Clinical Supervision · Behavioral Health Consultation · Trauma Therapy
Shannon B. Webb, LICSW, LCSW, BCD
Supporting clinicians, clients, and behavioral health organizations in delivering trauma-informed, ethical, high-quality care across Washington and Idaho.
Shannon B. Webb, LICSW, LCSW, BCD
Board Certified Diplomate in Clinical Social Work
Clinical Supervisor & Behavioral Health Leader
“I believe healing and professional growth happen best in relationships built on trust, steadiness, and respect.”
I provide clinical supervision and behavioral health consultation for clinicians, practice owners, and organizations seeking to strengthen clinical quality, documentation, and ethical care.
In addition, I maintain a limited telehealth therapy practice for adults and teens, integrating EMDR, IFS-informed therapy, TF-CBT, and DBT-informed skills within a trauma-informed framework.
With over two decades of experience across community mental health, healthcare systems, and leadership, I bring both relational steadiness and systems-level expertise to my work—blending deep clinical knowledge with a practical understanding of the real-world pressures clients and clinicians face.
My Approach
I bring both clinical depth and behavioral health leadership to my work. My approach is relational, trauma-informed, and grounded in ethical, high-quality care.
In my work, I prioritize:
Emotional safety and steady pacing
Ethical, evidence-based care
Clear diagnosis and treatment planning
Practical tools for real-life change
Sustainable growth for clients and clinicians
My work integrates EMDR, IFS-informed therapy, TF-CBT, and DBT-informed skills when appropriate. Care is individualized, structured, and responsive to each person’s needs.
Healing and professional growth should be thoughtful, steady, and grounded in both clinical excellence and human connection.
Ways to Work Together
This practice supports clinicians, behavioral health organizations, and individuals through reflective supervision, practical consultation, and thoughtfully delivered therapy.
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I offer a limited number of trauma-informed telehealth therapy appointments for adults and teens in Washington and Idaho.
Sessions are delivered through a secure video platform and integrate evidence-based care tailored to individual needs.
Evidence-based trauma treatment may include:
EMDR therapy for trauma and PTSD
Internal Family Systems (IFS)-informed therapy
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
DBT-informed skills for emotional regulation
Treatment is individualized, structured, and grounded in a trauma-informed, relational approach.
Standard session rate: $200
Insurance accepted through Headway for eligibility, copay, and billing management.
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I provide reflective, structured clinical supervision for associate clinicians pursuing licensure in Washington State.
Supervision is tailored to each clinician’s learning style and areas of growth, with an emphasis on:
Ethical, confident clinical decision-making
Clear diagnosis and treatment planning
Documentation that meets medical necessity and audit standards
Integration of trauma-informed, evidence-based practices
Sustainable, values-aligned careers in behavioral health
Standard supervision rate: $175
Full supervision hours available for Social Workers and Mental Health Counselors; partial hours available for Marriage & Family Therapists.
A limited number of sliding-scale supervision slots may be available.
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I provide structured consultation for clinicians, private practice owners, and behavioral health organizations seeking to strengthen clinical quality, documentation, and operational systems.
Consultation is designed to support clarity, compliance, and sustainable growth in increasingly complex clinical and regulatory environments.
Areas of focus may include:
Audit-ready documentation standards
CPT code integration and billing workflows
Regulatory compliance and risk management
Medical necessity and treatment planning
Revenue structure and practice operations
Standard consultation rate: $225
If you are navigating complex documentation challenges, compliance questions, or strategic practice decisions, consultation can provide practical clarity and experienced guidance.
What Colleagues Say…
Trusted by clinicians, supervisees, and colleagues
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“Shannon brings enormous passion and dedication to her work, creating a space where clients feel deeply supported and understood. Her consultation services are equally invaluable-thoughtful, insightful, and grounded in strong clinical expertise.“
— David Cascella, MSW, LICSW
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“Shannon brings so much diverse experience, compassion and curiosity to her work. I have the honor of working directly with Shannon and she is a go to for case consults, always brining cultural sensitivity and empathy.“
— Crystal Garcia, MA, LMHC, NCC
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“Shannon holds a remarkable balance of sensitive attunement and fierce advocacy for the folks she sees. Her decades of experience and deep understanding of human struggle create a grounded, compassionate space where meaningful change can unfold.“
— Tamara Harrison, MA, LMHC
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“Shannon provided expert supervision in my first year of full-time practice. She balanced clear and confident direction with a warm and supportive approach. I was fortunate to have her guidance at a pivotal point in my career.“
- Trevor Herron, LMHC
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“With curiosity and an open heart, Shannon draws on her depth of experience to provide meaningful insight and perspective. She holds space that feels both steady and expansive-where reflection is encouraged, growth is supported, and complexity is welcomed.“
— Meagan Wheeler, MA, RAAC
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“Working with Shannon has been one of the most meaningful parts of my journey toward independent licensure. Her insight, encouragement, and real-world clinical perspective helped me navigate challenges and reach my goals.”
— Cameron Gardner, MA, LMHCA
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“As a former colleague, I've observed Shannon's resolute commitment towards healing and recovery. She offers insight and perspective through the impossible, and warmth and integrity through every interaction. Partnership with Shannon makes a difference!“
- Melissa Grossman, LMHC, MBA
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Contact
For general inquiries, you are welcome to use the contact form below.
For clinical supervision, consultation, or speaking requests, please use the dedicated inquiry forms available throughout the site.
Supervision and consultation inquiries are reviewed carefully and responded to as availability allows.
Therapy appointments are scheduled separately through Headway, where you can review insurance eligibility and confirm session details.
I am licensed to provide services in Washington and Idaho and offer all services via secure telehealth.
Please note that email and contact form submissions are not monitored for urgent or emergency concerns.