Learn more about the Presbyterian Samaritan Counseling Center . . .
The Presbyterian Samaritan Counseling Center
A Ministry of Hope and Healing Sponsored by
The Presbytery of Charlotte, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
PSCC is an outpatient center providing pastoral counseling and psychotherapy to all the residents of south-central North Carolina...
- in an atmosphere of respect
- with complete confidentiality
- with subsidized charges for those without insurance who cannot afford the full cost
In addition, the Center participates in the Carolina Institute for Pastoral Training, which provides a variety of programs for enhancing the pastoral counseling skills of clergy and other counselors in south central North Carolina.
Founded more than 30 years ago, PSCC has a rich heritage of bringing hope and healing to men, women, and children of any faith or none.
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PSCC Services
The Center provides assistance for a wide variety of emotional and relational problems, including (but not limited to) the following:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Marital difficulties
- Parenting problems
- Loss and grieving
- Divorce recovery
- Blended families (stepfamilies)
- Workplace problems
- Recovery from sexual abuse
- Interfaith marriage issues
PSCC Staff
Every therapist on the staff of Presbyterian Samaritan holds at least one graduate degree, and some hold two or three. All are trained clinical counselors, and some have a theological education and/or clergy ordination as well. All are licensed or working toward licensure with the State of North Carolina and are certified by several different organizations, including:
- The American Association of Pastoral Counselors
- The American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
- The National Counseling Association
Center personnel do not offer medication, psychological evaluations, or child- custody evaluations. We are able to refer for those services when needed.
