Shane Gilmore,
Practicum Counseling Intern
To schedule an appointment with Shane please call:
(469) 994-1419
Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice
Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling Candidate
Liberty University
(Graduation March 2027)
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.
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.
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
Shane is seeing clients as an internship student under the supervision of Randall Ford, LPC.