Claire Wills, LMSW
Therapist in Mount Pleasant, SC

Meet Claire

Claire Wills, LMSW, is a therapist at Low Country Behavioral Health who works with children (8+), teens, young adults, and families. She believes therapy should be a place where clients feel supported, encouraged, and empowered to better understand themselves while working toward meaningful, lasting change.

Claire recognizes that reaching out for help isn't always easy. Whether someone is experiencing anxiety, school-related stress, grief, behavioral concerns, or a major life transition, she strives to create a welcoming environment where clients can explore challenges, build on their strengths, and develop practical tools for everyday life.

Her Approach to Therapy

Claire works with children (8+), teens, young adults, and families experiencing anxiety, ADHD, school-related stress, behavioral concerns, grief, life transitions, and family changes.

She understands that every client has a unique story, which is why she tailors therapy to each person's individual needs, strengths, and goals. Claire takes a collaborative, compassionate approach that focuses on helping clients better understand their emotions, build healthy coping strategies, strengthen relationships, and develop confidence in managing life's challenges.

When working with children and teens, Claire partners closely with parents and caregivers to support progress beyond the therapy session. By working together, families can better understand their child's needs while reinforcing new skills at home and creating lasting change.

Areas of Focus

Claire provides therapy for:

• Anxiety disorders

• ADHD

• School-related stress

• Behavioral Concerns

• Grief and loss

• Family challenges

• Self-esteem and confidence

Education & Background

Claire earned her Master of Social Work (MSW) from Columbia University and her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Wake Forest University.

Her clinical experience includes working with children, adolescents, young adults, and families experiencing anxiety, grief, illness, behavioral concerns, and life transitions. She is committed to providing evidence-based, compassionate care that helps clients build resilience and create meaningful change.