At 215 Society Street Wellness Center, we believe in whole-person healing-mind, body, and spirit. Our collective of experienced professionals offers counseling, integrative health services, and creative therapies designed to support personal growth, self-expression,and meaningful connection.
Whether you're working through a life transition, healing from trauma, or simply looking for a space to reconnect with yourself, we're here with compassionate, individualized care. Our center is more than a wellness space-it's a place to belong, to be seen, and to be supported. We also host workshops and gatherings that deepen community connection and encourage lifelong healing. At 215 Society Street, you're not alone. You're part of something grounded, welcoming, and built for growth.
Ruth Harbin, LISW-CP/S
I’m glad to tell you all about myself … but I’m guessing what you really want to know is: “Is this a therapist who knows what she is doing AND that I will actually enjoy working with every week?”
You’re in the midst of looking up different therapists because you are feeling the strain of day to day encounters with folks. Maybe it’s because you don’t feel like you know or can express who you are, what you need or what you want. Maybe it’s because you are noticing a pattern in your interactions with others and you feel DONE. Maybe you just can’t seem to keep your emotions at a manageable level and it’s affecting ALL THE THINGS.
But before you completely give-up on yourself and your relationships, you are willing to try this therapy thing.
You have a deep inner knowing that can show you the way. My job is to act as a compass, a guidepost, a flashlight … pick a metaphor. I've studied the map and have some trail patches on my pack. Using the foundation of mindfulness and behavioral therapy, I will teach you the skills to uncover your own wisdom, voice and direction. As a being in human form, you are meant to experience courage, exploration and joy.
Sarah Olivia, LMSW-CP
Hi! I'm so glad that you're reading this because it means that you see you have worth and deserve support. My name is Sarah. I am a licensed independent social worker who specializes in working with survivors of complex trauma. I work with children ages ten and up and any adults wanting to move forward in their healing journey. I feel proud and honored to work with our loved ones in the LGBTQIA+ community. I also love working with clients who are neurodivergent to learn to unconditionally accept their minds and reduce shame. Trauma-informed care is consistently interwoven into my practice with clients. I like to think of our daily stressors and mental health struggles as a heavy backpack we carry around, and therapy is that place where you can drop it off. You can be your authentic self and practice what it's like to be in the safe therapeutic relationship, which can be a sense of safety many of us may not have been modeled in our personal lives. I look forward to talking with you and would love to answer any questions you have for me!
Jennifer Dillard, LPC
If you are searching for guidance and stability, going through a rough patch in life or struggling with life transitions, there is help. Joy and balance are achievable. Ebbs and flows of life are inevitable, but how we perceive and respond to them are not. The more we learn about ourselves and how to build on the strengths we already possess, the better we can deal with life's curve balls. Learning new thought processes and building on those strengths will begin to put us on the path to growth.
My approach leans on Mindfulness, Mind-Body medicine techniques as well as CBT to approach change with positivity, energy and peace. It is a goal of mine to create a space where you will feel heard and supported. Everyone's experiences and situations are different, therefore treatment is approached in an individual way.
I have come to realize that you don't have to go on this journey alone. Guidance and a listening ear can spark real change. I believe it is my job to help you find your unique path. I am here to listen, to guide, to empower, to fill your cup, and to create balance.
Born and raised in Greenville, SC, I love being able to help others in my hometown. After attending Presbyterian College and receiving a BS in Elementary Education and Religion minor, I went on to Clemson University to receive a Masters in Counseling. My favorite pastime is being with my husband, twin boys, and active birddog, Goose. I love to watch a good football game or tennis match. I find joy and replenish my energy with a good book, cup of coffee and spending time outdoors.
Anjanette Chege, LISW-CP
It's time to try this therapy thing. Whatever you've tried on your own doesn't seem to work. You find yourself trying so hard to do everything right in your relationships and with your family. And yet, the anxiety of trying to keep everything together gets in the way. You feel like you're not able to be the kind of spouse, parent, professional, or person you want to be. You're tired of feeling disappointed in yourself or resentful of others. You know damn well you can't "just get over it." You're ready to finally figure out how to get out of your own way. You're ready to dig deeper and do the hard work.
