Clinical & Wellness Services

• Face-to-face or video telehealth counseling services for children, adolescents, and adults. 
• Specialized areas of treatment focus are transitional difficulties, divorce, grief & loss, anxiety, depression, and trauma.  
• Psychoeducational, expressive arts, and supportive group therapy offerings. 

• Psychoeducational testing for ages 5 and up. Psychoeducational testing is often completed within the school systems by a team of qualified professionals, including the School Psychologist, Speech Pathologist, Occupational Therapist, and input from teachers and school staff. Those interested in psychoeducational testing MUST have made attempts to go through the process of requesting an IEP assessment through the school before attempting to request this assessment through private pay. These assessments are to evaluate learning disabilities and may include ADHD and trauma screening if that is indicated. 
• Comprehensive psychological evaluations for ages 5 and up. Comprehensive evaluations explore complex concerns that look at multiple behavioral, emotional, personality, or academic concerns. This is an assessment of an individual’s psychological functioning, including their mental status and presence of mental disorders. This is a non-forensic evaluation for the purpose of providing recommendations for therapy treatment or eligibility for disability. This can also include court-ordered personality testing.
• Cognitive testing  for ages 3 and up. Depending on the age, cognitive evaluations can provide an assessment of school-readiness, eligibility for gifted programs, IQ scores, and eligibility for accommodations under Intellectual Disability. Cognitive evaluations provide diagnosis and school/other accommodation recommendations. This evaluation does NOT include Autism evaluation.
• Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Testing for ages 5 and up. This is a pointed assessment that ONLY screens ADHD. This is often used to support IEP/504 Plans or college/exam accommodations.

• Child-centered, play integrated therapy for the littlest ones struggling emotionally and/or behaviorally. Play therapy is the choice approach for children under 12 years of age. 
• Child-parent psychotherapy for children age 6 and under and their caregivers. Child-parent psychotherapy is a play-integrated treatment approach for addressing emotional needs and behavioral difficulties associated with adverse experiences. 

• Highly confidential trauma-informed clinical support and wellness counseling services for helping professionals exposed to secondary trauma in their daily work. 
• Peer support group services for helping professionals. 
•  Individual and group supervision for social work professionals seeking independent licensure (LISW-CP) in the state of South Carolina.
• Professional clinical consultation services regarding development and sustainability of trauma-informed practices within communities, organizations, and clinical programs.

Prevention Services

• Hand-in-hand is a maternal wellness mentorship program connecting experienced mothers with mothers who are currently in need of validation, guidance, and/or resources. This program focuses on developing a community to promote and support maternal wellness.
• Bridging the gap services include perinatal needs assessments and referrals and are provided by our clinicians via telehealth. We assess based on individual needs and connect with and help navigate resources that will foster mental health and wellness during the perinatal period. 

Clinical Wellness Services

• Individual counseling services for the treatment of mental health issues related to childbearing by perinatal mental health certified therapists.
• The afterglow support group for individuals experiencing a perinatal mood and anxiety disorder. This group is meant to be a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental community. Inspired by Ashley Hanna Morgan’s curriculum, you will learn, support, and process together as you navigate the rewarding, yet emotional weight of motherhood.

• Reunification services for parents who have been estranged from their children and are seeking to reconnect.
• Co-parenting services for parents struggling with communication and parenting after separation and/or divorce. 
• Conjoint family therapy services to address difficulties in the parent-child relationship.
• Supervised visitation services for parents who are court-ordered to be supervised with their child and are unable to identify a court-approved supervisor. 
• Parenting support services including Triple P Positive Parenting Program and other evidence-supported parent education and support interventions.
• Clinical consultations for family court professionals. 

• Psychotherapeutic & psychoeducational group therapy offerings.
• Peer-led support groups.
• Group Topics include but are not limited to: Maternal wellness, LGBTQIA+ support, therapist-to-therapist support, children of divorce support 

• Impact stands to support "Wellness for ALL."  Our therapists have specialized training and experience working with minority populations, specifically the LGBTQIA+ community. 
•  Affirmative, individual psychotherapeutic services for individuals struggling with gender and identity. 

• Professional development opportunities on diverse topics related to clinical practice that include social work and counseling-specific continuing education credits.
• Referrals for alternative or holistic wellness services offered by a selected group of specialized professionals. Alternative wellness services include but are not limited to: Spiritual guidance, Reiki massage, EMDR.