Directory of Mental Health Resources

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Counseling, psychotherapy, and treatment services available to help people overcome mental health problems and difficulties. Includes statewide services and general informational or referral services.

Subcategories

• Columbia
• Mount Pleasant
• Narcotics Anonymous
• Substance Abuse Centers and Counseling Services
• Summerville

Resources in This Category

• Cities and Towns and the Counties In Which They Are Located

  http://www.state.sc.us/dmh/cities_towns.htm
  Official state Department of Mental Health listing.

• Department of Mental Health - South Carolina

  http://www.state.sc.us/dmh/
  State supported site offering complete directory of mental health services, descriptions of diagnosis and treatment and statewide career opportunities for professionals.

• Gamblers Anonymous - South Carolina

  http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/mtgdirSC.html
  State section of national website which provides location and contact information for support group meetings throughout the state.

• Institute of Psychiatry

  http://www.musc.edu/psychiatry/
  Subsection of larger website which details current treatment programs, outlines procedures for obtaining services, descriptions of current research in substance abuse, staff contact directory and calendar of conferences.

• Mental Health Association in South Carolina

  http://www.mha-sc.org/
  Organization dedicated to promoting mental health and preventing mental disorders; provides links to county and local level groups and care givers.

• Waccamaw Center for Mental Health

  http://www.waccamawmentalhealth.org/
  Provides information about adult and child programs and events calendar. Located in Conway, Georgetown and Kingstree.

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