W. Rodney Andrews, AGNP-BC, PMHNP

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Bridging Physical and Mental Health for a Holistic Approach to Well-Being

Charleston Medicine and Behavioral Health is proud to announce the exceptional services of W. Rodney Andrews, AGNP-BC, PMHNP, a Board Certified Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. With a commitment to helping clients navigate the complexities of mental health and physical wellness, Rodney provides tailored support to individuals in need across Charleston, South Carolina.

Rodney specializes in assisting clients grappling with anxiety, depression, and a variety of emotional and psychological challenges. He understands that many individuals face obstacles such as a lack of motivation or performance issues in their personal and professional lives. By fostering an environment of compassion and understanding, he empowers clients to reclaim their joy, find inner peace, and seek relief from emotional pain.

With multiple degrees from esteemed institutions, including Duke University and the Medical University of South Carolina, Rodney brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his practice. His dual expertise in internal medicine and psychiatric mental health allows him to adopt a comprehensive approach to care. Employing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) alongside a humanistic approach, Rodney collaborates with clients to create personalized treatment plans that are both effective and sustainable.

In addition to therapy, Rodney is skilled in prescribing and managing medications for both physical and psychological issues. This integrative strategy ensures that each client receives the best possible outcomes for their overall health and well-being. His ability to manage acute and chronic physical health conditions alongside treatment for anxiety, depression, and trauma places him in a unique position to serve the diverse needs of his clients.

Individuals seeking support are invited to schedule an appointment and experience the compassionate care that W. Rodney Andrews provides. Whether struggling with mental health challenges or seeking to improve their overall quality of life, clients can feel confident in finding the help they need.

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