Services

Hope Great Water Psychology Services offers a variety of therapeutic and professional services to suit your current and future needs.

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CLINICAL

Individual Therapy

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Individual therapy offers a supportive space just for you—a place to talk openly, feel heard, and explore what’s on your mind without judgment. Your therapist will walk alongside you, helping you understand your experiences, identify what you want to work toward, and discover the path that feels right for your growth and well-being.

Your first session (called an intake) is a little longer—about 60–75 minutes—so your therapist can truly get to know you. You’ll share what brings you to therapy, your hopes or concerns, and together you’ll begin shaping a personalized plan that feels meaningful and doable. After that, sessions are usually about an hour and provide consistent time to reflect, learn new skills, and make steady, compassionate progress.

All sessions at Hope Great Water Psychology Services take place online, so you can connect from any private, comfortable space. Whether you’re navigating life changes, working through emotional pain, or simply looking to better understand yourself, individual therapy can help you feel more grounded, connected, and empowered in your daily life.

You don’t have to do this alone—support is here, and your story matters

Group Therapy

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Group therapy offers a unique and powerful way to grow, heal, and connect with others. In a supportive group setting, you’ll hear others’ experiences, share your own, and gain perspective on challenges you may be facing. This shared connection can help normalize struggles, provide encouragement, and foster accountability as you work toward your goals.

Some groups focus on specific topics or challenges, while others may be more open-ended, allowing members to discuss what’s happening in their lives day-to-day. Groups can also be “open,” welcoming new members as spaces become available, or “closed,” keeping the same members throughout the group’s duration to build continuity and trust.

All groups at Hope Great Water Psychology Services are offered online via telehealth and last about 60 minutes. Groups are intentionally kept small—between 5 and 12 members—to ensure everyone has space to participate and be heard. Participation is available based on interest, need, and group availability, providing a safe and structured environment to learn, share, and grow together.

Group therapy can help you feel understood, build connections, and develop tools to navigate life’s challenges—all while knowing you are not alone in your journey.

CURRENT GROUPS

Couples Therapy

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Couples therapy is a space where both partners come together to strengthen their relationship. Unlike individual therapy—where the focus is on one person—couples therapy centers on the relationship itself. The therapist works with both partners to understand what’s getting in the way, improve communication, and build closeness.

Early sessions focus on learning what each partner is hoping to change or improve. Together, you’ll set shared goals—whether that’s handling conflict more constructively, rebuilding trust, or simply feeling more connected. Many therapists draw on well-researched models like Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) or the Gottman Method to help partners better understand each other and create healthier patterns.

Couples therapy can be helpful at any stage: dating, in a long-term partnership, engaged, or married. You don’t need to be in crisis to benefit—many couples come in simply to strengthen their bond or work through smaller concerns before they grow.

Whether you’re navigating specific challenges or just want to reconnect, couples therapy offers guidance and support to help you build a more satisfying and resilient relationship.

Consulting

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Postdoctoral Supervision

Hope Great Water Psychology Services is open to offering formal supervision to a limited amount of postdoctoral psychologists allowing them to amass their required postdoctoral supervision hours. A contract is signed at the onset of supervision with the formal relationship lasting usually 1-2 years to satisfy the hours required for licensure. Each meeting is an hour long. Part of the supervision is being available for consultation between supervision sessions.

Supervision may also be a component when joining the team at Hope Great Water Psychology Services. For successful candidates, you will receive supervision while working, as a contractor, as a therapist under a psychologist’s license.

Currently, supervision is only being considered for individuals living in New York State and interested in working with Dr. Davis. He has over 10 years of clinical supervisory experience and finds supervising is one of the best professional things he has done throughout his career.

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Business Solutions

Hope Great Water Psychology Services is open to partnering with local and national businesses in support of helping them develop, grow, and scale. In a world where corporate culture can be difficult to balance the multitude of goals, a psychologist can be a good resource in supporting the development of a receptive and appropriate culture to help any business meet their goals.

Businesses often find setting up a business is quite different than growing and developing a business. Psychologists are uniquely able to offer guidance based on research and psychological principles (e.g., do the pizza parties still work?) to better your outcomes. With staff morale more positive, productivity usually goes up improving client retention and ultimately consistency in profits. Hope Great Water Psychology Services would be happy to have a free consultation with your executive team to understand what direction you want to go and determine how we can help you get there.

Key components available to focus on are: burn out; productivity and organizational climate; employee mental health needs; leadership/executive development; diversity, equity, and inclusion; communication issues; and critical incident support.

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Hope Great Water Psychology Services offers presentations on topics that you may find helpful for your organization. From leadership to communication to psychological first aid, we can present the topics you are interested in to support your goals. Please reach out to us to see how we might be able to assist you.

Presentations

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