dr. PHILLIP DAVIS dmft
Dr. Phillip A. Davis is a dedicated mental health advocate and specialist in Marriage and Family Therapy, focusing on the unique challenges faced by Black men. With over two decades of experience, he launched the “Breaking the Silence” initiative to address mental health concerns like systemic racism and chronic stress. Holding advanced degrees in Christian Counseling, Organizational Leadership, Theological Studies, and Marriage & Family Therapy, Dr. Davis’s work integrates mental health support with social empowerment, promoting well-being in individuals and communities.
Our testimonials
Michael Johnson
"As a Black man and community leader, I have witnessed the silence surrounding the struggles we face in our community. This book resonates deeply with me, as it brings to light the trauma we have carried for generations. The author’s ability to address these painful truths with compassion and clarity is a powerful step toward healing. By acknowledging the past and its impact, we can create safer spaces for Black men to speak openly about our pain and find pathways to recovery. This book is a vital resource for all of us who are seeking change and healing in our lives."
Anthony William
This book is a groundbreaking exploration of the unspoken emotional struggle that Black men face. Seeing this pain and all the bottled-up emotions as an outsider is truly eye-opening. The author's candid reflections and in-depth exploration of the historical context of trauma provide a comprehensive understanding of the healing process that Black men undergo. I firmly believe that this book is an essential resource for mental health professionals, particularly those who work with a significant number of Black men, as it encourages open and honest discussions about pain and the journeys of individuals from diverse racial backgrounds.
Jamal Turner
"I have been working in education and activism for over 15 years, and I’ve seen firsthand the toll that generational trauma takes on Black men. This book gives a voice to those who have been silenced for so long. It challenges us to confront the history of systemic oppression and its lingering effects on our mental and emotional health. The author's approach is not only eye-opening but also empowering, as it offers real solutions and encourages us to open up and heal. This is a must-read for anyone invested in social justice, mental health, and the future of our communities."