Bright Side Counseling

Where Change Happens

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Located in West Columbia, SC, our team of licensed mental health professionals provide in-person and online mental health counseling for a wide variety of issues. We are dedicated to supporting clients in achieving meaningful changes. Our trauma-informed approach serves to establish resilient, confident individuals capable of living their most authentic lives, equipped with the tools they need to take on all that the world has to offer.

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Clinicians

Michelle
Michelle Stevens
LISW-CP
Dallas Kuhn
LPC, AADC
Ben Boatwright
Ben Boatwright
LPC
Chuck Crumpler
LISW-CP
Charles Goodson
LMFT
Bonnie Rauch-Bouie
LPC
Dr. Dave Leach
LPC, CRC, CH
Kat Man
LISW-CP
Keion Thompson
LPC
Heather Bennett
LPCA, ASDCS
Celeste Davis Keitt
LPCA
Devin Dotter
LPCA
Dr. Ken Taylor
LPC-S, CSAT
Founder & CEO

Administrative Staff

Josh
Reception
Wendy
Billing, Insurance,
& Referrals
John
John
Practice Manager
COO

The Annex

We are expanding!  Demand for our services has increased, and we have hired more compassionate therapists to allow us to serve even more clients.  Next to our main office, we now have two more therapy offices and a space for group therapy sessions.  If your appointment is next door, please stop by the main lobby first, and your clinician will come to get you.

Bright Side Counseling - Blog

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