Dialectical Behavior (DBT) Therapists in North Augusta, SC

Our number one priority is to bring happiness and well-being to our patients' lives by restoring their mental balance. We want to help you break free from old habits, develop healthy coping skills and find new ways to respond to life's challenging situations. We provide individual psychotherapy for adolescents and adults, relationship counseling, group therapy and other services.

Are you having problems managing stress, anxiety, depression, or have a behavioral health problem that you are unsure how to manage? My therapeutic approach is simple. I first focus on identifying what the problem is. Then helping you build resilience and improve coping skills. I’m a retiree of the US Army and US Public Health Service with 25 years of experience working with active duty military, police, emergency responders and helping those that have experienced trauma, anxiety, depression, mood instability or unmanageable anger. I provide a safe, affordable, therapeutic method of managing whatever problem you are facing.

I am a Licensed Independent Social Worker with a proven background as a clinical practitioner. I completed a Master of Social Work degree from Howard University in 1979. My formal education and training coupled with many years of hands-on experiences have driven my practice skills. I have worked in many areas of social work, as well as working with different populations. Since 2009, my primary focus has been working with the diverse elderly population in managed care and long-term care settings.

Dr. Gangarosa Emerson & associates are committed to promoting health & wellness through a holistic neurointegrative approach. We work with all ages but specialize in children & adolescents. We begin with detailed neurocognitive &/or nutritional assessment, devising an individualized treatment plan. We offer on-site, nonpharmacological therapies to remediate cognitive, emotional, attentional, language, & processing issues. Specific research-based recommendations are designed for accommodations & remediation to promote emotional wellness & academic/work success. We believe that the brain can be changed & that your child can thrive.

At times, trauma can get us locked in painful patterns of interacting with others or responding to our environment. Whether we are re-living pain and hurt in our relationships or reacting to triggers around us in ways that no longer serve us, the results can leave us depressed, chronically stressed, and exhausted. Living an authentic life that includes joy and fulfillment does not have to be a fantasy. Therapy can help you gain some clarity about your struggles and give you the tools you need to make transformational changes.

Hello! I'm glad you are considering counseling; it is not a sign of weakness; rather, it reflects your strength. Therapy can help you cope with life's situations in a safe and relaxed environment while strengthening your sense of purpose. I offer a supportive approach and I will work with you to help you meet your personal goals and needs. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in South Carolina and a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) in Ohio; I provide psychotherapy to individual adults and couples. Throughout my career, I have helped clients with PTSD, grief, depression, and anxiety.

Samantha enjoys working with adults, children, families, and couples of all ages, cultures, religions, and sexual orientations. She practices with an open mind and heart from an integrative approach that includes aspects of cognitive, behavioral, existential, mindfulness, and other modalities to ensure optimal results and symptom and stress reduction. Samantha can help you combat depression and anxiety, work through PTSD symptoms, navigate LGBTQ challenges so you can be true to yourself, assist with organization, life planning, making and meeting goals, and ultimately help you find your happiness.

Sometimes life feels overwhelming and out of control. It can leave us feeling consumed by stress, anxiety, anger, depression, and hopelessness. While these emotions are an expected part of life, there are times they can grow so strong and intense that we feel powerless to manage them on our own. We may see their impact on various parts of our life – family, work, social relationships, our ability to feel pleasure, our overall quality of life. If this resonates with you, if this is what you are experiencing, therapy can help.