Trauma-informed. Evidence-based. Compassionate care.
Outpatient trauma therapy with EMDR, DBT and TF-CBT, plus clinical consultation and supervision for mental health professionals.
Oasis Clinical Care Management & Consultation PLLC provides outpatient behavioral health care for teens, adults, families and working professionals, with evidence-based approaches such as EMDR and Dialectical Behavior Therapy.
Licensed clinicians offer personalized care for depression, anxiety, PTSD and substance use concerns, in person and by secure telehealth for eligible clients, serving Indian Trail, Matthews and nearby communities.
Two ways we help
Seeking care
Individual therapy, screened DBT skills groups and family-focused care for adults, adolescents and families.
For clinicians and practices
Guidance for clinicians seeking licensure supervision, case consultation, or help building and growing a private practice.
Services offered
Local outpatient care in Indian Trail (28079) and Matthews and Pineville (28104, 28105, 28106), with clinical consultation also serving Charlotte.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing helps clients process distressing memories in a safe setting. Offered for PTSD, anxiety and trauma, individually or in groups.
Read service detailsA structured, evidence-based approach for children, adolescents and families working through the effects of trauma, building coping skills and family support.
Read service detailsPersonalized care to understand the patterns behind anxiety and low mood, develop practical coping strategies and strengthen daily functioning.
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Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, a non-invasive, non-medication option associated with treatment-resistant depression.
Read service detailsSupport for student-athletes, competitors, coaches and active individuals with performance anxiety, confidence, focus and recovery from sports-related trauma.
Read service detailsClinical interviews and risk assessment tools, with detailed reporting for courts and treatment providers. Child custody evaluations are not offered.
Read service detailsSource-listed in-home behavioral health support. Confirm current scope, eligibility and availability with the practice.
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Non-medical, high-intensity community residential treatment in a supervised, structured environment.
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Structured, intensive day treatment combining individual therapy, groups and psychiatric support. Patients return home daily.
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Structured support for substance use recovery, trauma and stabilization while keeping daily responsibilities, with evening and weekend sessions.
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Meet the founder
LCSW, LISW-CP, CCSOTS, CFTC · Chief Clinical Officer and Owner
A licensed clinical social worker whose practice centers on trauma treatment, EMDR, forensic behavioral health and clinical supervision.
He holds a BSW from Norfolk State University (1999) and an MSW from the University of South Carolina (2001). He began his career in the adult outpatient program at Carolina Healthcare-Randolph, where he obtained his LCSW, and served two terms on the NASW North Carolina Chapter board representing Mecklenburg, Union County and surrounding areas.
The practice also lists Matricia Hurst, Billing and Insurance Director; Chrystal Hettinger, MSW, Clinical Coordinator; and UNC Charlotte School of Social Work interns Zay Hassel and Asia Stevenson. The source contains vacant therapist placeholders; confirm current staffing directly.
Therapeutic groups
Mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation and interpersonal effectiveness for managing intense emotions and strengthening relationships.
Age-appropriate skills for strong emotions, peer pressure, family conflict and school stress, applied at home, at school and in relationships.
Separate adolescent and adult groups focused on emotional regulation, impulse management, accountability, consent and healthy boundaries, alongside individualized treatment.
Open-ended format. Virtual groups run 16 to 24 weeks and are separated by age and clinical presentation. Participants are screened first and must be active in individual therapy. Specialized groups complement individualized, offense-specific treatment and safety planning.
Group detailsFor clinicians and practices
Business formation, licensing, insurance credentialing, documentation systems, policies and procedures, marketing and operations for building a mental health practice.
Private practice questionnaire (opens an external site and leaves this demo)Individual and group supervision covering clinical skills, treatment planning, documentation review, licensure preparation, ethics and leadership development.
Clinical supervision questionnaire (opens an external site and leaves this demo)Case discussion and professional guidance for practitioners, organizations and care teams in Indian Trail, Matthews and Charlotte.
SEO, visibility, intake streamlining and responsive digital forms for mental health practices.
Featured books
$189.79
For practicing clinicians preparing for licensure, focused on the eight tested study areas.
Prices as listed on the practice's current store. Purchases are not available in this preview.
Fees and FAQ
Source-listed fees. Confirm current prices; the source states 30 days notice for changes.
The practice says voicemail is confidential and lists a typical 8 to 24 hour response window. Call or text 980-397-0469; avoid sensitive health details.
Cash, checks, HSA cards, Visa, MasterCard and American Express.
The source lists insurance for treatment services only. Confirm current network participation, benefits and deductibles. Single case agreements may sometimes be arranged, subject to approval.
Generally no. The initial diagnostic interview can be billed, but forensic and other lengthy evaluations require direct payment, with a detailed receipt provided.
No. Referrals to professionals who do can be provided.
Insurance network details to be confirmed
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