Selah Center of Hope

07/29/2026

💙 We Want to Hear From You! 💙

As Selah Center of Hope prepares to enter our second year, we would love to hear from the families we have had the privilege of serving.

How has your experience with Selah Center of Hope been? What have we done well? What could we do better? Most importantly, how can we continue to better serve you and your family?

Your feedback helps us grow, improve, and continue creating a place where children, adolescents, young adults, and families feel safe, supported, heard, and valued.

Thank you for trusting us to be part of your journey. We are grateful to have you as part of the Selah family. 💙

Share your experience with us. We’re listening.

5.0 ⭐ · Mental health service in Greer, South Carolina

07/28/2026

We are deeply honored to receive this recognition. 💛

At Selah Grey, creating a place where children, adolescents, young adults, and families feel safe, seen, supported, and valued is at the heart of everything we do.

We believe everyone who walks through our doors belongs to the Selah Grey family. It is a privilege to walk alongside each of you through healing, growth, and hope.

Thank you for trusting us, believing in our mission, and allowing us to be part of your journey. This award belongs to the incredible families, community, and team who make Selah Grey what it is. 🩶

07/04/2026

Happy Independence Day

06/10/2026

Resource Sharing!

Tomorrow night we’re going live!!!!

And if you’ve been parenting a child who lies, twists situations, or responds with verbal aggression, consider this your formal invitation!

We’re going to talk about the moments you get the most stuck.

The times when you know what you saw.

But your child is saying something different.

And suddenly you’re in a conversation that feels confusing, emotional, and hard to resolve.

In these moments, most strategies fall into two categories:

• escalate the power struggle
• or try to “talk it through” without getting anywhere

And you know as well as I do…that doesn’t work.

So….let’s look at it a little bit different.

The brain and nervous system underneath the behavior.

In Brain-Based Strategies and Scripts for Lying, Manipulation, and Verbal Aggression, we’ll cover:

• why these behaviors happen
• what protection mode actually looks like
• how to respond without escalation
• and what to say in real-time moments

🗓 Tomorrow - June 11
⏰ 8pm ET
💵 $24
💻 Live on Zoom + recording included

If this sounds like something your family could use, the link is in my bio.

Or comment BRAIN and our 🤖 assistant will send you the link.

05/31/2026

We are adding a new therapist who specializes in Eating Disorders. We can't wait to introduce her to you!!

05/25/2026

This time of year is bitter sweet. I have 7 young adults graduated from high school. 6 headed to college. I can not express how proud I am of my young friends. They give me hope for our future! Best Wishes to all our graduates. We can't wait to see the difference you will make in this world!

04/05/2026

We are looking forward to serving our Greer, Greenville, and Spartanburg community.

04/04/2026

April is Autism Awareness Month. At Selah Center of Hope, we recognize autism not as a limitation, but as a unique set of strengths. We honor and celebrate the incredible abilities, perspectives, and “superpowers” our clients bring into the world every day.

03/28/2026

We are excited to welcome Alana Starwalt to Selah Center of Hope starting April 13th!

Alana is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate (LMFT-A) with a strong background in supporting young children and their families. With professional experience working with children and families since 2008, Alana brings a depth of knowledge in early childhood development and family systems, supporting children from early childhood through adolescence. Alana sees children as young as 3 years old.

She holds Bachelor’s degrees in Art Therapy and Psychology from Converse College and is currently a Registered Play Therapist (RPT) candidate. Alana has extensive experience as both an ABA therapist and an Early Interventionist, equipping her with a strong understanding of developmental milestones and the nuances of social-emotional growth. She has also presented on social-emotional development, helping caregivers better understand what is developmentally appropriate and how to effectively navigate each stage.

Areas of Focus

Social-emotional development

Behavioral and emotional regulation

Developmental delays and early intervention

Parenting support and caregiver coaching

Navigating diagnostic processes

504 Plans and IEP support

Alana specializes in working with children ages 3 and up, partnering closely with caregivers to navigate behavioral, emotional, and developmental challenges. She utilizes a gentle, relationship-based approach that incorporates modeling, coaching, and attuned listening to caregiver concerns.

Education & Experience

Bachelor’s Degrees in Art Therapy and Psychology from Converse College
Master Degree of Marriage and Family Therapy from Converse University
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate (LMFT-A)
Registered Play Therapist (RPT) Candidate

Experience as an ABA Therapist and Early Interventionist since 2008

In the therapy room, Alana creates a safe and welcoming space for exploration for clients of all ages. She integrates Internal Family Systems (IFS), Child-Centered Play Therapy, and experiential modalities to support healing and growth. Her approach is compassionate, collaborative, and creative, rooted in meeting each child and family exactly where they are while helping them map out where they want to be.
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03/13/2026

Selah Center of Hope is honored to welcome Hollyi Hall to our clinical team.

Hollyi is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who brings a deep commitment to creating spaces of safety, belonging, and healing for individuals and families. With experience across private practice, residential treatment programs, and community mental health settings, Hollyi walks alongside children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families as they navigate trauma, relational challenges, and life transitions.

Hollyi is rostered in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) through MUSC’s Project BEST program and provides trauma-informed care that honors each client’s story while supporting meaningful growth and restoration. Her therapeutic approach integrates evidence-based modalities including TF-CBT, Narrative Therapy, and the Flash Technique, helping clients process painful experiences, reduce distress, and build resilience for the future.

Throughout her career, Hollyi has worked with clients facing complex trauma, family and relationship conflict, OCD, and Autism Spectrum Disorder. She is passionate about meeting each person where they are and tailoring care to the unique strengths and needs of the individuals and families she serves.

At Selah Center of Hope, we believe healing happens within connection and community. Hollyi’s compassionate presence and clinical expertise beautifully reflect our mission to walk with children, teens, adults, and families as they move toward wholeness.

Hollyi serves clients ages 5 and older.

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