Practical training
Our clinicians are doctoral candidates in the Clinical-Community and School Psychology graduate concentrations. Each clinician is supervised by a UofSC faculty member who is licensed in clinical or school psychology.
Many of our clients are uninsured, underinsured or cannot afford their insurance copay. We use a sliding-scale payment structure to make treatment affordable.
We provide evidence-based treatment to individuals by working collaboratively to develop effective strategies to cope with:
- Anxiety or worry
- Depression
- Interpersonal and communication problems
- Life stresses
- Stress related to chronic medical conditions
- Traumatic life events (e.g., death of a loved one, car accidents, violence)
We provide assessment and evaluation services for:
- Academic and/or testing accommodations
- Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
- Autism Spectrum Disorders and developmental disabilities
- Comprehensive Psychological Evaluations
- Disability applications
- Learning disabilities
- Traumatic brain injury
Our goal is to help parents and children learn better skills to cope challenges or distress related to:
- Anxiety or worry
- Arguing or fighting
- Difficulty paying attention or following directions
- Mood problems
- Traumatic life events (e.g., death of a loved one, car accidents, violence)
We work with clients to help resolve common issues that cause conflict in relationships, including:
- Disagreement over major life issues (e.g., finances, childrearing, chronic illness)
- General communication problems
- Infidelity
- Lack of connection with partner
- Sexual concerns
We offer a range of groups for children, families and adults to address emotional and behavioral difficulties in order to support individuals in building skills and improving their quality of life. Please call us at (803) 777-7302 for more information on groups that are available.