Who can participate
Services are currently available to eligible students enrolled at Clemson Elementary School or West End Elementary School. Eligibility and insurance coverage are reviewed during intake.
Meet the CFS team
Support where students
School-based therapy
Support where students
already are.
Meet the therapists bringing mental health support into Clemson Elementary and West End Elementary in the School District of Pickens County.
How the program works
School-based care, without another trip across town.
CFS provides counseling and behavioral health services during the school day, helping eligible students access support in a familiar setting.
Where care happens
Therapy is provided on campus at the two participating schools. CFS does not operate a physical office in Pickens County.
How to begin
Families may speak with their child’s counselor or teacher, contact CFS Intake, or submit the secure online referral form. The online form is the preferred starting point.
What happens next
Intake reviews eligibility, coverage, and submitted information, then contacts the family about the appropriate next steps.
Start here
Request school-based services.
Questions? Contact Shelby Feeney, MSW, Intake Manager, at intake@carolinafamily.org or 864-283-0637, ext. 200.
Our school-based therapists
Helping students build skills where they learn.
Each profile includes the experience behind the role and the character that reflects something personal about the person doing the work.
Chosen character: Wonder Woman
Stephanie Smith, MSW, LMSW
School-Based Therapist | Clemson Elementary School
Stephanie is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) and received her bachelor’s degree from the University of South Carolina in Interdisciplinary Studies of Psychology, Sociology, and Criminal Justice. She also received her master’s degree in Social Work from the University of South Carolina.
Stephanie has experience working with children and adolescents in school settings who are navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, trauma-related disorders, grief, and autism spectrum disorder. She uses therapeutic approaches that include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, mindfulness, and play techniques. She has completed the required training to implement Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Triple P Parenting.
Stephanie was born and raised in Greenville, South Carolina. When she is not working, she enjoys attending or watching Gamecock sports, spending time with her family, and working on arts and crafts.
If Stephanie could be a superhero, she would choose Wonder Woman because she represents compassion, truth, empathy, strength, and helping people find their own power.
Chosen character: Shuri
Korri Watt, MSW, LMSW
School-Based Mental Health Therapist | West End Elementary School
Korri is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) who received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Claflin University and her master’s degree in Social Work from the University of South Carolina. Go Gamecocks!
Korri works with elementary school-aged children and is passionate about helping them express themselves, develop their own voices, and better understand their emotions. She uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT), and Motivational Interviewing (MI), along with a client-centered approach that keeps each child’s needs, experiences, and goals at the center of care. Korri strives to create a safe and supportive environment where children can identify and communicate their big emotions while developing healthy, age-appropriate coping skills.
Originally from the Upstate of South Carolina, Korri spent the past few years in Columbia and is excited to be back home. Outside of work, she enjoys reading romance novels, going to the gym, trying new desserts, and spending time with family and friends.
Korri chose Shuri from Black Panther because she is intelligent, compassionate, innovative, and confident in who she is. As a mental health therapist, Korri values using her knowledge and skills to help others while continuing to grow and learn herself.
Chosen character: Batman
Keri-Ann Daniel
Master’s Intern | School-Based and Outpatient
Keri-Ann earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Georgia Southern University and is currently completing Capella University’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling program.
Outside of work and school, Keri-Ann enjoys going on adventures with her husband and their two cats.
Keri-Ann chose Batman because she relates to his resilience and resourcefulness when facing obstacles.