LCSW, 9 years of experience
My name is Shavone Marie Williams-Moss, I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I entered the field of social work largely because of my family background; I was raised by a single father while my mother struggled with substance abuse and mental health issues and could not perform her role as a parent. One day as an adult in my 20's, I saw my mother sitting on a bench on the main street in Kentucky. I welcomed her into my home only to discover she not only suffered from homelessness but bipolar disorder, major depression, and substance abuse. My mother lived with me for a year, after which she passed away. This situation made me wonder, what if, in her younger years, she would have met someone who was supportive, understanding, kind, selfless, and invested in helping her be the best version of her, she could be. It was then that I decided to enter the Social Work Field. I wanted to provide help to those who could not help themselves and aid to those in need.
My job is to give you the tools and techniques you need to achieve a balanced and fulfilling lifestyle. After several sessions, you will become well-versed at handling lifes issues.
I prefer to tailor my treatment approach to the client. I often like to utilize Solution focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I also like to integrate the different therapies if needed. You may have occasional skills assignments given to practice at home or be asked to keep a log of your week, depending on treatment focus.
My biggest strengths are Goal Setting and life coaching. If you struggle with setting goals and accomplishing them, need someone to help you set goals and hold you accountable, having a hard time adapting to life challenges. I will help guide and inspire you to achieve more of your personal and professional goals. Clients have told me that I am a great listener, great support and I inspire them to overcome daily struggles.
1 rating with written reviews
August 12, 2025
Per Ms. Williams-Moss or as I like to call her Doc, I never thought getting better was possible, but I was determined to do the work to get there. Doc, has always allowed me a safe space to be myself, speak freely with no judgement. I have felt seen, heard, and understood. I’m thankful to have her.