Cognitive & Behavioral Health Center of Charleston
C&B provides psychological and therapy services for adults, children, and families, with a mission to support mental well-being through in-person and telehealth services. Located in West Ashley near Charleston and I-526, the center emphasizes high-quality care and community engagement.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Cognitive & Behavioral Health Center of Charleston
29 Leinbach Street, Suite B-4, Charleston, SC 29407
Services
Individual and family psychotherapy delivered in-person or via telehealth for children, adolescents, adults, and families addressing a range of emotional and behavioral problems.
Clinical psychological evaluations including assessments required for surgical candidacy such as bariatric surgery evaluations.
Publication of articles, news items, curated links to professional organizations, and audio minicasts/podcasts for patient and community education.
Provision of downloadable HIPAA notice and authorization/release forms for patients to manage privacy and record disclosures.
Individual and family psychotherapy delivered in-person or via telehealth for children, adolescents, adults, and families addressing a range of emotional and behavioral problems.
Clinical psychological evaluations including assessments required for surgical candidacy such as bariatric surgery evaluations.
Publication of articles, news items, curated links to professional organizations, and audio minicasts/podcasts for patient and community education.
Provision of downloadable HIPAA notice and authorization/release forms for patients to manage privacy and record disclosures.
Expertise Areas
- Outpatient mental and behavioral health
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Child and adolescent mental health
- Family therapy
Key Technologies
- Telehealth / remote therapy delivery
- Digital audio content distribution (podcasting/minicasts)
- Online resource curation and downloadable patient forms
- Evidence-based CBT methods
News & Updates
June is PTSD Awareness Month. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs offers information on the disorder, including treatment options and advice for family and friends.
A study from John Hopkins University indicates that millions of young Americans, ages 15-22, are providing essential caregiving to family members, often facing educational disadvantages and emotional challenges.
An article discussing mental health disparities in the LGBTQ+ community and the importance of awareness and reducing stigma.
Celebrating a decade since the publication of a seminal book on trauma and its effects.
June is PTSD Awareness Month. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs offers information on the disorder, including treatment options and advice for family and friends.
A study from John Hopkins University indicates that millions of young Americans, ages 15-22, are providing essential caregiving to family members, often facing educational disadvantages and emotional challenges.
An article discussing mental health disparities in the LGBTQ+ community and the importance of awareness and reducing stigma.
Celebrating a decade since the publication of a seminal book on trauma and its effects.