Therapists in Clemson, SC

Do you feel weighed down or numb in your daily life? Do your anxieties or other recurrent thoughts make it difficult to live the life you wish you could? Are you struggling to know where to begin or what to do to feel better? If you are reading this, you are already one step closer to the understanding, freedom, and happiness you deserve. My name is Gabby Lux, and I consider it an honor to help teens, college students, adults, and parents navigate their life journeys. I primarily see clients experiencing anxiety, depression, OCD, bipolar, ADHD, peri/postpartum concerns, trauma, and impactful life transitions.

I am a National Certified Counselor (NCC), Licensed Professional Counselor, (LPC), and a Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC) in South Carolina with 14 years of extensive counseling experience treating anxiety, depression, drug/alcohol abuse/addiction, trauma (all types), existential crises, grief, relationship struggles, anger, and difficulties related to religious and spiritual matters.

Are you dealing with spiritual abuse, religious trauma, clergy abuse, clergy sexual misconduct, existential angst, or questioning your faith? Are you living with grief, the death of a partner by suicide, or deep loss of any kind? Do you need support surrounding your or a loved one’s sexual or gender identity? I'd love to collaborate with you in your care, human to human. I believe you know yourself best. I can help you learn to use your own knowledge to create more space and openness for growth. Everyone deserves to feel fully accepted & valued. I will see you, hear you, and believe you.

You are here because you are having a difficult time. I know how overwhelming that can be. It can be intimidating to reach out and ask for help. However, you have already taken a huge first step because you are here. I primarily see clients experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, and life transitions. I believe in the power of a supportive, therapeutic relationship. I strive to offer an authentic experience where my clients feel safe, seen, and heard. My hope is to provide you with a supportive, therapeutic experience to foster positive, long-lasting outcomes.

I am not currently accepting new clients - My approach to therapy is compassionate and client-focused in that I provide an individualized therapy experience for each person I work with. I integrate person-centered approaches with cognitive behavioral, narrative and existential principles to help people manage a variety of challenges, symptoms and stressors. I use evidence-based practice to help people reach their unique goals and work through barriers that prevent a person from living their ideal life. I work with individuals to improve interpersonal skills and develop more effective patterns of behavior.

I entered the counseling profession to support individuals who are having difficulties facing life’s challenges. I have found that many people struggle because they have created unrealistic expectations about the support, relationships, and encouragement they need. I believe that as humanity becomes “busier,” life becomes more complicated, affecting relationships and how we see ourselves fitting in the world. Life is often full of difficult and complicated experiences that are difficult to overcome, especially without support. Ultimately, these difficulties distract us from pursuing what enriches our lives.

I use my knowledge of psychotherapy and life experiences to assist my clients in becoming the best they can be. I take an eclectic approach to mental health assisting my clients in finding the best in themselves and enhancing their creative abilities to better understand their emotions and behaviors so each individual can take control of their life and lead the way to accomplish their goals and dreams. I work with adults, couples and families using a combination of approaches including EMDR, CBT, Existential and Client-Centered psychotherapies in order to alleviate the pain and suffering caused by depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other disorders.

There is a solution. There is hope. And there is healing. Anxiety, depression, disordered eating, self-harm, suicidal thoughts, disruption in relationships, substance abuse, and on and on. These are curable, changeable, healable issues. When you go straight to the root of the issue, you can bring deep, lasting change. And we now know that the root of every mental health disorder (and many physical diseases as well) is some form of unresolved trauma. Trauma refers to any moment in our lives that we were unsafe in some way. Big or small, single events or years-long patterns-if we aren't able to process it, we store it.

Hello, Welcome to my page! My mission is to provide quality therapeutic services that will positively enhance the quality of life for everyone served. I am Nitoya Roberts, a Licensed Professional Counselor - Supervisor (LPCS). My educational background includes an undergrad degree from the University of South Carolina & a Master's in Mental Health Counseling from Webster University, plus years of experience in the field of professional counseling.

You're looking for a therapist. I've been there. That's not a fun place to be. If my personality and professional approach to counseling feel like a good fit, then consider sending me an email to schedule a free 30 min consultation. My clients come back week after week because even after thousands of sessions, and years of working in mental health, the love I have for helping people still comes through in every session.

I’m Mary Katherine (she/her), a LGBTQ+ affirming therapist working with couples as well as individuals aged 16 and older. I enjoy helping my clients reconnect with their values so that they can navigate life changes and challenges while also reclaiming hope and empowerment. Some of the subjects I work with include self-esteem, depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, trauma, recovery after leaving an abusive relationship, religious deconstruction, after-abortion care, and no-contact adult child-parent relationships.

I love my job. I look forward to working with each person who comes into my office. I begin our work by getting to know you, your story, your world; the things you want to change, improve or heal from help steer the journey. Exploring areas for growth and identifying strengths while building new skills is an ongoing process that I encourage. My goal is always to provide a safe space where you feel valued and heard so that you will be willing to step out of your comfort zone with me because this is where growth and healing can occur.

Dr. Kline Schaffer has been recognized by a U.S. Congressman for her work with individuals, families, and groups coping through transitions, trauma & grief. She currently takes referrals for children, adults, couples, families, and groups; she has embraced serving others in full-time private practice since 2008. She supports clients with a holistic approach utilizing the best practices of Functional & Integrative Medicine, personalizing each treatment plan & working at the individuals pace to facilitate their best life! www.fernviewcenterforwellbeing.com

Do you feel overwhelmed? Are you experiencing sadness and hopelessness? Are you buried in problems and see no way out? Are you devastated over the loss of a loved one? Are you struggling with relationships? Whatever it is you may be going through there is help and there is hope! You can overcome your pain. You can make it through. Life can get better. You are not alone. Through our therapeutic relationship, you will resolve problems, be empowered, and attain the healing you need to find joy and transform your life.

Therapy is a sacred space for holding what was, understanding what is, and moving toward what can be. It offers a unique opportunity to explore one’s feelings, reactions and patterns of behaviors without judgement or distractions of “ought tos” and “shoulds”. I believe that we are inherently capable of healing and thriving from challenging situations. But, life is messy. Sometimes we end up in places we never imagined we’d be and dealing with things we never planned. Getting from knowing we can heal and moving toward healing can be hard, especially when you feel hopeless or stuck.