Anne Meyers, Counselor is a life coach in Columbia, SC. She operates as a Licensed Independent Social Worker Clinical Psychologist (LISW-CP) providing therapy services to individuals aged 6 to 64. Her practice focuses on evidence-based care for anxiety, panic attacks, stress management, and autism spectrum disorders. She serves clients across SC through both in-office and online appointments, accepting major insurance plans. While she does not manage medications, she provides comprehensive therapeutic support tailored to the unique needs of children, teens, and adults.
Anne specializes in treating ADHD, depression, and behavioral concerns in young people, while also assisting adults with identity questions, relationship issues, and early adulthood challenges. Her clinical approach utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness practices to help clients build resilience and achieve long-term emotional growth. She is particularly passionate about supporting the LGBTQ+ community, individuals connected to adoption and foster care, and families navigating developmental differences. By creating an affirming environment, she helps clients process experiences, explore identity, and develop confidence while addressing co-occurring challenges such as trauma and social anxiety. Outside of her clinical work, Anne brings a personal touch to her practice through her interests in painting, baking, and gardening.
The office is located at 3600 Forest Dr Suite 302, situated directly on Forest Drive and adjacent to North Beltline Boulevard. The location is a short walk from Quinine Hill Park and the Early Country Homes memorial, both within a tenth of a mile. A.C. Flora High School is also nearby, approximately half a mile away, placing the practice in a central area of Columbia.
Anne Meyers, Counselor provides specialized therapeutic support for a wide range of mental health needs in Columbia, SC. Her focus on evidence-based techniques and specific populations such as the LGBTQ+ community and those in foster care distinguishes her practice in the local area.