About da’vion lane

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Da’vion Lane is a compassionate mental health and youth services professional, author, entrepreneur, and advocate dedicated to empowering individuals, families, and communities. Growing up in the heart of Muskegon, Michigan, Da’vion developed a passion for helping others and creating positive change within his community. With experience as a therapist, Dean of Students, counselor, case manager, educator, and youth mentor, Da’vion specializes in behavioral health support, crisis intervention, restorative practices, trauma-informed care, and personal development. 

Da’vion is the owner and founder of Lane Healing Services, a private practice built from a lifelong dream of providing accessible and meaningful mental health support. Lane Healing Services is open to all individuals and is committed to helping clients navigate trauma, behavioral challenges, mental health concerns, and other areas within the therapeutic realm. Currently, Lane Healing Services operates 100% virtually, with plans to eventually offer both in-person and virtual appointments to better serve the community. Through compassion, understanding, and individualized care, Da’vion strives to create a safe space where individuals can heal, grow, and reach their full potential.

Da’vion holds three degrees: an Associate Degree in General Studies (glen oaks community college where he played basketball) a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Business Administration (central state university) and a Master of Science in Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling (Wilberforce University) He is also a Limited Licensed Professional Counselor (LLPC) in the State of Michigan, providing counseling services while continuing to grow as a mental health professional. 

Da’vion is also the author of Gray’s Birthday, a children’s book focused on leadership and peer pressure. Through storytelling, he encourages young readers to build confidence, make positive choices, and understand the importance of character and decision-making. He also has experience teaching college students at Central State University.

Outside of his professional work, Da’vion enjoys attending church, spending time with family, and playing basketball. He continues to use his passion for service, leadership, and mentorship to inspire others both personally and professionally.

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“Counseling is a unique experience for each person. Finding someone who makes you feel comfortable and listened to is one of the most essential pieces of your journey. I aim to build a trusting relationship while helping you work through any barriers you may face. I desire that you will feel safe and valued. Together, we can navigate life’s stressors and help you reshape your future. 


I have worked with adults and children in mental health for the past 10 years. For the past five years, I have been blessed to be able to walk alongside many people in a variety of settings. Some areas that I have experience in are trauma, domestic violence, autism, and working with families as well as individuals and couples.”

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