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Licensed in South Carolina

Virtual therapy, anywhere in South Carolina

From the Lowcountry to the Upstate, meet with a licensed counselor over secure video - care that fits around work, family, and everything else you carry.

Dr. Aaron J. Kimble · PhD · MA · MBA · LPC · NCC · licensed in South Carolina

8 YearsIn clinical practice
PhD · LPC · NCCLicensed in 11 states
5,000+Direct client hours
100% VirtualSecure video sessions statewide
Serving South Carolina

Care for the whole Palmetto State

South Carolina is not one place, and the right therapist is rarely the closest one. Sessions reach the Lowcountry around Charleston and Beaufort, the Midlands around Columbia and Sumter, the Grand Strand up at Myrtle Beach, the Pee Dee, and the Upstate around Greenville, Spartanburg and Rock Hill.

Clients join from Charleston, Columbia, North Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Rock Hill, Greenville, Summerville, Sumter, Goose Creek, Spartanburg and Myrtle Beach, and from the towns in between. Because everything happens over secure video, availability is exactly the same wherever in the state you are: the deciding factor becomes fit rather than distance.

Scheduling

When we can meet

Because South Carolina keeps Eastern time, every slot you see is already in your own clock. Nothing to convert.

In your local time, appointments run weekdays, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, plus every other Saturday, 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Sessions start on the hour, need at least 24 hours' notice, and can be booked up to four weeks ahead.

Worth knowing

Military families, first responders, and the problem of moving

South Carolina carries a heavy military and first-responder presence, from the Lowcountry installations around Charleston and Beaufort to the Midlands around Columbia and Sumter. Those are communities I have worked with, and they bring a particular set of things into the room: deployment cycles, the long tail of what you have seen at work, the strain a shift pattern puts on a marriage, and the specific difficulty of asking for help in a culture that prizes not needing it.

They also bring a structural problem. People in these communities move, and a therapist you have finally built trust with is usually the first casualty of a transfer. Starting again with someone new means retelling the whole story before any actual work resumes.

Holding licenses in eleven states does not solve that everywhere, but it solves it often. If a move takes you to Georgia, Florida, Ohio, Indiana, New York, Minnesota, Louisiana, Arkansas, Arizona or Vermont, the sessions simply continue. Same therapist, same thread, new address.

One local note: if you are in Rock Hill or the rest of York County and your daily life runs into Charlotte, sessions need to happen from the South Carolina side. I am not licensed in North Carolina.

How it works

01

A free consultation

Thirty minutes, no pressure. We talk about what's going on and whether we're a good fit.

02

A plan built together

Collaborative, personalized care drawing from CBT, ACT, IFS, Gottman, somatic work, and more.

03

Weekly video sessions

Secure, HIPAA-compliant video from anywhere in South Carolina - consistent care on your schedule.

What we can work on

Anxiety & Depression Trauma & PTSD Sexual Health & Intimacy Couples & Relationships LGBTQ+ Affirming Care Culturally Responsive Care Spiritual & Religious Trauma Perfectionism & Performance

Looking for something specific? Read more about sex therapy and intimacy work, or about working with a Black male therapist.

Fees & Insurance

$185 / individual  ·  $220 / couples

Private pay, with superbills available for out-of-network reimbursement. Sliding scale available.

Common questions

Are you licensed to see clients in South Carolina?
Yes. I'm a Licensed Professional Counselor licensed in South Carolina, one of eleven states where I hold a license, so we can meet legally and ethically wherever in the state you are.
Do you work with military members and veterans?
Yes - trauma work with military veterans and first responders is one of my core specialties, and virtual sessions work well around shifting schedules, deployments, and base life.
I am in the military and could be transferred. What happens to my therapy?
Often nothing at all. I hold licenses in eleven states: Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, South Carolina and Vermont. If a move takes you to any of them, sessions continue with no break and no starting over. If it takes you somewhere else, I will help you find a good handover rather than leave you to start cold.
I live in Rock Hill and work in Charlotte. Does that cause a problem?
Only for where you take the session. I am licensed in South Carolina but not in North Carolina, and a therapy license follows where you are physically sitting at the time. Sessions from home in York County are fine; sessions from a Charlotte office are not. We schedule around it.
Is virtual therapy as effective as in-person?
For most concerns, yes. Research consistently finds telehealth therapy comparable to in-person care. Sessions happen over a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform: all you need is privacy, a device with a camera, and an internet connection.

Ready when you are.

Openings are available now for new clients across South Carolina. A free consultation is a low-pressure first step.

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