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SOUTH CAROLINA

Emma Taylor, LCSW-S, Supervisor,
Michigan, South Carolina, Texas

Emma Taylor is a thoughtful, warm, and occasionally funny therapist based in Houston, Texas, with a rich background in supporting individuals, children under 10, children over 10-teen, and young adults through various challenges and transitions in life. Emma harbors a deep belief in the transformative power of therapy, fostered by her intrinsic desire to create a safe harbor for her clients, where they feel truly heard and embraced in all their uniqueness.

Holly Hansen, LPC

Holly is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Professional Counselor-Associate, and Licensed Associate Counselor in South Carolina. She holds a master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Phoenix and a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Utah. At WCC, Holly aims to help people find the good in their bad and uncover their own truths, recognizing that guests are the experts on themselves.

Jodi Bates, LPC

Jodi is a licensed professional counselor who earned her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Colorado Christian University. Additionally, she is currently working on her CSAT certification. She decided to become a therapist because she loves helping others become their authentic selves. Before joining Willis CC, Jodi gained valuable experience leading process groups and education groups. At Willis CC, she’s excited to help guests navigate difficulties with substance abuse, sex addiction, disordered eating, relationships, intimacy, and other life stressors.

Michele Richey,
LISW, NCAC I, LCSW

We all experience difficult moments in life, no matter who we are or where we come from, and sometimes it’s simply too hard to do it alone. We need somebody we can talk to and, most importantly, somebody who will listen. Michele is a solid place to turn in these moments. Offering a safe space for individuals to express their feelings without judgment, discrimination, or repercussions from stigmatizing labels allows the process of change to unfold naturally.