For churches and businesses
Sponsor counseling sessions for your congregation or your employees. You choose how many sessions to cover; we handle the care, privately and professionally.
Churches
Many pastors provide spiritual counseling and know when someone needs more. A sponsorship gives you somewhere to send them, with the cost already covered.
Businesses
A counseling benefit that goes beyond the workplace and shows your team you care, without the overhead of building a program yourself.
Complete the short enrollment form below. Tell us whether you're a church or a business, roughly how many people you'd like to support, and who our contact is.
You decide how many counseling sessions your organization will pay for. We'll walk you through the options and how billing works before anything is set up.
Let your congregation or staff know the sponsorship is available. Anyone who wants help calls us directly and mentions it.
A Patient Account Representative matches each person with a licensed therapist at any of our offices or online. Their care is private between them and their therapist.
You'll know your sponsorship is being used: each person signs a release so we can confirm their sessions for billing. What they talk about in therapy stays private.
Cover as many or as few sessions as you choose, and adjust as you see how they're used.
62 licensed therapists, trained in CBT, EMDR, DBT, grief, trauma, couples and family work.
For church sponsorships, members can ask for one of our Christian-based counselors, who integrate faith into therapy at the client's request.
At ten offices across South Carolina, or by secure video anywhere in the state.
Most new clients have their first appointment within a few business days.
of employers report mental-health challenges among their employees.
The Hartfordemployees say workplace stress affects their relationships with family, friends and coworkers.
Mental Health Americaof churchgoers say suicide is a problem that needs to be addressed in their community.
Lifeway Researchof churchgoing family members of people with mental illness want their church to talk about it openly.
Lifeway ResearchPastoral care and a supportive manager matter a great deal. These are signs it's time to involve a licensed professional as well.
If someone is in immediate danger, call or text 988 or call 911.
Tell us about your church or business and we'll contact you to set it up. There's no obligation.
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Sponsorships are prepaid blocks of sessions. More details, including pricing, how long sessions stay available and how unused sessions are handled, will be provided to interested organizations. Sponsorship payments are a purchase of services, not a charitable donation; ask your tax adviser about deductibility as a business expense.
Before using a sponsored session, each person signs a release allowing us to confirm to your organization the sessions they attended, for billing. That's the only information shared: never diagnoses, notes or anything said in session. Federal privacy law (HIPAA) requires that written release, and the person can choose to pay another way instead.
No. A sponsorship can cover sessions directly. We'll talk through how sponsored sessions and a person's own insurance can work together when we set up your plan.
You can encourage someone to call, and give them our number. The person contacts us themselves, which keeps the decision and the details theirs.
No. Small churches and small businesses sponsor too. Start with a handful of sessions and adjust as you see how it's used.