Therapy Group of Charleston
In-Person Therapy
In-person therapy in Mount Pleasant, SC
Some people want therapy to be a place they go: a quiet room, the same therapist across from them, and time set apart from everything else. Our Mount Pleasant office is that place. If you’re looking for a therapist in Mount Pleasant, SC, our marriage and family therapists see individuals, couples, families, children, and teens here, a short drive over the Ravenel Bridge from downtown Charleston.
913 Bowman Road, Suite 104 · Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
Why Come In
When being in the same room helps
Online therapy works well, and we offer it. Some people still find it easier to settle in after they’ve left the house, parked, and walked into a room set aside for this one thing. For some couples and families, sharing a room also makes it easier to slow a hard conversation down.
A room set apart
No laundry in the corner, no kids down the hall, no phone lighting up on the desk. For 45 minutes, the only thing on the agenda is what you came to talk about.
Everyone in one room
Couples and families share one room, and your therapist can see how each person reacts in the moment. That’s harder to catch when everyone is in a separate box on a screen.
You don't have to choose
Both of our therapists also meet by video. On a week when work is swamped, a child is home sick, or the day got away from you, meet online instead and pick up where you left off.
What to Expect
What coming in looks like
Choosing a time
After a few questions about what you’re working on and when you’re free, you’ll see which of our therapists fits and book a time directly. If you’d rather talk it through first, call us at (843) 259-2145.
Arriving
Give yourself a few extra minutes the first time, so you’re not rushing in from the car. Most people feel a little nervous before a first session. That’s normal, and it usually eases once the conversation starts.
The session
Sessions run 45 minutes. The first one is mostly about what brought you in and what you’d like to be different. You don’t need a diagnosis, a plan, or the right words. If your child is the one coming in, Savannah Jennings usually meets with the parents first to hear your concerns and learn about your family.
Between sessions, and switching
Some weeks, coming in just doesn’t work. Those weeks, you can meet by video instead: the same therapist, with nothing to re-explain. You can go back and forth between the two as your weeks change.
Getting Here
Getting to Mount Pleasant
Our office sits near Johnnie Dodds Boulevard and I-526, within easy reach of most of the Charleston area, and there’s parking in the lot in front of the office. A short, predictable trip makes it easier to keep your appointment on the weeks you’d rather cancel.
From downtown
Cross the Ravenel Bridge into Mount Pleasant on US 17. The office is a short drive from there, close to Johnnie Dodds Boulevard.
From Daniel Island and North Charleston
I-526 runs close to the office, which keeps the trip simple from Daniel Island, North Charleston, and West Ashley.
From the islands
Sullivan’s Island and Isle of Palms are a short drive away, and so is most of Mount Pleasant itself.
Too far to come in every week? Both of our therapists also see clients by secure video anywhere in South Carolina. Learn about online therapy →
Who You'd Work With
Your therapists in Mount Pleasant, SC
Jan Stone Allen and Savannah Jennings are both marriage and family therapists, so they pay close attention to the relationships around whatever brings you in. Jan works with adults, couples, families, and teens 13 and older. Savannah works mostly with families, and also sees children as young as five, teens, adults, and couples, with a focus on anxiety, self-esteem, life transitions, and premarital counseling. Both see clients here and by video, and both are taking new clients. Read their full profiles on our team page.
Jan Stone Allen, MA, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Practice Co-Founder
Relationships, family patterns & the conversations that keep going wrong
Savannah Jennings, M.Ed., LMFTA
Marriage and Family Therapist Associate
Family-centered support for kids, teens, parents & couples
Prefer to meet from home?
Both therapists also work by secure video anywhere in South Carolina. Explore online therapy →
Not sure who to choose?
Tell us what you're working on and we'll help you find the right therapist.
What We Help With
Therapy and counseling in Mount Pleasant
People come to our Mount Pleasant office for couples and marriage counseling, family therapy, individual therapy, and therapy for children and teens, along with support for anxiety, depression, grief, and other mental health concerns. We look at what’s already working in your life and build on it while we work on what’s hard. Our What We Treat page has the full list.
Couples & Marriage
Marriage counseling, couples therapy, and premarital work for communication, trust, and the argument that keeps coming back.
Family Therapy
Co-parenting, blended families, and the patterns that keep repeating at home, with everyone in the same room.
Children & Teens
Play-based therapy for kids 5 and up, support for teens, and practical guidance for the parents helping them.
Individual Therapy
One-on-one time in the office for adults working through anxiety, depression, self-esteem, or a big change.
Grief & Loss
A recent loss or an old one that still aches, talked through in a quiet room set aside for it.
Trauma & PTSD
Single events and long, hard stretches, worked through at a pace you can manage, in a room where you can settle in.
We also offer therapy for
Common questions about coming in
Practical answers about finding the office, parking, fees, and moving between the office and video.
A profile tells you a lot about a therapist, and the first session tells you the rest. Fit is the part we care most about getting right.
Where is your Mount Pleasant office?
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Who will I see at the office?
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How much does therapy cost?
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What if I'm not sure what kind of therapy I need?
A first session is a conversation, and you decide where it goes from there.
Begin in-person therapy
Tell us a little about what you’re looking for, and we’ll help you find the right therapist at our Mount Pleasant office.
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