Kathleen Hobson Davis

Kathleen Hobson Davis has a diverse work history in the mental health and education sectors. Kathleen started their career as a Support Group Leader at Courage to Caregivers, Inc., where they provided oversight to weekly support groups for caregivers and loved ones of those living with mental illness. Kathleen'sresponsibilities included co-facilitating support groups, supporting and motivating volunteers and participants, and providing one-on-one support as needed.

In 2019, Kathleen joined the American Academy of Pediatrics as a Mental Health Advocate, Faculty, and Author. Kathleen continues to work in this role, advocating for mental health and contributing to research and literature in the field.

Prior to their role at Courage to Caregivers, Inc., Kathleen served as a Protege Liaison at Laurel School from 2016 to 2019. In this position, they played a vital role in connecting proteges with mentors and providing support throughout the mentorship programs.

Overall, Kathleen Hobson Davis's work experience reflects their dedication to supporting caregivers, promoting mental health, and facilitating meaningful connections in the community.

Kathleen Hobson Davis holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Virginia. Kathleen pursued further education and obtained a Master of Social Work degree in Clinical Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2001.