Group Clinical Supervision For Washington Associate Clinicians Working Toward Licensure

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Clinical supervision should do more than count hours. It should change how you think.

Supervision here is trauma-informed, with particular depth in complex trauma and dissociation. Every case we look at together starts with the same questions: What has this person lived through? What is their nervous system doing right now? What is happening relationally, in the room, between you?

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Who I Am

I'm Samantha Gibb, LICSW, Founder and Clinical Director of Shoreview Psychotherapy and a Washington State Approved Clinical Supervisor. I'm a trauma clinician first and for most which colors everything I do.  I've worked in psychiatric hospitals, inpatient settings, community mental health, and private practice, and I've supervised clinicians at every level along the way. I specialize in complex trauma and dissociative disorders, including Dissociative Identity Disorder, though at my core I'm a generalist with broad experience across anxiety, depression, PTSD, and identity-related concerns.

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My style is warm, direct, and occasionally irreverent. I take the work seriously. I do not take myself too seriously. You will always know where you stand with me.  I communicate clearly about expectations, observations, and feedback, not to shame you, but because clarity is a form of respect.

 

I will hold you accountable, and I will be your biggest fan. Those two things are not in conflict.

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Who This Is For

Each cohort is small and closed — 6 to 8 associate clinicians in Washington State working toward licensure. You bring your cases, your questions, and your uncertainty — before I weigh in, we hear from the group, because the goal is to build your capacity to think clinically, not just get the right answer from a supervisor.

You don't need to specialize in trauma to belong here. You do need to be genuinely curious, willing to sit with complexity, and interested in developing a clinical voice that's authentically your own.

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This Is an Affirming Space

Every cohort is explicitly anti-racist, anti-sexist, anti-homophobic, and anti-transphobic. Clinicians from marginalized communities are welcome and valued here. All supervisees are expected to bring those same commitments to their clinical work.

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Get in Touch

Interested in either cohort, or want to be notified when the next one opens? Reach out directly — I'm happy to answer questions before you commit to anything.

Call/Text: 360-499-2763
Email: samantha@shoreviewtherapy.com