Contact: Shannon

Shannon Shreibak, LPC

They/She

Shannon believes that the world is shaped by the stories we tell ourselves—and the ones we’re ready to rewrite. As a psychodynamic and narrative therapist, they help clients explore how early experiences and inherited beliefs shape present-day identity, emotions, and relationships. Through a strong therapeutic alliance rooted in trust, curiosity, and collaboration, Shannon supports clients in uncovering patterns, making meaning, and re-authoring their inner narratives.

A nonbinary and queer-identifying clinician, Shannon works with individuals across the lifespan and from a wide range of identities and lived experiences. They earned their Master’s in Forensic Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology while volunteering with Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly and working as a Victim Advocate at Northwest Center Against Sexual Assault. They also hold an End-of-Life Doula Certificate from the University of Vermont, deepening her comfort with grief, mortality, and transition.

Shannon’s style is relational, non-pathologizing, and grounded in the belief that clients are the experts in their own experience. While their primary frameworks are psychodynamic and narrative, they draw from person-centered and systems-based approaches to help clients connect the dots between past and present, inner self and outer world, story and somatic experience.

With a background in music journalism and live music—and personal roots in the hardcore and skateboarding communities—Shannon brings an understanding of creativity, movement, and countercultural spaces into the therapy room. They enjoy working with artists, musicians, and those who feel like outsiders, helping them reconnect with creative purpose, navigate identity exploration, and move through self-doubt, grief, and emotional overwhelm.

Whether you're trying to make sense of your past, feel more at home in your body, or reconnect with your voice—Shannon offers a space where you can show up fully, without apology.