Counseling in Sampson, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Progressive Health Care & Counseling

Counseling

Clinton, NC

Progressive Health Care & Counseling offers ADHD counseling, CBT, and anxiety counseling across Apex, Cary, Chapel Hill, Durham, and other Triangle cities.

  • ADHD counseling
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
  • Anxiety counseling

Caring Hearts Professional Counseling Services, Pllc

Counseling

Clinton, NC

Caring Hearts Professional Counseling Services offers North Carolina-wide teletherapy, DOT SAP assessments, and counseling for adolescents age 13+ and adults.

  • North Carolina residents seeking teletherapy
  • Adolescents age 13+ needing individual counseling
  • Adults seeking anxiety, depression, grief, anger, or stress counseling

Mercy Care

Counseling

Clinton, NC

Mercy Care provides RN-monitored in-home care, including dementia, respite, and 24-hour/live-in support, in Charlotte and surrounding North Carolina counties.

  • Seniors needing personal care or companionship at home
  • Individuals with Alzheimer's, dementia, disabilities, or chronic conditions
  • Post-hospital recovery support

A member of the staff will respond promptly.

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FAQ

Does Caring Hearts offer counseling online in Sampson County?

Yes. Caring Hearts states that it provides virtual counseling throughout North Carolina through a HIPAA-compliant video platform.

Does counseling accept Medicaid or insurance?

Caring Hearts lists NC Medicaid Standard PHP plans and multiple private insurance plans among its accepted coverage. Confirm the specific plan and any copay before scheduling.

How much does counseling cost?

The supplied information does not list session prices. Ask about self-pay rates, copays, deductibles, and cancellation fees when contacting the counselor.

Can these counselors handle a mental-health emergency?

Caring Hearts identifies emergency or crisis response as outside its listed fit. For an immediate danger or psychiatric emergency, call 911 or 988 rather than waiting for a routine counseling appointment.