David Hollis, LCSW, M.Div., offers inclusive counseling for university students and adults experiencing depression, anxiety, religious trauma, grief, life transitions, and questions about vocation and purpose. David has worked with individuals and families for over two decades. Throughout this time, he has provided compassionate care to people navigating the full range of life’s challenges and circumstances. David’s primary purpose has been to help others find hope even in the most difficult situations. David worked as a campus minister at Belmont University for nine years. He noticed many students were struggling to receive appropriate mental healthcare. This led him to pursue education and training as a social worker. After completing his Master of Science in Social Work degree, David worked for three years at Vanderbilt Psychiatric Hospital before joining a therapy practice. David’s approach to therapy involves establishing a genuine rapport with clients from which honest and vulnerable discussions can be held. He primarily uses modalities from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. David also has experience with Exposure and Response Prevention for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and Internal Family Systems Theory for experiences of trauma. David loves sports, movies, music, and traveling with his wife and two children. Despite the suffering it often brings, David is an avid Chicago Cubs fan.
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