Protecting Those Who Protect Us

We Understand the Job

With decades of combined experience in helping our law enforcement officers across the country, we are able to offer specialized services tailored to the unique stressors and culture of law enforcement.

Confidential Support You Can Trust

At our private Hilton Head Island office, you can be assured we provide you and your family with the calm, private setting where you can be free to talk openly without the fear of stigma or professional impact.

Stonger Officers, Stronger Families

Building resilience, restoring balance, and supporting the wellbeing of both officers and their loved ones.

Specialized Psychological Support for Law Enforcement Professionals

At Psychological & Counseling Associates of the Lowcountry, we understand the unique pressures, challenges, and responsibilities that come with a career in law enforcement. Officers, deputies, and first responders face situations daily that most people will never experience—making specialized mental health care not just beneficial, but essential.

Private, Focused, and Confidential.

  • Law Enforcement–Focused Expertise
    Our clinicians have specialized training in working with police, deputies, and other first responders. We understand the culture, the stress, and the toll the job can take—both on the individual and on their families.

  • Confidential Counseling (Individual & Marital)

    We recognize that stigma and confidentiality are often concerns for officers. Our practice ensures the highest level of privacy, so you can speak freely and seek the support you need without fear of professional repercussions.

  • Evidence-Based, Practical Support
    We provide therapy that is tailored to the unique realities of law enforcement. Whether you are dealing with acute stress, trauma, or the everyday strain of the job, our goal is to give you effective, real-world tools to cope and thrive through life during, and after the job.

Dr. Baker

As a licensed clinical psychologist, Dr. Baker has helped to implement and evaluate behavioral health programs for police departments across the country. He is a member of the Police Psychological Services Section of the IACP, the Psychologists in Public Service division of the American Psychological Association (APA), and a Lexipol Emergency Responder and Public Safety Certified Clinician.

Dr. Joyce

Dr. Joyce is a licensed clinical psychologist who has two decades of experience working alongside hundreds of law enforcement officers. She has experience treating law enforcement officers in multiple capacities—including therapy, assessments, marital therapy, pre-employment screenings, fitness for duty evaluations, and workers’ compensation cases involving acute and cumulative trauma.