Counseling Center – Charlotte Therapy Center
Charlotte Therapy Center is a mental health counseling practice with offices in Matthews and Mint Hill, North Carolina, offering both in-person and online services to clients throughout the state. The practice was founded by Ed Nissen, LCSW, and operates with a clinical team of nine licensed professionals that includes Kiersten Setzer (LCMHC-A), Abby Miller (LCMHC-A), Aditi Patel (LCMHC-A), Emilia Glaser (LCMHC-A), Leanna Smith (LCMHC, LCAS-A), Frank Marazzo (LCMHC-A), Carolynn Moore (LCSWA), and Susan Christenson. Online services are available statewide across North Carolina.
The center addresses a broad range of mental health concerns. Therapeutic services include marriage counseling, depression counseling, anxiety and stress counseling, relationship and couples counseling, grief and loss counseling, trauma and PTSD therapy, family therapy, anger management counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, and mood disorder therapy. Additional areas of focus include substance abuse, infidelity, obsessive-compulsive disorder, Jungian therapy, and borderline personality therapy. Clinicians work with clients navigating ADHD, chronic stress, life transitions, oppositional defiance, and bereavement, among other concerns.
Session formats include individual therapy and couples or family counseling. Online therapy is available to North Carolina residents as an alternative to in-person visits at either location. The practice accepts most Blue Cross Blue Shield and Aetna insurance plans. Private pay clients are accepted via credit card, debit card, or cash, with a stated per-session rate of $150. Out-of-network reimbursement invoices are available for clients who carry insurance plans not directly accepted by the center.
The Mint Hill office is located at 7319 Matthews-Mint Hill Road, Mint Hill, NC 28227, reachable by phone at 980-890-9722. The Matthews office is situated at 325 Matthews-Mint Hill Road, Suite 103, Matthews, NC 28105, reachable at 704-900-2904. Both locations serve clients from the greater Charlotte metropolitan area and surrounding communities. The site does not state a year of establishment beyond identifying Ed Nissen, LCSW, as the founder of the center.