Dana Wiley, M.D.

Dr. Wiley is a Board Certified Psychiatrist, specializing in General Adult Psychiatry.  He has been in practice for over 20 years and has worked in a variety of settings including inpatient, outpatient and administrative psychiatry.  He has written several articles for Current Psychiatry Magazine.  Dr. Wiley has been acknowledged as one of South Carolina’s Top Psychiatrists for 5 consecutive years and recognized in The Guide to America’s Top Psychiatrists. He was Chief of Psychiatry at AnMed Medical Center from 2016-2018 and is on staff at Patrick B Harris State Psychiatric Hospital. He teaches students of Anderson University, University of South Carolina and Gardner Webb University who rotate through the practice

Rosario Quinonez, MA, LPC-S

Rosario Quinonez graduated in 2018 with a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Webster University. She also completed the Project Best (MUSC) / Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in 2018, and is now rostered to provide trauma therapy to 3 -18 year old kids. She has more than 10 years of experience in the clinical field. She worked in New York helping low income families to connect with resources to meet their needs and assisting them to cope with challenges in life. In South Carolina, she worked in A Child’s Haven as a mental health counselor where she led therapy and educational groups, provided individual therapy to kids 5 and under, and family therapy to teach parents to deal with behavioral and emotional disturbances. 

“I believe the therapeutic relationship between client and therapist is the starting point to have a successful treatment. I treat my cts as a whole, and I treat them with a non-judgmental approach in a safe environment.  I use an integrative approach to meet my cts where they are, and help them to become a healthier version on themselves. I have a passion to help others to overcome emotional challenges such as depression, anxiety, adjustment issues, trauma, and in the process I become their partner until they heal and meet their goals”. 

Danielle Tate, LMSW

Danielle received her Bachelor’s of Social Work from Limestone University in Gaffney, South Carolina and her Master’s degree was earned through the University of Louisville in Kentucky. She completed her bachelor level internship in a group home located in Duncan, South Carolina where she worked with foster children from the ages of 12 to 21. During her time with the group home, she assisted with de-escalating crisis situations, collaborated with school personnel to address behavioral challenges as well as handled case management for each child. Her master’s level internship was completed at A Child’s Haven in Greenville where she led family and individual therapy sessions, assisted with intake assessments, and addressed behavioral concerns in the classroom setting for children under the age of 5. Additionally, Danielle has experience working with children who have disabilities as well as experience working in an inpatient psychiatric hospital.  

Christopher Utsey, LMSW

Christopher Utsey received his Masters of Arts Counseling from Webster University in 2008. With over 10 years of outpatient therapy service experience, as well as specializing in a wide range of therapy services including addiction counseling, individual/group therapy, CBT, behavioral therapy services and more!

Tamika Earle, LMSW

Tamika Earle has a Master’s Degree from Walden University in Social Work and several years of experience working with adults. She utilizes Mindfulness Techniques, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Solution-Focused Therapy. 

Ms. Earle sees individual adults who are experiencing symptoms of anxiety and/or depression due to addiction, marital conflict, life transitions, lack of identity, dissatisfaction with careers, interpersonal conflict, family of origin struggles, low self-esteem, adjustment to parenting or other life phases and/or lack of motivation in general. She uses integrative and collaborative approach to help her clients move through the therapy experience toward a more ideal version of themselves.

“As your therapist, my goal is to provide you a safe & non-judgmental zone, a listening ear, and to assist you in navigating your way through these challenges. Seeking counseling services allows you to gain knowledge of better coping skills, it allows you to express your thoughts and feelings, and work on identifying triggers that may cause you to feel out of the ordinary.”