Park Circle Counseling

Website: https://www.parkcirclecounseling.com/
Address: 3265 North Carolina Ave., Suite 202
North Charleston, SC 29405
Phone: (843) 410-3462
Email: sarah@parkcirclecounseling.com
Accepts Insurance: BCBS, United, Aetna, First Sun, Aetna EAP, Optum, and some providers are able to use OON benefits.
Sliding Scale: Yes, including We Are Family's Mental Health Assistance Program. $50 sessions offered.
Telehealth Offered: Yes. Some therapists are telehealth only. Three accept in-person appointments.
Notable: Serving children, adolescents, adults, and relationships. Relationship counseling includes kink, poly, ENM relationships. Specialties include neurodiversity, queerness, disabilities and chronic illness, gender identity, OCD, substance use, relationship counseling, and eating disorders.

Careteam Plus

Website: https://careteamplus.org/
Address: 239 Business Center Dr, Pawleys Island, SC 29585
Phone: (843) 349-0280
Accepts insurance: Call for information
Sliding scale: Yes
Is telehealth offered: Yes
Notable: Provides primary care, mental health services, chronic disease care, HIV/HCV treatment, pediatric, and women’s health services

Sarah D. Myers, LCSW

Website: https://sarah-myers.clientsecure.me/#home
Practice: SDM Counseling
Address: 1700 First Baxter Crossing, Suite 204, Fort Mill SC 29708
Phone: (803) 323-7833
Accepts Insurance: Out of Network
Telehealth Offered: Yes
Notable: Sarah D. Myers is an LGBTQ+ affirming therapist and has significant experience working within the LGBTQ+ community. She has particular interest and expertise in diagnosis, treatment and management of ADHD, ASD, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Women’s Issues, Depression, Grief and Bereavement, and living with chronic medical conditions. Serving children, adolescents, and adults.

National LGBT Cancer Network

Website: https://cancer-network.org/
Address: 11 South Angell Street #377, Providence, RI, 02906
Email: info@cancer-network.org
Phone: (212) 675-2633
Description: The National LGBT Cancer Network works to improve the lives of LGBT cancer survivors and those at risk by educating the LGBT community about increased cancer risks, training health care providers for culturally competent care, and advocating within cancer organizations, media, and research.