Low Country Counseling experts share 3 everyday ways here to help provide emotional support so boys feel safe and learn to express their full range of feelings.
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If you’re like me, you know how tough it can be to watch your child struggle with reading — especially when you know how smart and capable they really are.
At Savannah Educational Consultants, we get it. That’s why we’re offering a special summer program designed just for students with dyslexia and reading challenges.
It’s called “Read to Succeed”, and it’s all about giving kids the tools — and the confidence — they need to become successful readers.
Here’s what you can expect: Small, focused groups and one-on-one support Certified instructors trained in programs like Orton-Gillingham and Wilson Reading Fun, multisensory lessons that actually make reading click Real progress you’ll be able to see — and they’ll be proud of
Program Details: 4 weeks starting June 2025 Monday–Thursday | 2 hour daily sessions At Savannah Educational Consultants $1,500 total
We’ll also check in with you weekly, offer simple things you can do at home, and celebrate every win — big or small.
Here’s the truth: Real, lasting change in reading takes more than a quick fix. It takes the right kind of teaching, the right kind of practice, and a whole lot of encouragement.
This summer could be the turning point your child needs.
Spots are limited, and we want every child to get the attention they deserve — so if you’re thinking about it, now’s the time!
Reserve your spot by calling today 912-238-9552
Let’s help your child walk into next school year feeling proud, capable, and ready to shine.
Learn all about Perinatal Mental Health: the signs, symptoms, and treatment options.
Postpartum concerns happen to many of us, you are never alone in this!
Help is available.
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Let Savannah Scholars help improve your high school student’s access to and graduation from a best-fit college!
Savannah Scholars is a free, eight-year comprehensive program. Applicants who are accepted into the program are inducted in the fall of their high school freshman year. Students in the program are then supported and advised throughout high school.
Savannah Scholars provides the following:
*Informative workshops that build a student’s and family’s college knowledge
*Peer support through a positive cohort of like-minded students
*1:1 mentoring, starting sophomore year
*College visits all four years of high school
*Free ACT test preparation
*Access to on-campus, pre-college seminars and classes
*Individualizedcollege counseling, including the application and selection processes
*Ongoing persistence counseling to ensure a positive transition to and through college
Low Country Counseling in Savannah now also offers therapy services in Statesboro for children, teens and adults (ages 5+) to address concerns for you or a loved one.
No more commute to Savannah for specialized care! Low Country Counseling offers help for recovery services for adults experiencing addiction and eating concerns, couples therapy, and family counseling!
Meet the Statesboro Counseling Team
Kristen Dickens PhD, LPC, ACS, NCC
Kristen Dickens offers therapy for individuals, families, and couples. She has focused her career on helping others find ways to empower themselves. She has extensive training in marriage and family therapy and enjoys working with couples or the family unit as a whole. Children of any age can join the family unit for therapy.
Kristen treats eating disorders and works to build a safe connection with food and body. She has genuine compassion for anyone open to change but feels unsure where to begin. She provides help for anxiety, mood disorders, high risk behaviors, and tension within relationships.
Alison Barker LAPC
Alison Barker has focused her career on trauma work and helping those of any age struggling with hurtful experiences. She offers mental health therapy for children and teens (ages 5+) for anxiety, mood/emotions, ADHD, parent/child bonding, and social skills.
Alison works with adults experiencing present day concerns stemming from unresolved trauma. Her practice focuses on addressing depression, anxiety, decreasing stress, and improving self-esteem. She employs an open approach to help anyone seeking help begin where they are most comfortable. Her belief in the person-centered approach optimizes the road to healing.
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The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System will partner with Hazel Health, a pediatric telehealth provider for K-12 schools, to offer students access to mental health care services at no cost. Hazel uses therapeutic processes delivered by licensed therapists. Through Hazel Health, students will be able to access virtual Mental Health and Wellness support. This service is an extension of in-person services offered through our Wellness Center and is provided at no cost to SCCPSS students and families.
Teletherapy appointments at home will be available for all district students, especially when students are unable to access the SCCPSS Wellness Center.
Teletherapy appointments will be available at home and at school at the campuses listed below:
Butler Elementary School
Garden City Elementary School
Gould Elementary School
May Howard Elementary School
Pooler Elementary School
Southwest Elementary School
West Chatham Elementary School
White Bluff Elementary School
Windsor Forest Elementary School
Godley Station K-8 School
Hesse K-8 School
New Hampstead K-8 School
Pulaski K-8 School
Rice Creek K-8 School
Southwest Middle School
West Chatham Middle School
H.V. Jenkins High School
Sol C. Johnson High School
New Hampstead High School
Windsor Forest High School
A parent/guardian may refer their student. Students must have parent permission to enroll for services unless they are 18 or older.
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The best way to teach our kids about emotions…and what to do with them..is to have a good understanding of the basic feelings that we all experience.
Find a breakdown of emotions to help enhance our understanding here.
