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Practitioners
Caroline Ilderton MA, LPC, CDWF
Individual, Group Facilitation
• Licensed Professional Counselor/ Consultant
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Spiritual Direction, Spiritual Companion work
• Yoga Teacher
• Life Transitions
• Resiliency Coaching,
Grief/Loss, Cancer Support
Caroline integrates current research and wisdom traditions. She has a wide circle of healing professionals she relies on for collaboration, referral and expertise to provide a multidisciplinary approach to healing. Caroline believes it is important to establish a safe refuge in her office to take the deep dive below the surface. Through education, experiential learning, psychotherapy and somatic processes therapy can support your life’s journey.
28 years of creating and facilitating workshops and retreats include: “The Artists Way”, Ecotherapy Retreats, Women’s Circles, Addiction Recovery groups, the Daring Way™ and Rising Strong™. In the community of a group each life story becomes a teacher. Caroline trained at Holy Cow Yoga Studio for the 200 hour certification and continues with advanced studies to teach a restorative style of movement that fosters connection to our bodies. Caroline is also available for speaking engagements and workshops uniquely designed to help your specific community.
My commitment to provide a safe, professional setting cultivates the rich ground work needed for a strong return to your authentic self. Throughout my career I have found great joy in helping with this meaningful transformation.
843.810.8647
bethkeyserling@gmail.com
www.transitionscounseling.org
Beth Keyserling LMFT, LPC
Adult Individual & Couples
• Marital & Couples counseling
• Depression & Anxiety
• Grief, including Peri & Post-natal loss
• Addiction
• Adjusting to Marriage or birth of a child
• Codependency
• Certified ARISE Interventionist for alcohol & drug addiction
• Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapist
I have been working as a Marriage & Family therapist for over 35 years. I am an interactive therapist who collaborates with clients to learn new skills, find new solutions to problems and identify and change negative and self-defeating beliefs and behaviors.
I am committed to assisting my clients in developing a life in which they feel happy, satisfied and peaceful. I am also passionate helping addicted individuals and families get help and healing.
Lisa Larkins MA, LPCI, CACP
Adults, Adolescents, Couples and Families
• Borderline Personality Disorder
• PTSD
• Trauma and Abuse
• Anxiety/Depression
• Infertility
• Addiction
• Mind/Body Holistic Approach
• DBT and EMDR
Lisa Larkins has spent several years working in the addiction field focusing on the relationship between mental health issues and substance use disorders. She is trained in Seeking Safety, a cognitive-behavioral therapy treating PTSD, and utilizes Dialectic Behavior Therapy, a type of psychotherapy that combines behavioral science with Buddhist concepts like acceptance and mindfulness in her practice.
Lisa's areas of interest include depression, anxiety, bi-polar, PTSD, substance use, couples and relationships and women's specific issues such as reproductive and fertility issues.
Lisa’s approach to counseling is one that is both collaborative and strengths-based, allowing each individual to simultaneously develop trust and self-efficacy as a result of the therapeutic relationship.
She is known for her natural ability to make one feel at ease; allowing the space to explore issues that are creating distress in one’s life at a pace that feels comfortable while still challenging and encouraging growth.
Karen Lewis, MA, LPC
● Addiction and early recovery
● Support for family members affected by a loved one's addiction
● Couples and relationship counseling
● Communication, boundaries, and rebuilding trust
● Anxiety and panic
● Depression and mood concerns
● Trauma and emotional healing
● Grief, loss, life transitions
Recovery can bring changes to every part of life, including relationships, family responsibilities, and how you care for yourself. I help individuals, couples, and families navigate these challenges, strengthen communication, set boundaries, and rebuild trust. I'm Karen Lewis, MA, LPC, a Licensed Professional Counselor in Mount Pleasant with specialty in addiction. I provide a supportive space to explore what's getting in the way and work toward practical, meaningful changes. My approach draws on cognitive behavioral therapy, behavioral therapy, and family and marital therapy, tailored to your needs and goals.
My clients have access to 24/7 phone support between sessions.
I am accepting new clients for in-person appointments in Mount Pleasant and Telehealth appointments in South Carolina. I don't take insurance. Please contact me to discuss your needs and arrange an appointment.
