Mental Health Resources
Living with sickle cell disease can be stressful for patients and families. Support for depression, anxiety, and emotional well-being is just as important as medical care. Here are trusted mental health resources across South Carolina.
Please Note: Rise SC does not provide direct services.
Each listing links you directly to the organization offering support.
Greater Greenville Mental Health Center
Clinics in Greenville, Simpsonville, and Greer. Offers therapy, crisis support, school-based services, and case management.
Spartanburg Area Mental Health Center
Provides outpatient services for children, adolescents, adults, and families from Spartanburg, Cherokee, and Union counties, including:
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Emergency services, diagnostics, and individualized treatment planning
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Adult & children’s therapy, psychiatric evaluations, medication management
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Peer support, school-based mental health, hospital & jail liaison programs
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Crisis Response & Intervention, Intensive Community Treatment (ICT), and the Eubanks Peer Support Living Room
Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System – Behavioral Health
A critical safety net for families needing both immediate crisis treatment and broader behavioral care linked into clinical systems.
What They Offer:
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Inpatient psychiatric care (28-bed unit) for acute needs
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Outpatient options: therapy, counseling, and staff support across clinics
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Tailored services: geriatric, employee assistance programs, home health, and nursing home liaison
NAMI Greenville
A critical safety net for families needing both immediate crisis treatment and broader behavioral care linked into clinical systems.
What They Offer:
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Inpatient psychiatric care (28-bed unit) for acute needs
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Outpatient options: therapy, counseling, and staff support across clinics
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Tailored services: geriatric, employee assistance programs, home health, and nursing home liaison
NAMI Spartanburg
A critical safety net for families needing both immediate crisis treatment and broader behavioral care linked into clinical systems.
What They Offer:
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Inpatient psychiatric care (28-bed unit) for acute needs
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Outpatient options: therapy, counseling, and staff support across clinics
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Tailored services: geriatric, employee assistance programs, home health, and nursing home liaison
Emerge Family Therapy
A critical safety net for families needing both immediate crisis treatment and broader behavioral care linked into clinical systems.
What They Offer:
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Inpatient psychiatric care (28-bed unit) for acute needs
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Outpatient options: therapy, counseling, and staff support across clinics
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Tailored services: geriatric, employee assistance programs, home health, and nursing home liaison
Upstate of South Carolina
Columbia Area Mental Health Center (CAMHC)
Services Offered: Therapy, psychiatry, school programs, telepsychiatry, case management, crisis line
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Serving: Richland & Fairfield counties
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No One Denied Care — Sliding fee schedule available
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Crisis Line: Call 833-364-2274 (available 24/7)
Three Rivers Behavioral Health (West Columbia)
Contact: Call (803) 796-9911
Services Offered: Inpatient psychiatric care (adults 18+), outpatient therapy, medication management, trauma counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), relapse prevention, substance use treatment, telemedicine options.
Serving: Midlands region, primarily West Columbia and surrounding counties
Payment: Accepts most insurance plans; financial assistance options may be available
Prisma Health Behavioral Health – Taylor St. (Columbia)
Contact: 1301 Taylor St., Suite 6J, Columbia, SC 29201Phone: (803) 434-4300
Services Offered:
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Psychiatry and behavioral health services for children and adults
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Diagnostic consultations, structured therapies, psychological testing, medication management
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Outpatient care within a leading health system that offers care coordination and specialist access via Prisma Health's network
Serving: Columbia and surrounding Midlands communities
Payment Options: Accepts most insurance plans; Telemedicine options may be available
Midlands
Don’t See Your Organization Listed?
Rise SC is always growing — and we know there are more incredible organizations, programs, and support groups across South Carolina doing important work in chronic disease care.
If your organization provides services, education, or community support for families living with sickle cell or other chronic conditions, we’d love to include you.
Next Steps
Once reviewed, our team will reach out if we need additional information before adding it to the directory.
Together, we can make sure every family finds the help, hope, and connection they need.