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Contact Low Country Counseling for any questions you need answered or to schedule an appointment. Help is available. You are not alone! Call 912-503-5744 or send a message here.
If you or a loved one is in need of support, Low Country Counseling in Savannah offers specialized therapy for individuals, moms, couples, families, children, and teens.
Contact Low Country Counseling for any questions you need answered or to schedule an appointment. Help is available. You are not alone! Call 912-503-5744 or send a message here.
Three Low Country Counseling therapists are proud Richmond Hill residents and are honored to provide therapeutic care for their hometown. Each therapist offers EMDR Therapy and have specialized training in several areas including Addiction, Trauma, Eating Disorders, and Perinatal Mental Health.
Meet Low Country Counseling Richmond Hill Team
Kristin Broderick, LPC, CEDS
Kristin Broderick offers individual therapy for adults (18+). She enjoys supporting young adults transitioning into college and adulthood. Kristin specializes in Substance Use issues, Eating Disorders, and Trauma. She has vast experience with Mental Health conditions such as bipolar, anxiety, and depression.
Her practice focuses on Recovery through sobriety and practicing skills to live a meaningful life. Eating Recovery relieves anxiety regarding food choices and body image. Recovery in both areas emphasizes the development of healthy coping skills and supportive relationships.
Kale Cooper, LCSW
Kale Cooper provides individual counseling for adolescents and adults (ages 14+). She offers support for those working toward Recovery from an addiction as well as Mental Health treatment for depression, anxiety, and mood disorders. Her practice addresses Codependency and boundary setting to support healthy relationships.
Kale’s passion is helping anyone who has experienced Trauma to work toward a place of healing. She helps individuals improve their self worth in an effort to move forward in life on their terms. She utilizes a compassionate and trauma-informed approach to therapy.
Danielle Van Wagenen, LCSW, PMH-C
Danielle Van Wagenen provides individual therapy for adolescents and adults (ages 14+). She specializes in Maternal Mental Health and loves providing much-needed support for Moms. She has a passion for helping couples and families develop healthy dynamics, foster nurturing bonds, and to enhance communication.
Danielle offers EMDR Therapy, skills training and guidance through the journey of parenting and navigating life transitions. Her practice addresses stressors, mood disorders and anxiety, as well as prenatal, pregnancy, and postpartum support.
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If you or a loved one is in need of support, Low Country Counseling offers specialized therapy for Individuals, Moms, Couples, Families, Children, and Teens. Contact Low Country Counseling for any questions you need answered or to schedule an appointment.
Help is available. You are not alone!
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Traditional talk therapy targets the recognition of feelings, behaviors, and patterns that cause distress.
If you continue feeling overwhelmed by past trauma, anxiety, or emotional distress, EMDR therapy may be a treatment for you to consider. But what is it exactly? EMDR, or Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, is a powerful, research-backed method for processing traumatic memories and improving mental well-being.
Here’s what you need to know about how EMDR works, and why it’s so effective.
EMDR therapy is a specialized treatment designed to help individuals process traumatic memories. This helps relieve anxiety, or negative beliefs that continue to affect their daily lives. Unlike traditional talk therapy, EMDR uses eye movements, or other stimulation, to activate your brain’s natural healing process. Bilateral stimulation occurs when eye movements, alternating tapping or sounds help the two hemispheres of the brain “talk” to each other and process unresolved trauma.
See the step by step process of how EMDR Therapy works and the benefits of EMDR Therapy here.
If you or a loved one is in need of support, Low Country Counseling offers specialized therapy for Individuals, Moms, Couples, Families, Children, and Teens. Contact us for any questions you need answered or to schedule an appointment.
See the different topics Low Country Counseling therapists cover here.
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Help is available. You’re not alone.
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Ashley Lewis, PMHNP-BC is double board certified in Psychiatry and Pediatrics.
Psychiatric care works best in conjunction with counseling and can optimize coping skills, behavioral changes, and emotional work done in therapy sessions.
Low Country Counseling in Savannah offers Mental Health Therapy and Psychiatric Services for children, teens, and adults. We focus on Recovery and Women’s Care in an effort to heal the family as a whole.
We understand the ripple effect of not feeling fully supported to juggle it all, and the worry for loved ones who struggle. Help is availalbe. Hope Starts HERE!
See the different topics Low Country Counseling therapists cover here.
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Help is available. You’re not alone.
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So they’re excited to announce that Moon River Pediatrics is partnering with Savannah Behavioral Pediatrics to provide patients and their parents the opportunity to schedule convenient in office or telehealth visits with Dr. Kristen Hembree of SBP.
Dr. Hembree will assist Moon River Pediatrics patients and families with a variety of topics including sleep training, potty training, and behavioral health advice. Dr. Hembree will be available every Tuesday morning for appointments in Moon River Pediatrics office or via telehealth providing her expert guidance and support.
Don’t miss out on this wonderful opportunity to benefit from Dr. Hembree’s extensive knowledge and compassionate care!
