South Carolina 8383
- Aetna
- Cigna
- Providence Health Plan
- Carelon Behavioral Health
South Carolina Weekly Therapy
Weekly telehealth therapy for clients in South Carolina.
Traditional therapy offers steady, ongoing support through a HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform, with in-network insurance options and private-pay sessions available.
Ongoing Care
A regular place to work through patterns over time.
Weekly therapy is a fit when you want consistent support rather than a concentrated two-day intensive. Sessions move at a steady pace so there is room to build trust, practice new responses, and return to the work week by week.
Chad is licensed for clients located in South Carolina. The first consultation helps clarify fit, insurance, and whether weekly therapy or an intensive is the better next step.
Free ConsultationIn-Network Plans
South Carolina insurance options.
Insurance coverage depends on your plan and location. Benefits and eligibility are confirmed before starting care.
Self-Pay
Private-pay sessions are $175 per session.
South Carolina Traditional Therapy
$175Per session for clients who prefer to pay privately or are not using an in-network plan.
Book Free ConsultationFrequently Asked Questions
Questions before you book.
Can I use insurance for weekly therapy in South Carolina?
Chad is in network with Aetna, Cigna, Providence Health Plan, Carelon Behavioral Health for clients in South Carolina. Coverage depends on your exact plan, and benefits are confirmed before care begins.
Are sessions held online?
Yes. Traditional weekly therapy sessions are conducted through a HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform.
What if my plan is not listed?
Private-pay sessions are available at $175 per session. The consultation is the right place to talk through insurance, payment, and fit.
Is this the same as a couples intensive?
No. Weekly therapy provides ongoing support over time. Couples intensives are private-pay, concentrated two-day programs for couples who need a different pace of work.
Begin With Fit
Start with a private consultation.
The first call is a calm place to talk through what is happening, ask about safety and fit, and decide whether an intensive is the right next step.