Psychotherapy in Florence, South Carolina

Dr. Shanelle Fields, LPC is a health institution located at 222 Varnfield Drive in Summerville, South Carolina. Dr. Fields, a native of Florence, SC, has over 17 years of experience in the educational industry, working with students in the Charleston County School District as a teacher and school counselor. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Secondary English Education, a Masters of Education in Secondary School Counseling, and a PhD in Counseling and Human Services. Dr. Fields is a Licensed Professional Counselor and the founder of Taking the First Step Counseling & Educational Services, LLC in Summerville. She specializes in working with adolescents and adults, offering services such as family therapy, individual counseling, College/Career Counseling, Time Management, and motivational counseling. Dr. Fields has experience in addressing a variety of issues including ADD, ADHD, behavioral issues, anxiety, depression, grief, and relationship/marital issues. She also works with the LGBTQIA population and focuses on boosting self-esteem in women. Dr. Fields' unique approach blends various techniques and theories to provide individualized treatment, helping clients develop a positive mindset and belief in themselves.

Sarah K. Galloway, PHD is a health institution located at 169 Ashley Avenue in Charleston, South Carolina, United States. As part of the In Our DNA SC community health research project launched by MUSC, the institution focuses on how DNA affects health and aims to improve access to personalized healthcare. The institution offers Advance With MUSC Health stories and podcasts that provide expert advice on various health topics to help individuals live well. Dr. Taylor Orellana discusses the importance of cervical cancer screening and prevention, while Registered Outpatient Dietician Rhiannon Shelbourne provides information on nutrition and plant-based diets. Additionally, the institution's Graduate Medical Education program at Florence Medical Center recently filled the inaugural class of the Internal Medicine residency program, reaching a significant milestone in medical education.