Therapists in Greenville, SC

Welcome! My name is Elizabeth. As a therapist, I place an emphasis on validating my client's perspective, facilitating the exploration of insights, and collaborating to create practical goals that align with my client's perception of their needs. A central goal in my work is to help my clients understand that although we can’t change our emotions, we can change our emotional experience by re-evaluating our stories and beliefs. Above all, I prioritize the establishment of an authentic connection to you as my client.

LUMIN is not your typical therapy practice: We use a fresh, down-to-earth, and positive approach to help you confidently deal with life, work and family. We focus on your strengths and your potential while helping you overcome the challenges that bring you to therapy. We combine traditional therapy with education and other resources to empower you beyond your sessions. We also offer career coaching for professionals and entrepreneurs to help them achieve success, wellness, and work-life balance.

My passion is to help others from all walks of life with their personal stressors and to empower them to make positive lifestyle changes. My goal is to help others see and reach their full potential.

We all need each other. We find ourselves in a world that continues to make less and less sense and it feels all too overwhelming. Dr. Heath Lowman has been a professional listener for over 20 years across a variety of disciplines to include the Marines, studying philosophy, and researching non-pharmaceutical interventions for mental health diagnoses. Heath is a Doctor and licensed Master of Social  Work providing mental health treatment in South Carolina to anyone in need. Whether you have a serious mental health condition or just need companionship and guidance through grief, transitions, or life's suffering, Heath can help.

I am a passionate therapist with a love for working with children, adolescents and young adults. My goal in therapy is to help clients find their identity even with a new diagnosis and to teach them that they don't have to be controlled by their symptoms. Therapy is a wonderful resource if you are feeling lost, confused, unheard, defeated, worthless, hopeless or just stuck in life. Through therapy, I work not only with the client but also the family in order to find a resolution to problematic behaviors or improve overall parenting and communication skills with children.

Brian is a clinical professional with a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor designation and a stellar record of success in the mental health and addiction treatment space. He has over two decades of experience in guiding individuals and teams. In addition to family systems work, he specializes in teens/young adults and has extensive experience in helping individuals/couples of all ages with addictions and related coping skills, relationship and family conflicts, depression/mood instability, life transitions, trauma and abuse, and processing grief and loss. Brian completed his Master of Counseling Psychology.

Life is often defined by the habits that we have fostered since childhood without even being aware of them. When the painful consequences of those patterns outweighs the pain of learning something new, we look for solutions. The wounds we’ve experienced and the scars we carry with us have shaped our life, they hold meaning. Exploring the patterns that have developed as a result strengthens us. Taking time to invest in our healing process gives us insights that prepare and equip us to successfully navigate the conflicts and opportunities that we cannot avoid in the future.

The first time looking through Psychology Today profiles can be overwhelming. It can still be overwhelming even if you’ve done it many times. You may already be feeling so stuck, so low, so unmotivated and maybe even be asking yourself the question, “what’s wrong with me?”. If that’s the case, combing through these profiles with so many words can feel like a lot. There is no shame in feeling that way and you are certainly not alone. My hope for you and everyone looking for help is that you can find a space where you feel safe and connected to work on why you are struggling.

My mission is to cultivate a creative, safe environment that is client-centered and collaborative. With a background in Social Work, Women’s, Genders and Sexualities Studies, and Addiction/Substance use, I use a combination of philosophical frameworks that encourage authenticity, embrace empathy, and honor lived experiences. A passionate advocate of healing and growth, I enjoys working with a wide range of people.

Do you need support with your relationships or feel that your relationships with your partner or family members could improve? You're in the right place! I work fully online so you can stay in the comfort of your home during our therapy sessions. I work primarily with adolescents & family, young adults & family, pre-marital, and couples therapy. I take a relational approach and believe that powerful healing can come when more than 1 person is in the session. For more detailed information, please visit my website, and I look forward to hearing from you!

Hi there! In the midst of life's demands, it's easy to feel emotionally and mentally drained. Balancing roles as parents, partners, colleagues, and caretakers often leads us to overlook our own well-being. It can feel like an endless cycle of battling anxiety, depression, and self-doubt, leaving us feeling stuck in a hamster wheel of stress. While we prioritize relationships with others, it's equally crucial to nurture our relationship with ourselves. If you're grappling with self-criticism or navigating life's transitions while seeking identity, remember: self-care isn't a luxury; it's vital for our well-being.

If you found your way here, you are ready to begin your journey back to yourself. You might be experiencing chronic mental health issues such as depression or anxiety. Perhaps you are feeling disillusioned by difficult relationships or disheartened by behaviors you’ve tried to change unsuccessfully. Maybe you just feel stuck and cannot identify why. Sometimes we can identify a traumatic event or series of traumatic events that leaves us lost. Sometimes the journey we find ourselves on just happens gradually, while we were unaware; distracted by the challenges of living in a complicated world, with complicated people.

If you live in or near the South Carolina upstate and are looking for a therapist or counselor, you have found the right place! I work with all types of clients who are seeking assistance with a wide range of concerns. Are you experiencing depression or anxiety? Are you going through a difficult life transition? Or, are you in need of marriage counseling? Take a look at my website to see some of the most common reasons why people choose Peaceful Haven Therapy.

Trauma leaves us feeling broken, in pain and disconnected from our true selves. You may be exhausted by feeling triggered in everyday situations, isolated from friends and family who can’t understand, or struggling to make sense of what happened to you. You may not even remember a time you didn’t feel like this. I love that you’re here now because you’ve decided you deserve more and are ready to feel different! Most of all you’re ready to leave the past in the past, change old patterns that no longer serve you and step into a hopeful future on your own terms.

If you are reading this, you probably never knew or forgot how special you really are. You can discover this! I am a therapist with 22 years of post graduate experience working with children, adolescents, adults, elderlies, couples, parents, and families. I am specialized in assisting children and adults who suffered traumatic experiences alleviate their inner suffering through the use of Internal Family Systems model, combined with psychodynamic theory, mindfulness, and Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. And very unique lately: mindfulness groups for teenagers to assist in coping with overwhelming emotions.

You’re juggling everything. You’re overwhelmed. You’re a working professional. You're a stay at home parent. Your kids are struggling at home and school. You’re at the end of your rope. You're worried about your children’s negative behaviors. You’re worried for your middle schooler or high schooler but you have no idea how to talk to them about your concerns. You and your partner are struggling to connect, fighting, worried that maybe things would be better if you separated. You feel that you have nowhere to turn. You're afraid to ask for help.

I work with women navigating various emotional challenges, ranging from moms dealing with postpartum depression and anxiety to young adults and college students going trough life transitions. I cherish being a pillar of strength for women who feel isolated or are always there for others. I provide sessions in South Carolina and North Carolina both in English and Spanish. I foster growth, promote wellness and prevention, and empower women from different backgrounds. I am here to offer a safe space for clients to heal, accept, and change. I am deeply committed to supporting women through various life transitions and challenges.

I enjoy working with clients who are struggling with issues that are either acute (recent) or chronic (lifelong). I find that it is particularly important to form a working relationship that will focus on a path of discovery that will begin to identify possible solutions. Often problems can be resolved quickly such as parenting issues and sometimes issues are very complex and require examining a thorough history of life experiences from childhood to the present. I am always amazed how my words stick with people for years and years and I believe that a journey of discovery takes many paths and has many time frames.

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.