Therapists in Greenville, SC

You feel like a bad mom and you’re worried that the fact that you’re reading this means that you’re failing. The anxiety is next level. You’re living in your head 24/7. You’re distracted and feel disconnected from your life. Unwanted thoughts feel like they’re spinning out of control and you’re wondering if you’re going crazy. Intense emotions feel like they are spilling out of you despite your best efforts to keep them stuffed inside. You may have already self-diagnosed yourself with PPA or PPD. You need something to change. You're craving stability. You want to feel like yourself again and get the hang of this whole mom - thing.

My name is Carmenlita Sayles, owner of Sayles Therapy, LLC. I am pleased to offer licensed professional and addictions counselor services. I provide individual and family therapy, as well as group therapy. My clinical framework is based upon a strengths perspective, looking at the whole person (humanistic). I consider it an honor to be able to partner with clients on their journey to more fulfilling personal, social, and emotional life experiences.

My name is Hannah Simms. I’m a licensed clinical therapist, and I’m an active-duty military spouse. I started Rise Alone Therapy because I understand the stigmas that face military families when they seek mental health services and treatments. I am passionate about providing support for military families and veterans who often are afraid to ask for help. That’s why I’ve made it my goal to remove as many hurdles as possible on your path to receiving the therapeutic treatment you need. Rise Alone Therapy is not affiliated with the DOD, meaning I am not mandated to report any personal, medical or mental health history to any command.

I believe we all find ourselves stuck at different times of our lives. In close relationships where we hope to feel accepted and safe, many of us find ourselves feeling hurt and alone. Given our brains natural movement towards protection, we can easily become guarded and show less and less of our true self to the person we care about. As a result, relationships can become increasingly stuck in destructive communication patterns. Within the context of a safe therapeutic relationship, we can understand emotional and relational patterns that keep stuck.

Our goal is to help YOU achieve yours. We are a group of professionals with a wide variety of experience and expertise. We are ready to assist individuals, couples and families. We have extended and weekend hours to meet your scheduling needs. Our therapists have experience in a multitude of fields including Trauma Therapy, Substance Abuse, Marital Conflict, Adolescent Difficulties, Young Child Development and other concerns. We are open to all belief systems and orientations. We provide a variety of counseling techniques and interventions to individualize your therapy experience.

You're looking for support in the journey when relationships are hard, change is difficult, and some days it's hard to imagine things getting better. I help individuals work toward overcoming stress, anxiety, and life change to achieve their goals. I help couples and families work toward reconnection, conflict resolution, and improved communication. With my Christian faith background, I welcome the opportunity to integrate clients’ personal faith into treatment.

I got into therapy so I could help people end the cycles detracting from their fullest potential in life. So many of us plug through the day with nasty negative thoughts about ourselves, leaving us drained of energy and an incapacity to be mindful and present with each other. Using EMDR, mindfulness, and a heavy dose of humanity and empathy, I help my clients obtain the changes they seek in order to be the best versions of themselves. My style is thoughtful, witty, intentional, and comfortable and I'm always happy to help those who are ready to help themselves grow!

You are so overwhelmed right now that it feels like you don’t even have time to breathe. The to do lists are endless and the weight of the world is on your shoulders. When you do get a moment to relax, your mind won’t stop to give you even 5 seconds of peace. It feels like you are floating through life incapable of finding solid ground. Everything feels harder than it should, including your closest relationships. Hurts from the past seem to keep popping up even though they happened so long ago and you’ve moved on right? It might seem like you’re alone in trying to figure all of this out, but I see you and I get it.

I have over 30 years of experience working with a variety of people and problems. I provide psychotherapy and coaching for a broad spectrum of problems, ranging from normal life stressors to people with mental health problems. When I work with individuals, I facilitate the development of an understanding of the person and what brought them to my office that leads to effective ways of making their lives work better. When I work with couples, I focus on assisting in the development of communication and mutual problem solving skills. When I work with families, I focus on family structure, roles and patterns of interaction.

I believe that you have what it takes to get thru life challenges and can benefit from someone who can offer you guidance and support to get thru those challenges. Whether it's for you, your family, or your relationship. My goal is to provide knowledge and empathy for you or your relationship to reach an ideal growth in your life. I want to help you find Peace within you and relationships. I can help with issues such as depression, anxiety, stress, abuse, trauma, ADHD, relationship problems, family issues, and mood issues.

Samantha has been a counselor since 2008, working with children, families, couples, and individuals with various psychiatric and/or substance use issues. She has worked within the home settings, Community Mental Health Centers, Greenville County Schools, Greenville Health Systems, Private Substance Use Treatment Centers, and Psychiatric Hospitals.

Often times our lives and relationships don't go according to our plans. We have problems with our past, not connecting or understanding relationships, how others have hurt us, or how to navigate the difficulty of finances. These situations are just a few that could require some additional help. You are not alone in this. In fact, most individuals and couples can relate to these experiences. Assistance can come in many forms, including the client central focus that Olive Tree Counseling strives to accomplish.

Angela Mosley is a Licensed Professional Counselor in South Carolina who has been practicing since 1997. She has a BA from Erskine College and an Me. D from Clemson University. Angela has a lot of experience with LGBTQIA+, Polyamory clients, alcohol and drug addiction, and/or Dual Diagnosis clients. She has many years of experience in outpatient, inpatient, and Non-Profit Agencies. Angela has treated a lot of PTSD clients including some that came back from Iraq and Afghanistan. Outside of work, Angela enjoys being in nature, beading jewelry, reading, watching documentaries, and rescuing pets.

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, and after-abortion care.

Things were going great. You got the job, you’re in a relationship, you have great friends but then, suddenly, life didn’t feel fulfilling anymore. Your anxiety started sneaking up again, your trauma started resurfacing, and your self-esteem got lower than ever before. You’ve tried all the things to help yourself get out of this funk, but nothing seems to work. And you question if this your new reality.

Brooke A. Humphrey is a Licensed Independent Social Worker (LISW) with over 15 years of experience in the mental health and end-of-life fields. She is passionate about guiding adolescents, adults, and seniors through the unique challenges of life and helping them live their own special stories. Brooke specializes in anxiety, grief and loss, end-of-life issues, and other life transitions.Brooke completed her Master's degree in Social Work at the University of South Carolina.