Psychiatrists in Charleston, SC
CHARLESTON COUNSELING CENTER
Mount Pleasant Office
1060B Cliffwood Drive
Mount Pleasant SC 29464
843-501-1099
Park Circle Office
5107 N Rhett Avenue, Suite 200
North Charleston SC 29405
843-501-1099
West Ashley Office
3 Gamecock Avenue, Suite 304A
Charleston SC 29407
843-501-1099
www.charlestoncounseling.org
JEANNINE MONNIER
198 Rutledge Ave, Suite 6
Charleston SC 29403
843-737-5012
www.jeanninemonnierphd.com
CHARLESTON PSYCHOLOGY
49 Archdale Street, 2B
Charleston SC 29401
843-410-2000
www.charlestonpsychology.com
PSYCHOLOGY KNOWLEDGE
180 Wentworth Street
Charleston SC 29401
843-441-1734
www.psychologyknowledge.com
MARISA NAVA
260-C Seven Farms Drive
Charleston SC 29492
843-216-2968
www.marisanava.com
KERRY S LASSITER
16 Fulton Street
Charleston SC 29401
843-853-3456
ERICKA STRICKLIN
1 Poston Road #145
Charleston SC 29407
843-556-4157
LIFE WORKS
246 Mathis Ferry Road #100
Mount Pleasant SC 29464
843-971-5171
www.lifeworkscharleston.com
ALYSSA M REVUELTA
10 Resolute Lane, Suite 207
Mount Pleasant SC 29464
843-810-9682
www.alyssarevuelta.com
DR. BILL QUESENBERY
3 Gamcock Ave, Suite 309
843-556-7820
www.drquesenbery.com
COUNSELING OF CHARLESTON
1037 Chuck Dawley Blvd
Mount Pleasant SC 29464
843-849-2295
www.counselingofcharleston.com
DR. JANE ZAZZARO
16 Fulton Street
Charleston SC 29401
843-853-3456
www.drjanezazzaro.com
BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE PARTNERS
2097 Henry Tecklenburg Drive, Suite 316
Charleston SC 29414
843-958-2555
www.rsfbehavioralmedicine.com
JILL ILAGAN PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR WOMEN
1041 Johnnie Dodds Blvd, Suite 5c
Mount Pleasant SC 29464
843-693-9650
www.drjilltherapy.com
CORA E EZZELL
523 Live Oak Drive
Mount Pleasant SC 29464
843-971-8804
www.drezzell.net
Psychiatry Articles

Living with Autism
By Katherine Waters Michael’s Barkery is a pet spa and boutique in Mount Pleasant with a bit of a different mission. While providing homemade dog treats, grooming services and other […]

The Thriving Workforce Initiative Addresses the Well-Being of Health Care Workers
By Katie Thompson Clinician burnout impacts providers and patients but also the health care system, and the additional strain on clinicians during the COVID-19 pandemic are unparalleled. Fortunately, health care […]

The Stress of COVID
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to turn our lives upside down, it doesn’t surprise Dr. Anne Marie Albano that an increasing number of people are experiencing new or worsened mental […]

Social Distancing Stress
Life as we knew it changed in mid-March. The regular hum of the hustle and bustle now seems like a distant memory. To be able to hug a loved one, […]

The Journey to Recovery from Anorexia and Bulimia
According to the American Psychiatric Association, eating disorders are illnesses in which people experience severe disturbances in their eating behaviors and related thoughts and emotions. People with eating disorders typically become preoccupied with food and with their body weight. An eating disorder takes over one’s thoughts, body and life. As someone who has recovered from […]

Fighting the Stigma of Postpartum Depression
Five years ago, Mount Pleasant mom Elaine DeaKyne went to her obstetrician’s office. She’d given birth to her first daughter two months prior, and DeaKyne wondered if she might have postpartum depression. The nurse asked her a series of questions about how she was doing as a new mom, including “Do you think you would […]

Support for our Peers at the VA
Tyrone Jarmon said that if anyone would have told him 10 years ago that he would be a peer support specialist with the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center’s Substance Treatment and Recovery (STAR) Program, he would have thought they were crazy – mainly because he started his own sobriety treatment program in Asheville, North […]

Help with Remaining Sober in College
If your idea of an alcoholic is a stupefied bum in a trench coat, slurping out of a brown paper bag, a quick glance around the cozy lounge in the College of Charleston’s Recovery Center will set you straight. The bright faces and animated chatter of a dozen or so students show hope. They also […]

Chronic Stress and it’s Effects on the Body
Have you ever noticed the almost perverse pleasure we adults take in either bemoaning or bragging about our hectic work schedules and lifestyles? Psychologists suggest that our deliberate “hyper-busyness” may be a way to say to the world, “See me: I am productive and useful. Therefore, I have value and I matter.” Today’s excessive work […]

Making Sense of Behavioral and Developmental Disorders
Behavioral and developmental disorders have become more common in recent years. While the jury is still out on whether those numbers can be attributed to better diagnoses or a toxic environment – or perhaps a combination of both – understanding these disorders is the first step toward helping those affected by them to live as […]
What is Psychiatrist?
Psychiatrists diagnose, prevent and treat mental illness as related to mood, behavior, cognition and perceptions. Psychiatric assessments help psychiatrists determine what kind of treatment is needed for the patient. Oftentimes, a combination of psychiatric medication and psychotherapy help to treat the patient with mental illness. Psychiatrists have excellent communication skills and a high degree of emotional intelligence.