Contact Moon River Pediatrics to find out more: 912-513-5787 or email office@moonriverpeds.com
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An estimated 17.1 million children nationwide have a mental illness.
“Mental illness still has a lot of stigma surrounding it, especially when it comes to children,” SouthCoast Health Pediatrician Dr. Nelson Elam said. “And yet, that number of children with a mental illness is more than the number of children with cancer, diabetes, and AIDS combined. It’s time we stop being hesitant to talk about mental illnesses that are potentially harming our children.”
If back-to-school season is full of worries with how your child will balance their mental illness, know you are not alone.
SouthCoast Health pediatric experts provide tips to help both you and your family manage here.
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“Mental health should be one of the biggest priorities for everyone in the season,” SouthCoast Health General Physician Dr. Keith Cobb stated. “But it’s vital to keep moving forward and progressing with our lives and our mental health. Just because it’s the holiday doesn’t mean your needs should take a back seat.”
Despite the fact that mental health disorders are one of the most common diseases among children, the idea of mental health advocacy for our children is still pretty rare.
Read here how Dr. Keith Seibert and his wife, Dr. Heather Seibert, both pediatric advocates at SouthCoast Health in Richmond Hill, helped one 11-year-old girl who was struggling with mental illness including anxiety and ADHD. Learn more here.
Despite the fact that mental health disorders are one of the most common diseases among children, the idea of mental health advocacy for our children is still pretty rare.
Read here how Dr. Keith Seibert and his wife, Dr. Heather Seibert, both pediatric advocates at SouthCoast Health in Richmond Hill, helped one 11-year-old girl who was struggling with mental illness including anxiety and ADHD.
SouthCoast Health experts share here four tips to help your graduate navigate the unavoidable stress that commences with commencement — and keep it from impacting your health.
“It’s understandably tempting to let busy schedules and demands get in the way of healthy sleep and eating, especially when you know the season of stressors may be temporary,” said SouthCoast Nurse Practioner Amanda Jones, FNP-BC. “But that’s often when you need them most.”
SouthCoast Health team includes more than 120 healthcare professionals encompassing more than 20 specialties and services. Find one that meets your needs online here, or call 912-691-3600 to schedule an appointment.
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For the 17.1 million children in the United States estimated to have a mental illness, back-to-school season can be a time full of anxiety and worries.
“Mental illness still has a lot of stigma surrounding it, especially when it comes to children,” SouthCoast Health Pediatrician Dr. Nelson Elam (pictured) stated. “And yet, that number of children with a mental illness is more than the number of children with cancer, diabetes, and AIDS combined. It’s time we stop being hesitant to talk about mental illnesses that are potentially harming our children.”
If the school season is full of worries with how your child will balance their mental illness, you are not alone.
Is it difficult to understand your child’s speech? Are there certain sounds that your child struggle with?
The Speech Clinic of the Coastal Empire can help! They can complete a full articulation evaluation, assessing each speech sound, and the results will help determine if therapy is needed. The Speech Clinic of the Coastal Empire therapists are equipped with strategies to work on any erred speech sound.
Autism spectrum disorder refers to a range of conditions characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication, as well as by unique strengths and differences. The therapists at The Speech Clinic of the Coastal Empire can help assess and treat many of these developmental areas.
The term “spectrum” reflects the wide variation in challenges and strengths possessed by each person with autism. It is important that each person receives an in-depth evaluation and personalized therapy goals to receive the most success. Our therapists have experience with children at all levels on the spectrum and take pride in making therapy as functional for the family as possible.
Since 2015 Latch has worked closely with Savannah-area families, physicians, and other health and wellness practitioners. They strive to provide information regarding infant feeding behavior and the principles of milk supply, along with safe bottle and formula feeding practices.
The goal of Latch is to address the confusion that often surrounds infant feeding so that you can meet your feeding goals, enjoy your early months of parenthood, and nourish your baby.
Whether you are exclusively breast breeding, bottle feeding, or a combination of both – the IBCLCs at Latch are here to help, from the early days and throughout your journey.
If you or a loved one is in need of support, Low Country Counseling offers specialized therapy for Individuals, Moms, Couples, Families, Children, and Teens. Contact Low Country Counseling for any questions you need answered or to schedule an appointment. Help is available. You’re not alone.
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For someone experiencing an Eating Disorder, the holiday season can become an uncomfortable time of year.
Experts @ Low Country Counseling in Savannah say Thanksgiving poses multiple triggers for anxiety, struggles with food, and stressful family dynamics.
Low Country Counseling therapists share six tips for getting through the holidayfor those who are needing support or for those who have a family member who struggles with food and want to better understand their needs.
If you or a loved one is in need of support, Low Country Counseling offers specialized therapy for Individuals, Moms, Couples, Families, Children, and Teens. Contact Low Country Counseling for any questions you need answered or to schedule an appointment. Help is available. You’re not alone.
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