Counseling services helps you manage emotions and learn to see things in a different perspective.
Counseling, also called therapy or psychotherapy, is used to treat mental and emotional wellness. Through our services, you can change self destructive behaviors and habits, address painful feelings, improve your relationships and more.
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Individual
REMEMBER WHO YOU REALLY ARE
with Individual Therapy
Couples
BUILD A BETTER RELATIONSHIP
with Couples Therapy
Families
LOOK FORWARD FOR CHANGE
with Family Therapy
Education
EDUCATION THERAPY is a type of intervention that aims to help individuals with learning difficulties, such as dyslexia or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), to overcome their challenges and reach their full academic potential.
SEE IMPROVEMENTS IN GRADES
with Education Therapy
PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES plays a vital role in reducing distress, stabilizing mood, and improving overall functioning for patients.
IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE
with Psychiatric Services
Psychiatric Services
3 Benefits of Therapy“Our therapists are South Carolina State Licensed doctoral and master’s-level mental health service providers trained to identify…”
TELEHEALTH AVAILABLE
At no additional cost & most insurers cover telehealth services
Telehealth is a revolutionary way to access high-quality healthcare from the comfort of your own home, with the convenience of virtual appointments and the ability to connect with top medical professionals anytime, anywhere.
LOCAL COVID-19 RESOURCES
Did you know?
1 in 5 adults experience mental illness a year
1 in 25 adults experience serious mental illness a year that limits a life activity
Over 1% of adults live with schizophrenia
Over 2.5% of adults live with bipolar disorder
Over 6% of adults had one major depressive episode in the past year
Over 18% of adults experience anxiety disorder
AND OVER 20 million adults experience a drug addiction!
SOUTH CAROLINA
Carolina ranked 45th in the nation in terms of the availability of mental health care providers, with just over 200 mental health care providers per 100,000 population.
Approximately 60% of adults with a mental illness in South Carolina did not receive treatment in 2018.
Substance abuse disorders were the most common form of mental illness among adults in South Carolina, with over 10% of adults reporting a substance abuse disorder in the past year.
In 2018, South Carolina ranked 50th in the nation in terms of state mental health agency funding per capita.
It is clear that mental health is a significant concern in South Carolina, and addressing the shortage of mental health professionals is an important step in improving access to care and addressing the high rates of mental illness and substance abuse in the state.
During these difficult times, it’s important we rely on our individual and collective resources to support one another.