physician-led care, while Dr. Natalia brings a deeply relational, patient-centered approach that makes complex health concepts practical and accessible.
Together, they’re building something powerful, where medicine, wellness, and empowerment all meet under one roof.
If you missed this episode, now’s the time to go back and listen. This is the kind of conversation that challenges how we think about healthcare and what’s possible moving forward.

luraguizmd.com

🎧 Tune in and ask yourself: Are you just treating symptoms… or truly investing in your health?

Apple Podcasts
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/asking-why-with-clint-davis/id1527892108

Podbean (BeanCast)
https://askingwhy.podbean.com

YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/

Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/show/1G3VthBg1U7n0UlvaapAVW

Not every relationship ends in chaos…but almost all of them leave something to process.Sometimes it’s a new season.Somet...
03/19/2026

Not every relationship ends in chaos…
but almost all of them leave something to process.

Sometimes it’s a new season.
Sometimes it’s conflict.
Sometimes it’s a boundary that was crossed—or one that needed to be.

But here’s the part most people miss:

Just because something ended
doesn’t mean it needs to be rehearsed over and over with everyone around you.

There’s a difference between processing and spreading.

Wise processing brings healing.
Careless sharing often creates noise, drama, and division.

Talk it through with someone who can hold it well—
a counselor, pastor, or trusted advisor.

But not every ear deserves access to your story.

Protect your peace.
Honor your growth.
Guard your words.

Processing is healthy.
Gossip is not.



Sometimes healing does not look loud. Sometimes it looks like slowing down, recognizing what your body has been carrying...
03/18/2026

Sometimes healing does not look loud. Sometimes it looks like slowing down, recognizing what your body has been carrying, and choosing to respond differently than you did before. Survival mode may have protected you in one season, but it was never meant to be where you live forever. Healing is the process of learning safety again, telling the truth about what hurt, and allowing God to restore what fear tried to control.

If this resonates with you, one of our counselors are here to help you take the next step.



Trauma can make safe people, safe situations, and safe things feel unsafe.So “trust your gut” isn’t always simple.If you...
03/17/2026

Trauma can make safe people, safe situations, and safe things feel unsafe.

So “trust your gut” isn’t always simple.
If your instincts were shaped in survival mode, they can misread what’s actually safe.

That’s why healing matters.
We have to do the work so our lens becomes clear—so we can discern truth from fear.

This is where counseling becomes powerful.
When you’re not sure if your instincts are off or if something truly isn’t right, having a safe, grounded voice to help you process can make all the difference.

Clarity changes everything.



03/16/2026

🎬 Shreveport’s Film Industry: The Story Behind the Scenes

A few weeks ago on Asking Why, Clint Davis sat down with Wade Marshall, the Film and Entertainment Commissioner for Northwest Louisiana, to talk about the growing creative scene right here in Shreveport.

Wade shares how Hurricane Katrina unexpectedly reshaped the local film industry, the story behind establishing a regional film commission, and why Northwest Louisiana is becoming a place where filmmakers, musicians, and creatives can actually build something meaningful.

From his own journey in music composition to producing films, Wade explains how community support, local storytelling, and opportunities like the Louisiana Film Prize are helping develop the next generation of creatives in our region.

If you’ve ever wondered how films get made here, why Shreveport has such a unique role in the industry, and how local artists can get involved, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

🎧 Watch or listen here:

Apple Podcasts
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/asking-why-with-clint-davis/id1527892108

Podbean (BeanCast)
https://askingwhy.podbean.com

YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/

Strong emotions are not good or bad, they are signals that often point us toward areas that need attention, healing, or ...
03/16/2026

Strong emotions are not good or bad, they are signals that often point us toward areas that need attention, healing, or growth. Our feelings deserve to be acknowledged and validated, but after they are acknowledged, we also have the responsibility to examine them. Not every feeling reflects the full truth of a situation.

Sometimes our emotions are connected to deeper wounds, past experiences, or unmet needs. If we react without reflection, those emotions can lead us to respond in ways that unintentionally hurt others or create unhealthy patterns. Validation does not mean every feeling is accurate, and it does not give us permission to respond without thought or care.

When we experience big emotions and big reactions, our body may be telling us that something deeper needs to be healed or tended to. Learning to pause, reflect, and respond with wisdom is part of emotional maturity and the path toward real healing.



Where are all my empaths at?Sometimes it’s hard to let negative or fearful thoughts go, not because we want to dwell the...
03/13/2026

Where are all my empaths at?

Sometimes it’s hard to let negative or fearful thoughts go, not because we want to dwell there, but because we care deeply. When you feel things intensely, your mind often tries to protect what matters most.

But it’s important to pause and reflect.

Is what you’re feeling empathy…
or is it hyper-vigilance shaped by past experiences?

Learning the difference can help you move from constant alertness to healthy awareness.

Self-reflection is where healing begins.



Generational trauma is real.Abuse, neglect, rage, toxic communication, and broken patterns are often passed down from on...
03/12/2026

Generational trauma is real.

Abuse, neglect, rage, toxic communication, and broken patterns are often passed down from one generation to the next. As children, we grow up believing these environments are normal. Many of us internalize the message that we are broken, defective, or not good enough.

What begins as survival can eventually become behavior that hurts others and ourselves.

But today we have a choice.

We can do the hard work of understanding and healing our past. We can forgive those who hurt us. We can forgive ourselves for the things we did while we were trying to survive. And we can break the cycles we inherited.

We don’t have to stay wounded victims.

We can become wounded healers, bringing light into the darkness and purpose out of the broken places.



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Gaslighting vs. Differing OpinionsNot every disagreement is toxic, but some are.There is a significant difference betwee...
03/11/2026

Gaslighting vs. Differing Opinions

Not every disagreement is toxic, but some are.

There is a significant difference between healthy disagreement and emotional manipulation. Understanding that difference helps protect your mental and emotional well-being.

Gaslighting happens when someone manipulates you into doubting your own feelings, memories, or reality in order to avoid accountability.

It often sounds like:
“That never happened.”
“You’re overreacting.”
“You’re too sensitive.”

A differing opinion, on the other hand, allows room for respect, curiosity, and understanding.

It sounds more like:
“I see it differently, but I understand where you’re coming from.”
“I respect your opinion even if I don’t agree.”
“Let’s talk about it and find common ground.”

Healthy conversations create clarity, growth, and connection.
Gaslighting creates confusion, self-doubt, and control.

Know the difference.

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