Dana Stewart Shunatona

Dana Stewart Shunatona is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker/Therapist with credentials including MPA, LCSW-S, and is dedicated to supporting clients in navigating life's challenges. She firmly believes in the potential of individuals to overcome adversities and heal from past traumas that may hinder their quality of life. Dana is passionate about fostering personal and professional growth, emphasizing that therapy is a valuable resource available to everyone, regardless of mental health status. She creates a sacred space for addressing thoughts and feelings, enabling clients to learn effective coping skills tailored to their unique needs. Dana champions self-determination, acknowledging that no one understands one’s life and relationships better than the individual themselves. As a therapist, she is devoted to helping clients lead authentic, content lives while alleviating suffering. With a background rooted in a rural community and personal experiences, Dana specializes in neurodivergence, ADHD, and women’s issues, reflecting her extensive understanding and care. She is certified in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) through the Beck Institute and TX DSHS, as well as having a certification in meditation and mindfulness. As a tribally enrolled American Indian, Dana embraces diversity and warmly welcomes clients of all faiths and backgrounds into her healing space.