Therapy Services
For more information, please contact (864) 529-8164 or email mcox@hopecfc.org.
Hope Center for Children recognizes the growing and continuous need for mental health counseling in our community for both children and adults. Our therapeutic programs are designed to address mental health concerns that may be difficult to overcome without proper counseling and guidance. With therapists trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy, art therapy, and music therapy, our program is able to treat many issues, most commonly trauma, anxiety, depression, anger, adjustment, and mood disorders. Please note that our services do not extend to substance abuse treatment.
If you are interested in seeking mental health counseling, please fill out the Inquiry Form below.
Community Therapy Services
Our community therapy program aims to provide appropriate mental health services to children and adults within our community with the goal of improving their well-being. We accept clients who self-refer or are referred from other programs or agencies, including court-ordered counseling. Clients are matched with a therapist after considering a variety of factors including client preference, schedules, and therapist expertise, then meet to get to know each other and determine goals for therapy. Our hours are Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. by appointment only.
Services are billed to insurance or Medicaid and self-pay or sliding fee services are offered when appropriate. Currently HCFC accepts Medicaid, BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, and UHC.
Residential Therapy Services
We provide in-house, trauma-informed therapy services to the children and youth who enter our care in one of our three residential group homes (Faucette House, Anchor House, or Transitional Living). Similar to the community therapy services, youth are matched with a therapist according to their needs. Together, they complete an assessment and work to create individualized treatment plans and goals. Services address trauma and mental health concerns associated with child abuse or neglect.