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Dr. Shawn Ovie Utsey, PH.D.

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Specializes in: Counseling and Psychology

800 W Franklin Street Room 302
Richmond, VA 23284

(917) 974-4305

Dr. Shawn Ovie Utsey, PH.D. is a counselor in Richmond, VA specializing in counseling and psychology. Dr. Shawn Ovie Utsey, PH.D. is affiliated with SUPPORTIVE CARE OF VIRGINIA LLC.

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800 W Franklin Street Room 302
Richmond, VA 23284

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“Shawn Utsey, who holds a doctorate in counseling psychology, is currently serving his third term as chair of the Department of African American Studies at...”—"50 years after Virginia's 1st heart transplant, legislature honors Black donor who never gave consent", The Virginian-Pilot, March 2024

“Dr. Shawn Utsey, a psychology professor at Virginia Commonwealth University who focuses on the African-American experience, said if society is working to become more inclusive, diversity in...”—"I search year after year for Black Santa dolls, pajamas and ornaments. I know that I'm not alone in this hunt", CNN, December 2022

“(Bob Brown/Richmond Times-Dispatch via AP) BOB BROWN/AP Show More Show Less 3 of 4 Shawn Utsey, a professor of psychology and interim chair of African-American studies at VCU poses for a photo in...”—"Documentary explores history of asylum for Black patients", CT Insider, September 2022