Methodist Counseling and Consultation Services operates an office at Blair Road United Methodist Church. Rev. Angella Allison-Davis is our counselor.Schedule appointments with the Methodist Counseling Center or call Angella directly at 704-661-4041.

More about Rev. Angella Allison-Davis

Angella has been involved in counseling in a variety of settings since 1994. Her experiences include counseling and/or working with adolescent/adult in-patient treatment, mental health agencies, hospitals, and educational systems. She has worked with clients and students with anger/emotional distress, relationship issues, depression, bi-polar, and other forms of mental illness.

Angella has a passion for helping others (especially young people in conjunction with family and community support) on their healing journey.  Angella's primary focus as a licensed minister and social service professional has been connected to crisis counseling/intervention related to family and individual issues. Angella has been trained in verbal and physical restraint intervention/strategies on how to handle anxious, hostile and/or violent crisis situations. Additionally, she deals with parenting issues, relationship conflicts and spiritual growth (these are not specialization areas; only areas of experience). In addition, she is particularly passionate about working with pre-teens, teenagers and young women who desire to explore and strengthen their identity, self-image and self-worth.

Angella holds a Doctorate degree, in Pastoral Counseling and Psychotherapy (Psy.D); she holds a Masters in Religion (M.Div) and a Bachelor of Arts in Human Services (B.A.). Her clinical training includes internships at Massachusetts Crisis Hotline, Roxbury District Court, Clinical Pastoral Training at UNC-Chapel Hill Hospital, The North Carolina Division of Prisons, Adjunct Staff Chaplain with Alamance Regional Hospital; and clinical supervision at Carolina Institute for Clinical Pastoral Training.