Learning Curve Child and Family Psychology
About the Practice
Learning Curve Child and Family Psychology offers psychological services, including family counseling, child and adolescent services. With licensed professionals, this practice provides compassionate, evidence-based care tailored to individual client needs.
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Practice Context in IntroTherapy
- • IntroTherapy lists 8 mental health practices in Surfside Beach. Learning Curve Child and Family Psychology is one of them.
- • 3,548 practices statewide in South Carolina are tracked in our directory.
- • 448 practices in South Carolina list ADHD as a focus area.
- • Typical mental health clinic compensation in South Carolina: $45,000 – $88,000 (median $58,000). Source: BLS OEWS, state cost-of-labor adjusted.
Data compiled from U.S. state licensing boards, NPI public registry, and verified practice listings. Mental health is a YMYL topic — we prioritize licensed, verified providers only. Methodology & sources · Updated August 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Learning Curve Child and Family Psychology located?
Learning Curve Child and Family Psychology is located at 1500 US-17 BUS Suite 201, Surfside Beach, SC 29575.
What is the phone number for Learning Curve Child and Family Psychology?
You can reach Learning Curve Child and Family Psychology at (843) 481-0725.
What does Learning Curve Child and Family Psychology specialize in?
Learning Curve Child and Family Psychology lists the following clinical focus areas: ADHD, Anxiety, Autism Spectrum, Depression, Family Conflict.
How is Learning Curve Child and Family Psychology rated?
Learning Curve Child and Family Psychology is rated 5.0 out of 5 based on 1 patient reviews.
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Learning Curve Child and Family Psychology