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Psychiatry of Greenville

Psychiatry of Greenville

About Psychiatry of Greenville

Personal, thoughtful psychiatric care for adults and adolescents in Greenville, South Carolina.

Our Approach

Psychiatric care should feel personal, not transactional.

Seeking psychiatric care can feel overwhelming, especially when access is limited or appointments feel rushed. Psychiatry of Greenville was built around a different model—one that gives patients time, attention, and individualized treatment.

Our care is rooted in evidence-based psychiatry and thoughtful prescribing. When medication is appropriate, we aim to use the right treatment, at the right time, for the right reason, while keeping treatment as simple and effective as possible.

We meet each person with humility, curiosity, and respect, then build a plan around their story, strengths, relationships, and goals.

What Guides Us

A more thoughtful standard of care

Modern psychiatric expertise works best when it is paired with time, sound judgment, and a meaningful therapeutic relationship.

01

Time to Understand

Good treatment begins with careful listening. We take time to understand symptoms in the context of your history, relationships, strengths, challenges, and hopes for care.

02

Thoughtful Prescribing

When medication is helpful, we favor the lowest effective dose and the simplest effective plan—monitoring closely and avoiding unnecessary complexity.

03

Relationships Matter

Psychiatric care is collaborative. We work with you and, with permission, coordinate with the therapists, physicians, and specialists already involved in your care.

Meet Our Physicians

Expertise with a human touch

Our psychiatrists combine evidence-based treatment with close listening, psychotherapy-informed care, and respect for the complexity of each person’s experience.

Jacob Kaiser, MD, psychiatrist at Psychiatry of Greenville
Psychiatrist

Jacob Kaiser, MD

Psychotherapy-informedHumanistic psychiatryTeaching & mentorship

Dr. Kaiser believes exceptional psychiatric care begins with taking the time to truly listen. His approach blends evidence-based medicine with psychotherapy, humanistic psychiatry, and a deep respect for each patient’s lived experience.

He previously served as Medical Director of the Prisma Center for Psychiatry, caring for patients while teaching and supervising resident physicians. He has also served as a Clinical Instructor with the USC School of Medicine Greenville and directed its Medical Humanities course.

Read Dr. Kaiser’s full bio
Aaron Dedmon, MD, psychiatrist at Psychiatry of Greenville
Board-Certified Psychiatrist

Aaron Dedmon, MD

Medication & psychotherapyLifestyle careTMS & ECT training

Dr. Dedmon integrates medication, psychotherapy, and lifestyle care, viewing symptoms within the broader context of each person’s relationships, strengths, stressors, and goals.

He served as Chief Resident at Prisma Health’s Greer Psychiatry Residency Program and later joined Prisma Health as an attending psychiatrist and Clinical Assistant Professor with the USC School of Medicine Greenville. His additional training in TMS and ECT informs his extensive work with treatment-resistant depression and other complex conditions.

Read Dr. Dedmon’s full bio
Who We Care For

Care for adults and adolescents

Ages 14 and olderComprehensive outpatient psychiatric care for adults and adolescents of high-school age and older.

Care may include a comprehensive diagnostic evaluation, thoughtful medication management, psychotherapy, and—with your permission—coordination with your existing care team.

Depression and mood disorders
Bipolar disorders
Anxiety disorders
Panic disorder
OCD
PTSD and trauma-related concerns
Social anxiety
ADHD / ADD
Eating disorders
Psychotic disorders
Peripartum mental health
Sexual health concerns
Finding the Right Setting

When care may be better provided elsewhere

Some needs are best supported through specialized programs, memory-care services, or a higher level of care. Our practice may not be the best fit for individuals who:

Are under age 14

Younger children generally benefit from clinicians and programs devoted specifically to pediatric psychiatric care.

Need memory care

Advanced dementia and related conditions are best managed through specialized geriatric or memory-care services.

Primarily need opioid-use treatment

Primary opioid use disorder is often best supported through a dedicated addiction-treatment program.

Unsure whether our practice is the right fit? Contact us and we will help guide you toward the most appropriate next step.

A Thoughtful Place to Begin

Ready to take the first step?

Request an initial evaluation online, or call us if you would like to talk through whether Psychiatry of Greenville is the right fit for your needs.