Whether this is your first time coming to therapy or you are looking for a new therapist, my priority is to get to know you and find what works for you. Together, we will explore the roots of these ongoing problems. We will spend time talking about the patterns you're stuck in. I want you to leave with something tangible to try at the end of each session.
My clients often find that my mix of solution focused approach with trauma therapy interventions from EMDR and Inner Child work allows them to explore their past while still moving toward their goals. I enjoy helping people who want to heal from childhood trauma and parents who want to break the cycle of trauma. Call me if you're ready to get unstuck.
Lauren Chapman, LPC, ATR-BC
Creative Renewal Counseling & Art Therapy
I'm a licensed professional counselor and board certified art therapist, and the heart and soul behind Creative Renewal Counseling & Art Therapy. So many people I've worked with over the years have told me they felt drained, unmotivated, or just not quite like themselves, unsure what to do or where to turn, and ended up putting off getting the support they needed until things got to a breaking point. It doesn't have to get that far, but if it does, that's okay too. Whether you're just starting to notice something feels a little off or you're barely hanging on, you don't have to navigate it alone. My approach is laid-back, supportive, and real, no therapy jargon or toxic positivity here.
I offer a mix of talk therapy and creative work (no art skills required!). I believe in meeting people where they are, helping them make sense of what they're going through, and figuring out what actually helps, not just what sounds good on paper.
I often work with folks navigating big life transitions, anxiety, overwhelm, or feeling disconnected, just to name a few. Together, we can slow things down and create space for reflection, honesty, and growth in a way that feels authentic.
If that resonates with you, I'm here whenever you're ready. Feel free to reach out with any questions or schedule a free consultation to take the first step.
Natalie Rhodes, LPC & CBTP
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Body Trust® Provider. I currently offer individual counseling sessions for adults and teens ages 14 and older. I am licensed in Oregon and South Carolina. I can see clients both online and in person.In my work with clients, I tend to use an integrative approach, incorporating Narrative Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Structural Feminist Theory, and somatic interventions. I hold the belief that in order to strengthen our relationships with others, we must first strengthen our relationship with ourselves. I also believe that your body and mind are not things that need to be "fixed" but rather accepted and cared for with compassion and curiosity.
Some of my areas of focus include (but are not limited to): disordered eating behaviors, body image concerns, depression and anxiety symptoms, family issues, life transitions, impacts from systemic violence and trauma. I am neurodivergent, LGBTQIA+ & BIPOC affirming and knowledgeable.
Lastly, I use a Health at Every Size (HAES®) lens when working with all my clients, no matter the presenting concern. As a Certified Body Trust® Provider, I encourage clients to move towards body neutrality and radical self-acceptance using a body liberation lens. Please visit my website for more information about my approach, fees, and to request a free 20-minute consultation.
www.natalierhodescounseling.com
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Marina Osborn, Root-Cause Nurse Practitioner
Marina Osborn, Root-Cause Nurse Practitioner
Organic Living and Wellness LLC
I started Organic Living and Wellness, LLC to help others regain control of their health by investigating the root-cause of their symptoms, and treating the underlying dysfunctions. My passion for integrative medicine is driven by my desire to change a broken system where patient's voices often aren't heard when they say they continue to feel poorly despite "normal" lab testing, or feel dismissed when they say they feel like something is wrong in their body. My approach to treatment involves an in-depth workup to pinpoint potential sources of dysfunction, correct them, and optimize lab values.
I am a Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner and have 3 years of psychiatry experience and I hold a certification as a complementary integrative mental health professional and have received additional training on utilizing an integrative approach combining medications, in addition to supplement and lifestyle changes to improve mental health conditions including; depression, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, and insomnia. I also specialize in treating female hormone dysfunction including PMS, PMDD, heavy periods, irregular periods, and painful periods.
The body is a communication network and often times when one area is imbalanced other areas are affected. A significant portion of my work often includes working with my patient's on repairing the Gastrointestinal system, supporting detoxification processes, and rebalancing cortisol to improve energy levels and sleep quality.
If you are interested in learning more about my practice or setting up a free discovery call, please click the link below.
