Who We Are
Counseling Services Of Greenville, centrally located near the intersection of E. North and Howell Rd, is a multifaceted, family-owned, therapeutic counseling practice. We offer day, evening, and weekend appointments to suit your schedule and needs. We accept most major insurance carriers, and offer reasonable self-pay rates for our independently licensed therapists, along with affordable appointments with our graduate level intern.
Counseling Services of Greenville offers a range of treatment areas including acute and chronic trauma, substance abuse issues, depression, mood disorders, blended families, adoption and attachment issues, anger issues, adjustment disorders, LGBTQ+ and transgender issues, occupational disorders, anxiety disorders, and marriage counseling. Learn about insurances we accept.
Brittney Clow (she/her/hers) specializes in therapy with children, adolescents, adults, and families. She provides therapy for mood disorders, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, anxiety disorder, depression, relationship difficulties and family conflict. She also has experience and training with post-adoption, including children with abuse and neglect in their past.
Brittney sees clients Monday-Friday 9am to 4pm.
Brittney Clow, LISW-CP/S
Robin Revell became a licensed independent social worker after working in health care. She has been intentional to train and acquire skills that reflect her interest in helping people “get where they’re going.” Robin utilizes Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and this has become her go-to resource. She has found ART to be applicable to so many common “bumps in the road.”
Robin sees clients Monday-Thursday 7am to 8pm, Friday-Sunday 7am to 12pm.
Robin Revell, LISW-CP
Rod Kerr has over 30 years working with individuals and couples in counseling and coaching settings. His varied and extensive background includes post-graduate marriage and family work at Westgate Training and Consultation Network (Now at Converse University), and Master of Divinity from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Doctoral Work at Southern Seminary and a dozen counseling certifications.
Rod sees clients Monday and Wednesday 11am to 6pm, Tuesday and Thursday 11am to 5pm, and Friday 10am to 1pm.
Rod Kerr, MDiv/RE, LPC
Jaylee Knowles
Jaylee Knowles (she/her/hers) is a graduate level intern studying Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Clemson University. Jaylee received her undergraduate degree from the University of Northern Iowa studying psychology, criminology, and mental health. Jaylee provides accessible, affordable, and high-quality care for her clients while being supervised by Brittney Clow.
Jaylee sees clients Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9am to 7pm, Tuesday and Thursday 4pm to 7pm.
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Polly Clow
Polly is our office mascot. She is a 2 year old mixed breed, medium-sized dog who loves to snuggle and nap. She will sometimes come to the lobby to greet new people, but she does not jump (unless you get her riled up, but that’s your choice!). If you have specific fears around dogs, please let your therapist know and we will ensure that she is in Brittney’s office securely prior to your visit. Polly is in our office every other week. When she is at home, she enjoys eating, belly rubs, sprinting around, and playing with her sister, Nuna.
Angelina Dawkins, LISW-CP, has a background is serving adults with substance abuse concerns, traumas, and other mental health conditions as well as providing care to the Veteran population. Her passion is helping others feel empowered and be able to leave the past in the past. Her hope for your work together is that you feel heard and supported while working to achieve what is most important to you.
Angelina sees clients Wednesday 8am to 3pm and Saturday 9am to 11am.
Angelina Dawkins, LISW-CP
We’d love to see you!
FAQs
Which Therapist can I see?
Our therapists are sometimes not able to take on more clients as our schedules become too full to meet the needs of our current clients. If this is the case, you will not be able to choose the therapist when making an initial assessment session. If you do not see the therapist listed that you would like to see, feel free to email us and see if you can be added to your chosen therapist’s waitlist.
How can I find out if you take my insurance?
As you choose your therapist in our Appointments section, you will see a list of what insurance companies are accepted by your therapist. Not every therapist takes every insurance provider, and if you have questions about this please email us with a picture of the front and back of your insurance card and your DOB. Please note that this is not a guarantee of coverage we recommend that you call your insurance company to determine your out-of-pocket costs.
Can I change counselors?
If your counselor is not a good fit, please know that we understand and want you to feel as comfortable as you can on your journey toward mental wellness. Please let your counselor know how you feel (we completely understand) and we can help you find another therapist here, or can help you find a referral that will work best for you!
Can I use my EAP (Employee Assistance Plan) Benefits?
Not every counselor takes every Employee Assistance Plan (EAP). Please call us to ensure that your selected therapist accepts the EAP that you hope to use. When signing up online, please choose the EAP option. In your intake packet that is sent once you make a new appointment, please make sure you choose “EAP” as your insurer instead of your commercial plan, and enter the authorization number provided to you by the EAP instead of your commercial member ID. If you enter your commercial plan information, we will bill your commercial plan. Please note you will have a session number limit and an authorization time period after which your sessions will expire, and your sessions will be 45-50 minutes rather than 55 minutes.