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Welcome. I'm so glad you found your way here!
My name is Shaina Fawn and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker here to help you cultivate wellbeing in your personal and professional life.
In our rapidly changing society with compounding global challenges, supporting wellbeing and building community care is both a personal endeavor and a collective responsibility. With over 20 years of experience centered on this understanding, I offer a comprehensive array of traditional and innovative services and solutions designed to enhance wellbeing in both personal and professional spaces. My offerings also aid in supporting essential community care.
My specialty areas include trauma, anxiety, depression, grief and loss and end of life care. I have extensive experience working with members of the LGBTQI+ community, as well as individuals working in healthcare and entertainment industries. I provide support to educational institutions and public and private organizations alike. I am also bilingual in Spanish. Click on the button on the right to learn more about me and my professional experience.
LCS# 68022 (California)
SWB-2025-0258 (New Mexico)
LCS# CSW.09931621 (Colorado)
Overview of Training and Qualifications:
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Master of Social Work Degree, Interpersonal Trauma Studies Certificate, University of Denver, 2011
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Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
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California, LCS # 68022, Received August 2015
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New Mexico, LCS # SWB-2025-0258, Received March 2025
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Motivational Interviewing Training: A Two-Part Series, Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles, January 2018
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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Basic Training, EMDR Institute, Inc, 2018-2019
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Mental Health First Aid Instructor Training, National Council for Behavioral Health, January 18-20, 2022
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Film and Television Industry Essentials Certificate, New York University, Tisch School of the Arts, Virtual Education Program, June 2022
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Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) Instructor Certification, Living Works, December 2022
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Psilocybin Assisted Therapy Certificate (OR State Certification), Fluence, March 2024
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PhD Candidate, Humanistic Psychology with an emphasis in Creativity, Leadership, and Innovation, Saybrook University, Expected 2028
My Approach to Supporting Wellbeing
Trauma-informed knowledge is at the heart of my work. I understand that trauma is a human experience that exists at individual, agency, and community levels and requires proper support and attention.
I do not believe in cookie-cutter approaches. I work to understand the unique challenges that are present in your personal or professional environment and provide innovative solutions and support.
I believe that all humans, agencies, and communities have strengths that can be built upon to promote growth. I work with you to identify the strengths that currently exist in your environment and promote solutions that build on this.
Trauma-Informed
Individualized
Strengths-Based
Services
I offer a variety of traditional and non-traditional approaches to healing and supporting wellbeing in personal and professional spaces. Below is an overview of some of my specialty areas. Click on the buttons to learn more about each specific service offering.
Therapy and Mental Health Coaching
My approach to therapy and mental health coaching is laid back and down to earth. I am warm, nurturing, and empathetic. My work with you would begin with an assessment of where you are presently at, specifically paying attention to what's going well, as strengths are an essential foundation on which positive change can be built.
Click the button below to learn more about my therapy and coaching practice.
Psilocybin Assisted Therapy Facilitation
Available only to residents of Oregon and Colorado currently.
Psilocybin Assisted Therapy (PAT) is a type of mental health treatment that involves the use of psilocybin under the guidance of a trained professional in order to achieve therapeutic benefit. This approach aims to enhance conventional therapy practices by inducing a non ordinary state of consciousness that can facilitate deep psychological insight and emotional processing. PAT occurs in three phases including preparation, administration, and integration.
Note: If you live in a state where there is not yet legal access to PAT, please reach out to me for optional treatment methods that also work with non ordinary states of consciousness that do not involve psilocybin.
Trauma-Informed Consultation
Trauma-informed approaches are now being utilized in many industries as a way to support better, serve or treat individuals and communities. I can provide consultation if you want to expand your knowledge of trauma-informed care, ensure that your policies and procedures are trauma-informed, or even begin adopted trauma informed practices in your workplace or industry.
Click the buttons below to learn about trauma-informed consultation specific to various industries.
Workshops and Trainings
I develop workshops and trainings based on theories of adult learning, understanding that learning is most effective when participants are actively involved in hands-on activities, discussions, and opportunities for collaboration with others. Past workshops and trainings have included How to Combat Burnout, Teambuilding, Creating Effective and Cohesive Groups, Wellbeing 101, Trauma 101, and Illuminating Grief. Click the button below to learn more.
Clinical Supervision
Clinical supervision is a requirement for unlicensed mental health practitioners. I currently provide clinical supervision towards the hour requirement in the state of California. My approach to supervision blends principles of trauma-informed care, strengths-based and empowerment practices, and theories of adult learning. I approach supervision with an understanding that it is a parallel process that usually mirrors dynamics that present in the therapeutic relationship between supervisees and the clients that they serve.
Process Groups
Traumatic events, both political and those directly affecting your employees, can affect morale. Process groups can be a way to provide crucial support for employee wellbeing and can be instrumental in combating burnout, compassion fatigue, and vicarious trauma.
Process Group Focus Populations:
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Healthcare Teams
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Remote Employee Teams
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Film and Television Cast and Crew
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Post-Production Crew