Clinical Team

Dr. William Joseph Librizzi, Psy.D, LPC, ACS
Training:
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Masters of Arts in Counseling, Liberty University
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Master of Science in Psychology, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
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Doctor of Clinical Psychology, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Areas of Clinical Interest:
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Couples Counseling: Trained in The Gottman Approach
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Mood and Anxiety Disorders apply principles of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
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Treatment for Addictive disorders utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and 12 steps approach.
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Obsessive and Compulsive Disorder applying CBT and Exposure and Response Prevention.
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The most effective way to bring about life change is through the application principles of CBT.
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The integration of Faith and CBT for the spiritually oriented client.
Relevant Work History:
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Founding Program Director, Charleston Southern University in the Master's degree program in Counseling
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Clinical Director, Master's Degree in Counseling Program at Charleston Southern University
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Associate Professor, Master's Degree in Counseling Program at Charleston Southern University
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Associate Professor, Master's Degree in Counseling at Cairn University
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Founder and Clinical Director, The Wellspring Center, 2001-present
Clinician Overview:
Much of my research and clinical training has been utilizing Cognitive Behavioral therapy. This results-based approach is designed to partner with the client, and as a coach, give them skills and tools so they learn coping strategies to improve. You can do this, and I will partner with you.
Many clients come to counseling wanting aspects of their faith integrated into their mental health treatment. I am well suited having been formally trained in both psychology and theology. As a counselor, my goal is to support my client's faith as I treat them with effective clinical skills.
As a clinician of 25 years, I seek to combine sharp clinical skills with a compassionate and caring approach to my client's unique needs. I offer in-person or telehealth counseling sessions to those living in the state of South Carolina and telehealth for those living in New Jersey. I also offer faith-integrated counseling to those who request it. Get in touch with me today to see how we can work together.
Erika M. Vidor, MS, LPC-A

Training:
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Master of Arts in Education, Adelphi University, 2006
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Master of Science in Clinical Counseling, Charleston Southern University, 2021
Areas of Clinical Interest:
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Couples Counseling using Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT)
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Treating trauma, depression, anxiety, and other mood disorders with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotion Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT), and Somatic Experiencing
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Providing support and coping for those going through recovery from addiction and significant life changes, such as grieving the loss of a loved one, changes in a significant relationship, and difficult family dynamics
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Faith integration for the spiritually-oriented client
Relevant Work History
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Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, The Wellspring Center, 2021-present
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Counselor Intern, Charleston Christian Counseling Associates, 2020-2021
Clinical Overview:
I have earned a Master of Science degree in Clinical Counseling to practice clinical counseling. I have treated many clients of various ages and backgrounds, facing different obstacles, including a wide range of mental health diagnoses, as well as significant life changes. I recognize that sometimes we as human beings know there is something off in our lives, and we have a difficult time figuring out what is happening on our own. I would love to help you on your journey to insight and understanding how to move forward. I can help you learn how to develop coping strategies, process emotions and significant life experiences, and how handle the issues that are standing in the way of your goals. Also, I am a licensed counselor who is also a Christian. I provide faith-integrated counseling sessions for those who request it.
Additionally, I have a Master of Arts degree in Teach English to Speakers of Other Languages. As such, I have a lot of experience working with those whose English is not their first language.
I offer in-person or telehealth counseling sessions to those living in the state of South Carolina. I also offer faith-integrated counseling to those who request it. Get in touch with me today to see how we can work together.

Abigail Hankins, MA, LPC-A
Training
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Masters of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Liberty University
Areas of Clinical Interest
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Couples Counseling: Trained in the Gottman Approach
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Treating anxiety, depression, trauma, and other mood disorders with a conjunction of Person-Centered Therapy (PCT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
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Trained in Play Therapy: Ages 3 years- 12 years
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Provide support for those struggling with postpartum depression or infertility
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Trained in trauma and grief counseling
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Provide faith integration for the spiritually oriented client
Relevant Work History
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Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, The Wellspring Center, 2023-present
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Counselor Intern, Middle Tyger Community Center, 2021-2022
Clinical Overview
As a human, I understand how difficult life can be at times. I further understand what it is like to have unwanted thoughts, feelings, and unhealthy coping strategies, and views. As a therapist, my goal is to meet you where you are in your life journey, walk with you through the struggles, and assist you live life more fully. I will help you learn how to heal from past or present trauma, change unwanted ways of thinking, and grow to your fullest potential. I will aim to accomplish this in a fully welcoming and supportive environment.
As a Christian, I am available to integrate faith into sessions if one so chooses to. There is no shame or judgment, but full acceptance and understanding. Thank you for taking the first step in looking at options for help, you are not alone.
I offer in-person or telehealth counseling sessions to those living in the state of South Carolina. I also offer faith-integrated counseling to those who request it. Get in touch with me today to see how we can work together.
Training
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Master of Science in Clinical Counseling, Charleston Southern University, May 2023
Areas of Clinical Interest
Seeking to explore and understand the effects of past experiences on present dysfunction through a psychodynamic lens. Integrating a psychodynamic perspective with techniques from CBT, ACT, and DBT to address a variety of clinical concerns including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, social anxiety, bipolar disorder, and trauma. Using mindfulness and DBT techniques to build coping skills to improve distress tolerance and emotional regulation
Additional Interests:
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Addiction recovery and sobriety maintenance
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Body image concerns
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Culturally integrative counseling
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Completed phase one training in cognitive processing therapy for trauma treatment
Relevant Work Experience
Clinical Intern at Hammocks on the Edisto (Spring 2023).
Addiction rehabilitation treatment center for women. Individual sessions with patients, leading process and psychoeducation groups.
Clinical Intern to David Bethany, MEd., LMFT, LPC (2022- 2023)
Seeing individual clients via telehealth.
Clinical Intern at Lowcountry Transitions (2022)
Co-leading group therapy for IOP/PHP program. Individual sessions with patients in IOP/PHP and with patients at inpatient psychiatric unit in Trident Hospital.
Clinical Overview
My clinical training provided unique opportunities to build valuable helping skills and to work with a wide variety of populations and disorders. I have experience working at nearly all levels of clinical care, from private practice to intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, residential addiction rehabilitation, and inpatient care. I have worked with people with bipolar I and II, personality disorders, addiction, OCD, psychosis, anxiety, severe depression, social anxiety, PTSD, and many other concerns.
I believe in a creative and adaptive approach to therapy and view it as both art and science. In addition to my training, years of travel experiences have given me an appreciation for many different cultures and heightened my belief in the importance of culturally adaptive treatment. I have worked with patients from a wide variety of socioeconomic and racial backgrounds, of varying identities and spiritual beliefs. I always strive to work with clients’ religious and/or spiritual beliefs that are relevant to the counseling process.
I view counseling as a collaborate partnership in which I offer acceptance and compassionate insight to work with you to reach your therapeutic goals. Overcoming past and present pain and navigating major life transitions are challenging processes made easier through our partnership.
I offer sessions in person, and telehealth sessions are available to South Carolina residents. Finally, I consider it a privilege to see clients gradually exchanging confusion, pain and dysfunction for self-knowledge, freedom and health, and I look forward to being part of your journey!

Lauren Edewaard, MS