Eula Mathis Davis is a professional consultant, social worker, trainer, facilitator, life strategist, grief and bereavement specialist and crisis intervention specialist. She is a Christian writer and author, motivational and inspirational speaker, meditation and spiritual specialist and retreat leader. She is a mentor, volunteer and community organizer. She has a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Science in Social Work degree. Mrs. Mathis Davis has more than 25 years of experience helping people discover who they are and who they can become. She has been a crisis and suicide intervention counselor, an adoption consultant (for a special need project) and a coordinator of adoption and supervisor(for a international adoption program.) She has been a director of a transitional program for homeless women and children. She has developed and implemented a grief, bereavement and crisis assistance programs. She has developed and implemented training for a youth performing arts outreach ministry. She trains volunteers, interns and supervisors, employers and employees, social workers, case managers, teachers and students in private and non-profit agencies, colleges, universities, schools, businesses, organizations, and faith-based communities.Mrs. Davis believes that "one must know who they are and accept their strengths, liabilities and place in the world before any successful progress can be made emotionally, physically, financially and spirituality.Specialties: Her topics includes, team building and leadership management skills, interpersonal development, mental health, communication and racial and cultural sensitivity. Her knowledge and presentation style provides a caring, trusting and understanding atmosphere that can move individuals quickly to self-discovery and peace within. She seeks challenging and rewarding opportunities to develop and enhance communication and relationships between people of all races and cultures.
Listed skills include Psychotherapy, Public Speaking, Nonprofits, Community Outreach, and 46 others.