ऑथेंटिक बैलेंस काउंसलिंग, पीएलएलसी

As a counselor-in-training in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Liberty University, I provide a supportive, client-centered counseling environment for adults navigating stress, life transitions, and personal challenges. I have a particular interest in men’s issues, including personal and professional role transitions, work-related stress, marriage, fatherhood, and family life. My approach emphasizes identifying strengths, clarifying goals, and developing practical strategies that support steady forward progress. 

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While helping individuals manage difficult times and transitions, I utilize reframing and perspective-shifting techniques to help reduce emotional intensity, support emotional regulation, and encourage a more hopeful and balanced view of challenges. Drawing from my background in leadership, public service, and coaching, I work collaboratively with clients—under clinical supervision—to increase self-awareness, reduce self-imposed limitations, and move toward meaningful growth and balance.

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Areas of Support Include:

Men - Couples - Parent-Child Relationships & Family Dynamics - Teens - Young Adults (Ages 18-30) — Life & Career Transitions - Identity Exploration - Social Anxiety - Self-Esteem - Relationship Challenges - Coaching for Individuals & Families ​​

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Shane is seeing clients as an internship student under the supervision of Randall Ford, LPC.