Therapists in Mount Pleasant, SC

Need help? Feeling stuck ? Taking the first step is always difficult and it takes strength. No matter what the reasons are for your search, you are not alone. You are human who has human emotions. We all need help and as a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor (LPCS) that is why I am here. I am here to walk this journey with you and help you to build the meaningful life you deserve in a non-judgmental, empathetic, and open minded atmosphere. I can help you to find the answers within, learn the skills, and techniques to help you live the most fulfilling life you desire.

You can never seem to get on track. You’ve tried everything you can think of, from ideas from YouTube to suggestions from other people. The message you’re getting through life is to try harder. And just trying harder never seems to work. Whether you have ADHD or some of the traits attributed to it, trying harder isn’t going to work. What the well-meaning people who try to help don’t know is that you need to try something different. Each time you lose your keys, forget to turn off the stove, or get sidetracked and lose track of time, you roll your eyes at yourself. Not again!

Have you struggled to find a therapist who affirms your identity, respects your history, -and- challenges you to face your fears? Whether you’re coping with anxiety or OCD, exploring your gender, or looking to strengthen your relationships, you deserve specialized care with an experienced, queer- and trans-identified, trauma-informed psychotherapist. My practice focuses on anxiety and related disorders, including obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and hoarding, especially in queer/trans clients and people who have experienced family estrangement.

TAKING NEW CLIENTS- My name is Susan Chase & I have been working with parents, children & adults for more than 30 years. Winnie, my amazing in office hypoallergenic therapy dog brings joy to people of all ages. I am a Counselor, M.Ed. a Certified Life Coach, CLC and a Certified Parent Coach, CPC. I specialize in helping with anxiety, ADHD, parenting & life coaching. Before becoming a counselor in private practice, I taught children, adolescents, teens and college students. I help with academic stress & organization skills. We may communicate through drawing, painting, games & bibliotherapy that rounds out the counseling process.

Are you seeking to strengthen your relationships, navigate life transitions, or explore your individual identity? I'm here to guide you on your journey. With over 20 years of experience, I offer individual and couples counseling in a safe and supportive space, via convenient, HIPPA-compliant telehealth. I'm passionate about working with diverse individuals and couples of all backgrounds, including same-gender couples, heterosexual couples, mixed orientation couples, and individuals of any gender identity or sexual orientation.

As a clinical psychologist, my job is to work myself out of a job - pure and simple. I work to help you get to the point where won't need my help anymore. This has been my philosophy for 29 years and counting. If you are, or think you are depressed, feeling lost or anxious, stressed or simply unhappy in life, and you wonder if counseling, psychotherapy, marriage counseling or stress management might help, I'm here to listen and help. I specialize in care for adults & adolescents, stress management, marriage/couples counseling, and pre-marital counseling.

Have you been trying to connect with yourself or your partner yet find yourself feeling further away? You are not alone. Navigate the challenges of life, relationships, and growth is a difficult process. Communication, building trust, and strengthening connection to yourself and your loved ones takes sustained effort and effective support.

Are you feeling overwhelmed? Are you looking for ways to be happy? Is stress or worry driving you to do things you wouldn't normally do? Is diabetes running your life? Chronic illness, stress, constant worry, transitions, loss, and trying to do everything right can be really frustrating and difficult. There is hope for healing and skills to manage your life and find wellness. Therapy is a collaborative process where you can heal, explore, grow and change in a non-judgmental environment. Together we can find coping skills that work for your life and get on track with taking care of yourself even when you don't feel like it.

Reaching out for help is the first (and often the hardest) step. You don’t have to have it all figured out. Your courage and curiosity about how things may be different for you are enough to begin! Be PROUD of yourself for taking this step! I believe in a collaborative approach that includes cognitive behavior therapy, mindfulness, strengths-based skills, brain science, and non-judgment. We will work together to determine your therapeutic goals and the steps to take to reach those goals.

I like working with people who have trouble feeling connected to others. I focus on relationship related issue with a sub-specialty in sex therapy. Many people feel alone even if they are in a relationship. Some struggle to develop a fulfilling connection their entire life. I believe there is hope. Whether looking to improve communication skills in your marriage, restore trust following infidelity, heal after a completed relationship or enrich a connection with others I may be able to help. I believe every individual has the right and ability to be happy no matter what circumstances life presents.

