Shane Mcdaniel Email & Phone Number

Oregon/Washington

Responsible for overseeing, development, and supervision of clinical staff. Develop, plan, and implement strategies for The Healing Haven’s growth, primarily related to therapeutic excellence. Provide clinical training to staff in the form of support, consultation, and supervision as needed. Ability to think globally and make decisions that promote the growth of The Healing Haven.Responsibilities:Responsible for the clinical supervision of 40+ Mental Health Therapists Supervise and oversee clinical aspects and hiring of therapists (interviewing, hiring, training, evaluating, supervising, and providing support)Engage in Program Development related to all aspects of the Healing Haven Skills/Abilities:Knowledge of supervisory principles, ability to provide coaching, and engage in difficult conversationsKnowledge of human behavior and performance; individual differences in ability, personality, and interests; learning and motivation; psychological research methods; and the assessment and treatment of behavioral and affective disorders.Knowledge of principles, methods, and procedures for diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of physical and mental dysfunctions, and for career counseling and guidance.Knowledge of group behavior and dynamics, societal trends and influences, human migrations, ethnicity, and cultures and their history and origins.Knowledge of principles and processes for providing customer and personal services. Requires strong creativity, organization, efficiency, and ability to incorporate The HealingHaven’s mission into successful, actionable processes and infrastructure

Salem, Oregon

Serve as part-time Psychology Instructor teaching Psychology 201, 202, 237, and 239

Salem, Or

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with more than 16 years of experience in the mental health field working with youth, adults, and seniors to support their mental health and well-being. Treatment Orientations:I believe that humans have a distinct ability to grow, change, and heal through fostering innate human potential, the therapeutic relationship, and optimizing the brain’s neuroplasticity. I work to incorporate these factors into my approach to help individuals achieve their goals through therapy. I am trained in and utilize various therapeutic modalities, depending on my client’s needs and goals, including: motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, interpersonal psychotherapy, psychodynamic psychotherapy, family systems therapy, and dual diagnosis treatment modalities. I also provide Heart-Centered Hypnotherapy. I utilize a person-centered, trauma-informed, and solution-focused approach coupled with strong clinical knowledge, evidence-based practice(s), and applicable neuroscience principals to achieve an individualized therapeutic treatment plan. I also specialize in advanced evaluation and assessment of complex or co-occurring conditions. I provide therapy to those who may be experiencing symptoms/problems related to (not limited to):• Depression & mood disorders (bipolar spectrum, etc.)• Anxiety/panic disorders/agoraphobia• Major stressors/toxic stress/adjustment issues• Obsessive compulsive disorder• PTSD/trauma• Anger issues• Relational issues• Grief & loss• Substance abuse & addiction behaviors• Feeding & eating disorders• Somatic symptom disorders• Adjustment to medical conditions• Psychosis• General behavioral health issues• Neurocognitive disorders and related caregiver stress

Mid-Willamette Valley, Portland, Oregon

Act as social work lead providing support to regional Clinical Social Workers. Provide medical social work services to patients in need referred by primary care physicians. Conduct comprehensive bio/psych/social assessments, consultation, case management, care coordination, and brief solution focused therapy. Although services are provided to a broad range of age groups, focus is on providing services to the geriatric community. Geriatric specific services focused on life care planning, end of life conversations, cognitive assessment, care giver stress, gero-psych consultation, and dementia related conditions. Also serve as the regional social work consultant on for the regional medical home based team and carry a small caseload of patients who prefer this approach to care. Serve as lead social work assessor/intake worker on regional medical home team. Serve as consultant to primary care team and medical home team on mental health and addictions related conditions.

Salem, Oregon

Provided medical social work services to patients in need referred by primary care physicians. Conducted comprehensive bio/psych/social assessments, consultation, case management, care coordination, and brief solution focused therapy. Although services were provided to a broad range of age groups, focus was on providing services to the geriatric community. Geriatric specific services focused on life care planning, end of life conversations, cognitive assessment, care giver stress, gero-psych consultation, and dementia related conditions. Also served as the social worker on a medical home based team and carried a caseload of patients who prefer this approach to care. Served as consultant to primary care team on mental health and addictions related conditions.

Salem, Oregon

Provide assessment and referral services to adolescents, transition aged youth, and their families experiencing first episode psychosis or who are at clinical high risk for developing schizophrenia spectrum disorders. Specially trained in assessing youth for risk of developing psychosis related to schizophrenia spectrum disorders. Provide clinical consultation, community education, and referral services to hospitals, community medical providers, agencies, clinics, clinicians, schools, and the criminal justice system. Provide comprehensive mental health services to adolescents, transition aged youth, and their families. Mission of community education is to offer a forum for dialogue about mental illness with the goal of reducing stigma. Additionally, objective and purpose of the EASA Program is to reduce the incidence of disability associated with psychosis, prevent the severity and onset of psychosis, and assist individuals in preserving their pre-psychosis life trajectories after treatment.

Dallas, Or

Provide comprehensive mental health services to adolescents, transition aged youth, and their families experiencing first break psychosis. Offer community education, screening, and referral services. Goal for community education is to offer a forum for dialogue about mental illness with the goal of reducing stigma. Additionally, objective and purpose is to reduce the incidence of disability associated with psychosis, prevent the severity and onset of psychosis, and assist individuals in preserving their pre-psychosis life trajectories after treatment.

Salem, Oregon

Project: Webinar Series: Early Psychosis Intervention for Teens and Young Adults.Assisted in development of handout material, completed interviews, and collaborating with other professionals on webinar content development.