Chandler Stallings, Family Nurse Practitioner
Organic Living and Wellness LLC
Chandler is a dedicated Nurse Practitioner with over five years of experience specializing in outpatient psychiatry. After earning her Bachelor of Nursing degree from Clemson University in December 2016, Chandler began her career as a registered nurse, working in both the Emergency Department and Outpatient Surgery. She quickly developed a passion for patient care, and her interest in comprehensive healthcare led her to pursue a Master of Nursing degree from the University of South Carolina.
Certified by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, Chandler's journey into psychiatry was somewhat unexpected, but it became a path she is deeply passionate about. Since completing her Master's degree, Chandler has worked in outpatient psychiatry, focusing on treating a variety of mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, OCD, and ADHD. What sets Chandler apart is her holistic approach to psychiatry, integrating her Family Nurse Practitioner certification into her practice. This allows her to consider the entire body when creating treatment plans, ensuring a more well-rounded and personalized approach for her patients.
Outside of her professional life, Chandler is a loving wife to her husband Matt and a proud mother to their two boys, Tucker and Grady. In her free time, she enjoys expressing her creativity and staying active.
Emily Lane, Family Nurse Practitioner
Organic Living and Wellness LLC
Emily has obtained a Bachelors in Nursing from Charleston Southern University and a Master’s Degree from Clemson University. While in high school, Emily was diagnosed with Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder, which eventually led to a diagnosis of Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, POTS, and histamine issues. In seeking care for her condition, she found a large gap in provider knowledge and accessibility. Through years of personal study, research, and education, Emily has begun treating her own condition and advising others on the management of EDS. She is excited to formally offer care for those with previously diagnosed EDS, providing a new diagnosis when appropriate (with or without genetic testing), counseling on supplements and treatments, providing care coordination, and referring patients to specialists who will not dismiss their care needs.
Emily provides services for patients with pain, joint hypermobility, fatigue, gut issues, blood pressure/heart issues, and food intolerances. She provides education and access to supplements, therapies, nutrition, and more. A key feature of Emily’s approach is decreasing inflammation, improving mobility, managing blood pressure/heart rate, and improving day-to-day quality of life through education, nutrition, supplements, medications, and support devices. As someone with EDS, she has first-hand experience and knowledge regarding this disorder. Emily does not provide pain medications but partners with specialists for comprehensive care.
Emily is invested in fatigued, bloated, and in-pain young women and offers services to those without hypermobility as well, digging into the root cause of issues, whether it be gut issues, endocrine/hormones, anemia, autoimmune conditions, or vitamin deficiencies.
Markesia Fowler, Masters Level Social Work Intern
Markesia Fowler is a proud Southern girl, born and raised in Anderson, South Carolina. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness and a Master’s degree in Organization and Leadership from Anderson University. She is currently completing her second Master’s degree in Social Work from Walden University.
Markesia brings several years of experience in child welfare, having worked with the Anderson County Child Welfare Agency since 2018 in Family Preservation, Foster Care, and Investigations. These experiences have strengthened her passion for supporting individuals and families through life’s challenges.
As a social work intern in private practice, Markesia is committed to creating a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where clients feel heard, valued, and empowered to grow.
Outside of work, Markesia enjoys traveling, spending time with family and friends, and staying active through fitness.
Kiki Greenlee, Masters Level Social Work Intern
Kiki is a Master of Social Work student at Winthrop University and a social work intern under Ruth Harbin. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education from the University of South Carolina Upstate and brings a background in education, advocacy, and community-based support.
Through her professional and academic experiences, Kiki has developed a strong interest in understanding the many factors that shape an individual’s emotional well-being, relationships, and overall quality of life. She values taking the time to understand each client’s unique experiences, strengths, and goals rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach.
In her clinical work, Kiki strives to provide a supportive and welcoming environment where clients can feel comfortable being open and honest. She approaches each interaction with empathy, respect, and curiosity, meeting clients where they are and working together to identify meaningful steps toward growth and positive change.
215 Society Street aims to be an inclusive space. Our providers are knowledgeable and affirming of neurodivergence and understand the intersectionality of identities including LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC. We strive to practice cultural humility and use a multicultural framework in our services and community partnerships.
