
Your service wasn’t easy— Finding a place to heal should be
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There are some things an 800mg Motrin can’t heal
Taking the first step toward healing isn’t easy. When you’re used to being the one others rely on, reaching out for support can feel especially hard.
At OATH, owner and therapist Sara McAvoy understands that struggle on a personal level. As both an Army combat veteran and a licensed clinical social worker, she combines lived experience with professional expertise to provide specialized care for military veterans, first responders, and their families.
Sara also works with individuals from all walks of life facing challenges like anxiety, depression, and trauma—offering a safe, supportive space to begin the journey toward healing and resilience.
Welcome to OATH.
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Services
At OATH, we primarily offer individual therapy sessions, while also integrating family or couples sessions when healing requires the support of loved ones.
Our areas of focus include:
- PTSD & trauma recovery - Moral injury - Anxiety & depression - Reintegration and life transitions - Other challenges that impact emotional well-being
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Fees / Insurance
A standard 50-minute therapy session is available at a self-pay rate of $95.
OATH currently accepts the following insurance plans:
- Aetna - Anthem EAP - Carelon Behavioral Health - Quest Behavioral Health - Cigna
We are also in the process of joining the networks for Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina.
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How we approach therapy
Healing looks different for everyone, which is why we use a mix of proven approaches that are especially helpful for trauma and stress.
CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy): A practical approach that helps you recognize and change unhelpful thought patterns so you can feel more in control of your emotions and choices.
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing): A specialized method that helps the brain process painful memories so they feel less overwhelming.
Trauma-Informed Care: Above all, we create a safe, supportive space where your experiences are understood and respected.

Strength isn’t just what carried you through the fight—it’s what helps you choose healing when the battle is over.
— OATH