Karen Micaela Perlmutter, LISW-CP
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Individuals, couples, and families
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Alcohol Abuse
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Anxiety
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Chronic Relapse
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Codependency
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Coping Skills
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Drug Abuse
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Dual Diagnosis
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Family dynamics around substance abuse
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Relationship Issues
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Substance Abuse
Making the choice to pursue therapy means two things: 1) you feel ready to face something you want to change or improve in your life, and 2) you realize that you don't have to do it alone. Both of these demonstrate wisdom and strength, and it's an honor to be a part of that journey with my clients. Taking the step to work with a therapist allows you to hit the "reset button" on circumstances that may otherwise have you stuck. It offers a fresh perspective and a new set of skills with which to tackle the problem.
I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 12 years' experience partnering with individuals, couples, and families on issues related to substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and relationship struggles. My approach is holistic. We won't just look at isolated problems, but work together to understand your personal context and goals.
When life gets complicated with issues related to substance abuse or mental health, you may desire an empathetic ear, but also practical guidance. My goal is to provide both. Whether you are seeking help for yourself or struggling over a loved one's problem, I'd like to help.
Guest Practitioners
Laura De La Maza, NBCT
Laura De La Maza is a National Board Certified teacher with thirty-six years experience teaching K-12 visual art in the Charleston County School District.
Expressing art through teaching, art making, and creating visual stories defines her work. A native of the Dominican Republic, De La Maza was influenced by the Caribbean color, landscape, as well as life growing up during a dictatorship.
Conveying life’s journeys through mandalas, mixed media, and symbols shape her work. The spiritual connection communicated in her images define her teaching and visual expression.
Laura De La Maza co-founded, along with Dianne Vincent, HeARTS MEND HEARTS, a non-profit organization created in the aftermath of the Mother Emanuel AME Church shootings in order to help the Charleston community heal through the use of art therapy.
843.568.6062
lddelamaza@gmail.com
http://lddelamaza.wixsite.com/mysite
Ursel Sarala Harmon, E-RYT500
Ursel went to her first yoga class in 2002 in the search of stress relief and found just what she was looking for. Ursel began teaching in 2004 after being registered with the Yoga Alliance through independent studies which include certifications in Gentle & Chair Yoga (from the Satchidananda Ashram in VA), Kids Yoga & Prenatal Yoga TT (from Holy Cow Yoga Center), Relax and Renew Trainer (Judith Lasater), Yoga of the Heart® – Cardiac and Cancer Certification Training and more....
Ursel’s style is flowing, gentle and she has an intuitive understanding of the body. Believing in the calmer aspects of the asana practice and enjoys working with people that have limitations. Yoga is for EVERY BODY!
In 2006 she became a Usui Reiki Master Teacher (Reiki Blessings Academy), and in 2008 Celtic Reiki Master Teacher (Celtic Crossing). Ursel is registered with the Yoga Alliance, the Integral Yoga Teachers Association and the International Association of Yoga Therapists.
Home: 843-795-7891
SMS/Text: 843-405-7466 gentleyogacharleston.weebly.com
Angel Allen, Mosaic Artist
Angel Allen is a Columbia, South Carolina mixed media mosaic and ceramic artist and educator. Her work combines her ceramic forms, glass, and found objects on a variety of surfaces to tell a sometimes complex story about our environment and culture. During the summer of 2015, she spent three weeks as an artist-in-residence at the Tin Shop Guest Artist Program in Breckenridge, Colorado during which she concentrated on a series of mosaics integrating her ceramics, found objects, glass and mining artifacts. She was awarded the Toni Elkins Merit Award at the 2015 South Carolina State Fair and in 2016 traveled to Haiti where she collaborated with a girls’ orphanage to create a mixed media ceramic and mosaic wall installation. She is a regular participant in Open Studios of Columbia which will be held this year April 1-2. Her ceramic forms are fluid and refined with a myriad of pattern reflecting the kaleidoscope of our daily lives.
Angel will be hosting our "Brokeness into Beauty" Retreat from March 17-19.
See more info under classes and events.
Julie Rochelle Stevens, MM
Julie Rochelle-Stephens, MM is a Spiritual and Recovery life coach and mentor dedicated to a life of Ceremony, healing and transformation. As a woman of the Earth, Julie is the retreat director for Raven's Lodge on 30 pristine acres in the Pacific Northwest, offers phone and personal sessions to people all over the country, offers retreats and workshops as a teacher, guide and healer. Julie has a masters degree in Ministry and Spirituality from Seattle University and has taught Conflict Resolution to graduate students for 15 years. Her rich diversity and passion for the human experience creates an environment of respect, safety and honor for all