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Shannon Tantillo is a highly experienced Licensed Clinical Social Worker with supervisory status and a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor. With over 30 years of experience in the behavioral health field, Shannon specializes in substance use disorders and working with family members of individuals struggling with these or other process compulsive behaviors. Her expertise also extends to cultural sensitivity, particularly in working with LGBTQI individuals. Shannon has had a full case load in this community for many years and is adept at supporting individuals with a variety of orientations, gender identities, and relationship dynamics. She is skilled in working with individuals who have mood disorders, dual diagnosis, and thought and behavior disorders. Shannon values collaboration with psychiatrists, always with written consent from the client, to ensure advocacy and client safety. She is also able to identify when other levels of care may be necessary for stability, wellness, and safety. Shannon’s counseling sessions are characterized by a seasoned, relaxed, and client-centered approach. Known for her relational style, she is approachable and easy to open up to, allowing for the development of trust and rapport. Shannon looks forward to building a working relationship with potential clients and helping them achieve their desired outcomes. She expresses gratitude to individuals who prioritize self-care and embark on their continued
Texas
No
30 years
1508370222
TX LCSW 36057
License: LCSW
Texas
License number: 36057
License: LISW-CP
number: SW .15721 CP
Expires at 2024-12-31
License: LCSW
North Carolina
number: C015910
Expires at 2025-04-12
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