Clinical Supervision & Consultation
Relational, trauma-informed supervision for clinicians seeking thoughtful, grounded support.
Samantha Gibb, LICSW
Clinical Director & Supervisor
What kind of supervision do you offer?
I provide trauma-informed clinical supervision and consultation for graduate and licensed mental health clinicians in Washington and Utah. My approach is relational, collaborative, and grounded in the belief that good supervision supports both clinical skill and the humanity of the clinician. Supervision with me emphasizes thoughtful case conceptualization, reflective practice, identity-affirming care, and working competently with trauma, dissociation, anxiety, and complex clinical presentations.
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What is the focus of supervision?
Supervision is a space for honest conversation, skill development, and support that reduces shame rather than reinforces it. I work with clinicians who want to deepen their clinical thinking, strengthen their confidence in the therapy room, and develop a grounded, ethical approach to complex work. This includes attention to pacing, attunement, and the relational dynamics that emerge in trauma-focused care.
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What clinical frameworks inform your supervision?
My clinical orientation is integrative and relational, grounded in trauma-informed care. I draw from EMDR, ego state and parts-based approaches, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), attachment theory, and psychodynamic perspectives. In supervision, these frameworks are used not as rigid techniques, but as tools for deepening conceptualization, clinical judgment, and responsiveness to complexity.
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What is your supervision style like?
I emphasize reflective practice over performance and curiosity over certainty. Rather than teaching clinicians to follow scripts, I support the development of an authentic, grounded clinical voice that can flex with the needs of the client. Supervision is collaborative and dialogical, with space to think together, ask hard questions, and integrate learning in a way that feels sustainable over time.
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Who is supervision with you a good fit for?
Supervision with me is well suited for clinicians who want a relational, trauma-informed approach and are interested in working thoughtfully with trauma, dissociation, anxiety, and identity-related concerns. I work with clinicians at different stages of training and licensure who value depth, integrity, and support that honors both clinical responsibility and the person doing the work.
What We Focus On in Supervision
New Group Supervision Cohort starting March, 5 2026
Groups are intentionally kept small to allow for meaningful discussion, case consultation, and skill development within a relational, trauma-informed framework. This space emphasizes integration over rigid technique, supporting clinicians in building confidence, clarity, and an authentic clinical voice while navigating real-world clinical challenges.
To inquire about group supervision, please reach out by text at 360-499-2763 or email samantha@shoreviewtherapy.com. Group availability varies; contact me to learn more about current or upcoming cohorts.
Supervision Fees
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Individual Supervision
Individual supervision is offered at $150 per 60-minute session. Individual supervision is typically scheduled weekly or biweekly, depending on licensure requirements and clinical needs.
Group Supervision
Group supervision is offered in a small cohort format and meets weekly for 1.5–2 hours to allow adequate time for discussion, consultation, and support.
The current cohort is offered at an introductory rate of $60 per hour. Rates and structure may be adjusted for future cohorts.
Supervision fees are private pay and not billable to insurance. Payment expectations, scheduling details, and supervision agreements are reviewed prior to starting to ensure clarity and alignment.