10/16/2025
Summerville Women’s Mental Health Services (SWMHS): A Mental Health Collective
Mental Health and Wellness Center
Consultation, Counseling and Therapy, Healing, and Supervision Services in South Carolina
Bilingual: English and Spanish * In-office/In-Person * Telehealth/Virtual
Children and Adolescents * Couples * Families * Groups * Individuals * Psychoeducational Workshops
Hispanic/Latinx * Veterans
Asexual * Cisgender * Intersex * Man/Male-Identifying * Non-Binary * Transgender * Woman/Feminine-Identifying * LGBQ2S+
As a teaching practice, we offer site supervision for graduate students and clinical supervision for provisionally licensed clinicians.
We provide comprehensive mental health care that helps our clients heal from anxiety, depression, dysphoria, trauma/stressors, and more, teaching them constructive coping skills and healthy thinking to promote well-being. We help clients identify patterns in their lives that may contribute to struggles and work on developing strategies for making healthier choices. We treat the whole person, not just the symptoms, by combining conventional and non-conventional healing services and therapies that address the biological, psychological, and social factors contributing to mental health, encompassing mental, physical, emotional, interpersonal, and spiritual aspects.
Our specializations are Integrative Mental Health, Multicultural Counseling, and Women’s Mental Health. We use evidence-based programming that is affirming and creates a safe and effective approach to managing mental health. We provide specialized services tailored to support the unique needs of each client, regardless of their identity or background.
We are inclusive and provide culturally competent and culturally sensitive services serving all ethnic, cultural, religious, and diverse groups, including those with disabilities and differing abilities, regardless of race, national origin, or other characteristics. We are committed to increasing access to culturally-responsive trauma-informed and affirming care. We help clients identify and overcome negative patterns using evidence-based therapeutic approaches, providing personalized care to help them build resilience and create a healthier future.
Ending negative patterns refers to stopping repetitive behaviors, thoughts, or experiences that cause harm or distress. Addressing root causes by using a process that involves identifying and understanding the underlying issues, such as trauma, grief, or anxiety, that fuel these cycles. This promotes healing and growth, which is the ultimate goal to foster lasting personal change, improve relationships, and achieve a more positive and empowered future.
www.swmhs.net
