Taylor Davis Ed.S, LPC
Taylor Davis, Ed.S., LPC, stands at the forefront of mental health research and advocacy, particularly through her contributions to the School Behavioral Health Research lab at the University of South Carolina. Her work emphasizes the integration of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and trauma-informed practices within educational and therapeutic settings. As an Associate Program Manager for the South Carolina School Behavioral Health Academy, Davis pioneers advancements in mental health care, focusing on innovative strategies for addressing complex psychological issues. Her leadership in suicide prevention, marked by her instrumental role in developing suicide care pathways across South Carolina, underscores her commitment to saving lives and shaping policies. Through her research, Davis not only advances clinical practices but also champions mental health advocacy, striving to bridge the gap between research findings and practical applications in therapy and school-based mental health programs. Her dedication to mental health research and advocacy reflects a deep-seated commitment to improving lives through evidence-based practices and policy development.