Tomorrow is a better day; I strongly believe in helping support individuals to bring about the change they desire in life. I specialize in work related to anxiety, OCD, panic disorder, perfectionism, and depressive symptoms. I have experience working with individuals to overcome self-harm and helping teens build their self confidence! In addition to therapy, I offer psychoeducational and psychological testing to clarify diagnoses, highlight strengths and weaknesses, and identify appropriate accommodations if applicable. (CBT Therapy and testing ages 7+).

Hello - I'm Kristin! Entering into therapy can be scary, but here's the deal - working through scary is where growth occurs! If you feel stuck, lost, struggling with change, afraid, or unsure of the next step, I hope you will give counseling a try. My role as a therapist is not to fix your feelings but to hold your discomfort, distress, and fears in safe, caring hands. We will work together to find new ways to conquer your problems, heal old wounds and move you into a safe place where you can grow. I have worked with chronic illness, depression, anxiety, trauma, loss, codependence, eating disorders, and pre / post-bariatric clients.

I work with you in a supportive role to identify and change negative or self-defeating behavior patterns. I help you understand why you feel the way you do and suggest new ways to manage stress, relationship problems and low self-esteem. I believe accepting and loving ourselves is a key to having happier relationships and a happier life. We work as a team to help you find new solutions to problems.

My counseling philosophy is a simple one. I fully and completely believe in the power and process of therapy. I have seen it work; radically changing lives and restoring relationships. I am honored that people allow me into their world to offer knowledge, understanding, and guidance. I am passionate about what I do, and I am committed to help my clients work through their issues and feel better in their lives. I am trained in CBT, DBT, and EMDR and I practice from a mind-body perspective utilizing holistic philosophies like mindfulness with a focus on overall wellness.

Welcome. Unfortunately, we are not often taught how to process emotions healthily, nor are we given the skills to help facilitate this. My unique approach includes cognitive-behavioral therapy and providing actionable skills that clients can use right away. Paired with my strength-based expertise in working with teens and adults, I feel I have a unique approach that helps clients identify and build on their strengths, clarify their purpose if so desired, and then work to build a skill set that allows them to handle challenges that come their way. Thus, allowing for reduced stress, improved relationships, and a more fulfilled life.

Hello, my name is Beth Ringel and I am a Licensed Independent Social Worker-Clinical Practice or LISW-CP in South Carolina. I have a Bachelor Degree in Psychology and a Master Degree in Social Work or MSW from the University of Cincinnati in Ohio. I have over 10 years of experience successfully providing counseling to a wide variety of ages with many different issues, needs, and goals. I am proficient in the use of several therapeutic techniques but tailor it to the situation. I am an unbiased listener partnering with you to accomplish your goals and to solve the problems you bring into our therapeutic alliance.

As the founder of Aware Counseling, I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Co-Parenting Counselor, Parent Coordinator, and New Ways for Families Counselor. I specialize in working with high-conflict family systems-, custody-, and parenting-related issues and provide therapeutic and forensic services primarily through court ordered and/or court related appointments. I work within a multi-modal treatment team providing treatment for parent-child contact problems.

We put a mask on to get through the day and even though we hope for someone to see behind it, there's a fear of feeling like a burden if they did. You may have heard people say, "I don't know how you do it", but in your mind you're wishing someone would tell you that you didn't have to. You may be used to showing up for others and holding it all together. There are moments in life that can feel overwhelming, exhausting, and even defeating. Whether you are grieving a loss; navigating an experience with cancer/illness; feeling stuck in the grasp of anxiety and/or depression; at a crossroads in your life, I welcome you to pause here.

Are you feeling stuck, overwhelmed or wondering why relationships tend to feel so difficult? Do you find that you beat yourself up with self-criticism? Life can be challenging, and we may feel that we have to just keep going and suck it up, which may lead us to feel lonelier and more overwhelmed. In my experience as a Licensed Professional Counselor, and previous experience as a yoga instructor I have found that the combination of mindfulness, self-awareness, and processing trauma can be quite powerful in finding our authentic selves.