I am Mi’Kael (pronounced Me-Kale) White-Davis, a licensed psychotherapist in the state of Ohio and a practitioner grounded in the philosophy that Knowledge of Self Is Supreme. My work is rooted in the belief that healing is both a clinical and spiritual journey—one that requires reconnection to identity, truth, and internal power. I am a lifelong learner, holding two advanced degrees—a Master of Science in Education and a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walden University—as well as undergraduate degrees in Early Childhood Education and Child & Family Studies from the University of Cincinnati and Union Institute & University. I provide individual, couples, family, and group therapy for individuals ages 8 to 70+, with a specialized focus on serving BIPOC communities, marginalized populations, and those whose lived experiences require culturally responsive and affirming care. I am also an ally to the LGBTQIA+ community and am committed to creating therapeutic spaces where all identities are seen, respected, and honored. My clinical experience includes work with adolescents in residential treatment, individuals impacted by the criminal justice system, and those navigating Severe and Persistent Mental Illness, substance use disorders, and personality disorders. I understand that many of these experiences are not isolated—they are often connected to generational trauma, systemic barriers, and unaddressed wounds within both the individual and the collective. At KOSIS, therapy is not just about symptom management—it is about restoration, alignment, and transformation. Each client’s journey is individualized, integrating evidence-based approaches such as Minority Stress Framework, Schema Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), trauma-informed care, Conscious Discipline, Person-Centered Therapy, and the Biopsychosocial Model, while also honoring the role of culture, spirituality, and lived experience in the healing process. I approach this work with intention: to help dismantle stigma, restore dignity, and expand access to quality mental health care within communities that have historically been overlooked or underserved. Healing, in this space, is about reclaiming your narrative, strengthening your foundation, and building a life that reflects your truth. If you are seeking not only support—but clarity, growth, and a deeper connection to yourself—I welcome the opportunity to walk alongside you on that journey. Be Regal. Be Empowered. Be Whole.