Contact us
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Due to confidentiality concerns, please do not email Counseling Services staff directly. Students may contact Counseling Services staff by using our secure MyHealth portal. Students may log into the portal by entering their Network username and password. |
| Location: John M. Rampey, Jr. Center 490 Hodge Drive Spartanburg, SC 29303 |
Phone: (864) 503-5195 Email: counselingservices@uscupstate.edu Fax: (864) 345-1889 |
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Jennifer Gregory Director of Counseling Services |
Jennifer is native from San Juan, Puerto Rico. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor and a National Certified Counselor. Jennifer received a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Sociology and Master’s in Community Mental Health from the University of South Alabama.
Previously, Jennifer worked at AltaPointe Health in Mobile Alabama for a duration of 15 years. AltaPointe Health is an extensive healthcare system providing primary and behavioral healthcare. She served as the Assistant Director of Access to Care, Coordinator of Children and Adolescent Outpatient services, and Assistant Coordinator for children’s outpatient.
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Elizabeth Amoroso Administrative Assistant |
Beth is the administrative assistant for Counseling Services. Beth has nearly 20 years of experience working as an assistant in various office settings. Beth has worked for USC Upstate since 2010.
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Deirdre Dixon Administrative Assistant |
Dee is the part-time administrative assistant in Counseling Services. She relocated to the Upstate after working 25 years at a Washington, D.C. law firm. She also serves as a clerk for the South Carolina voting polls.
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Melody LeCroy Clinician |
Melody Juarez LeCroy (she/her) is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of South Carolina. Melody is a graduate of Winthrop University with a B.S. in Business Administration. She also graduated from Converse University with a Master of Marriage and Family Therapy degree in 2017. She has been a Board Certified-Telemental Health Provider since 2020. Melody completed training for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) trauma specialization in 2021. She is a supervisor for USC Upstate Counseling Services Graduate Interns. Melody works to support clients to re-write their own story and find peace.
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Taylor Looney Ayscue Clinician |
Taylor Looney Ayscue is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She received a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from Converse College and a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from Southern Wesleyan University. She is a Board Certified – Telemental Health Provider and a Certified Anger Management Specialist.
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Tony Perdomo Clinician |
Tony Perdomo has a Bachelor of Arts in Experimental Psychology from the University of South Carolina Spartanburg (now Upstate) and a Masters in Clinical Social Work from the University of South Carolina.
Tony is a licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been in a private practice setting since the early 2000s. He is also an approved supervisor for Social Work and others seeking to get licensed. His training is focused on effects of trauma, family systems, child development as well as biblical counseling.
Tony currently teaches in the Psychology Department as an Adjunct Professor teaching Child Advocacy and Abnormal Psychology. He loves helping others and looks forward to helping the students at USC Upstate. Tony is a Board Certified – Telemental Health Provider.
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Tiffany Sharpe Clinician |
Tiffany Sharpe is a Licensed Master of Social Work with a concentration in mental health. Tiffany received her Master’s in Social Work from University of South Carolina Columbia in 2019. She earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology with a minor in Business Administration from Clemson University in 2016. Tiffany is also a Board Certified – Telemental Health Provider.
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Kim DuBose Clinician |
Hello, my name is Kim DuBose (she/her). I am an independently licensed clinical social worker. I earned my MSW at Smith College’s School for Social Work. I will share some words regarding my philosophy and therapeutic approach. I know that therapy isn’t an easy endeavor. It will challenge you. There may be parts of you that are ambivalent about beginning therapy. Perhaps you’ve been wrestling with whether you should. If you have these ambivalent parts, it’s understandable and you are not alone in this. You simply have parts of yourselves that have been hurt, that are cautious and trying to protect you from further hurt. To assist in your healing, I will practice from an eclectic approach. I am IFS and EMDR trained and utilize various other therapeutic approaches. My ultimate goals as a therapist are two-fold: one, to help you cultivate your own innate and recoverable wisdom through curiosity about your parts and self-compassion; and, two, to hold you accountable in your desire to be in kind and authentic relationship within yourself and with others.
In addition to individual therapy, I absolutely love facilitating group therapy and bearing witness to group members growing, connecting to and supporting each other. It can be a magical experience. But no matter the modality, I practice therapy with curiosity, immersed with kindness. I consider therapy to be sacred work. And I am dedicated to providing multi-culturally affirming, sensitive, and competent care no matter your identity, gender, sex, shape, belief system, size, ability, persuasion, orientation or lived experience. I really want to know you and for you to know and value yourself and others.
– In Loving Communion--Kim