Lumin’s new office is located one mile from downtown Greer. | Photo provided by Lumin
Exciting news: A new therapy practice is now open in Greer.
With an established location in downtown Greenville (306A Mills Ave.), Lumin has been serving our community since 2020 — and now, its services are expanding.
Offering a modern approach to therapy, Lumin’s team includes therapists and career coaches working to help their clients feel grounded, joyful, successful, and in control. (Looking for a job in the field? Lumin is also expanding its team.)
This new location, located a mile away from Greer’s thriving downtown area, will provide services like:
Individual therapy for adults and adolescents
Career coaching
Community-building events for therapists
College admissions coaching services + workshops for students and parents
Did that last one catch your eye? The college application process can be significantly stressful for both students and parents, so Lumin’s coaching program will integrate a well-being component, providing therapy services and workshops to help students and families cope.
The space
Lumin‘s approach to therapy extends to its space, with a physically calming environment designed to help clients feel relaxed and re-energized. The space also features art pieces from local artists, rotating throughout the year.
Lumin believes going to therapy should feel like going to your favorite coffee shop, a re-energizing experience in a physically calming environment.
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Photo provided by Lumin
The new Greer office boasts a modern aesthetic with 20-ft vaulted ceilings, resulting in a peaceful, airy, and light-filled look and feel. Clients are invited to come in early for their sessions to enjoy coffee, tea, and soft drinks.
The approach
With the tagline “Modern Therapy for Awesome People,” here are two big things to know about Lumin:
Lumin is not your typical therapy practice. Its team uses a fresh, down-to-earth, and positive approach to help professionals and motivated individuals confidently deal with life, work, and family.
Lumin is more than a therapy practice. It’s also a career coaching space for professionals and entrepreneurs to help them achieve wellness, success, and purpose.
Interested in booking a session? More good news: Lumin is currently accepting new clients.
Which of the following goals are most important to you in 2024?
A. Emotional fitness B. Career fulfillment C. Greater connection to friends and family D. Financial wellbeing E. Traveling more F. Finding my purpose in life
Volunteer Interest Night | Tuesday, Jan. 30 | 6-7 p.m. | Mill Village Ministries Hub, 1186 Pendleton St., Greenville | Free | Hear about each of Mill Ministries’ social enterprises and how you can get involved volunteering.
80s Karaoke | Tuesday, Jan. 30 | 8-11:30 p.m. | Radio Room Greenville, 110 Poinsett Hwy., Greenville | Free | Tease your hair and dust off your shoulder pads to sing your favorite hits from the 80s.
Wednesday, Jan. 31
Magic Wand Wood Turning Class | Wednesday, Jan. 31 | 12-4 p.m. | Rockler Woodworking and Hardware, 1117C Woodruff Rd., Greenville | $115 | Express your inner wizard with a custom-turned wand.
Thursday, Feb. 1
Neighborhood Night | Thursday, Feb. 1 | 5:30-8:30 p.m. | Upcountry History Museum, 540 Buncombe St., Greenville | Free | Visit the museum and its exhibits without paying admission.
John Crist: The Emotional Support Tour | Thursday, Feb. 1-Friday, Feb. 2 | 7 p.m. | Peace Center, 300 S. Main St., Greenville | $29.75-$89.75 | Comedian John Crist, known for his stand up and social media sketches, will take the stage.
Saturday, Feb. 3
Day of the Woman 2024 | Saturday, Feb. 3 | 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. | USC School of Medicine Greenville, 607 Grove Rd., Greenville | $20 | Join the USC School of Medicine Greenville’s inaugural Day of the Woman Conference to hear engaging speakers present on topics related to Women Winning at Health.*
Ice Cream for Breakfast Day | Saturday, Feb. 3 | 9 a.m. | Clare’s Creamery, 1635 E. North St., Greenville | Price of purchase | Enjoy special ice cream breakfast flavors at this annual celebration.
Stick it to Cancer Night | Saturday, Feb. 3 | 5:05 p.m. | Bon Secours Wellness Arena, 650 N. Academy St., Greenville | $30-$58 | The Swamp Rabbits take the ice against the Jacksonville Icemen in special jerseys to raise awareness for cancer research.
The Stanley Quencher is Amazon’s No. 1 home and kitchen best seller. | Graphic by 6AM City
Ins for 2024: Portable hydration. According to Fast Company, Stanley — of the viral Stanley Quencher — made $750 million last year, and obsession with the water bottle is not slowing down.
But Stanley is not alone. Choose your weapon water bottle from today’s top brands:
The parking lot across from Yee-Haw Brewing Co. is for sale, listed at $15 million. The 2.27-acre parking lot on McBee Avenue is advertised as “one of the only large infill sites remaining in downtown Greenville’s central business district.” The city says it would like to see “significant density” on the site. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Biz
Ro & Co — a boutique located in the Village of West Greenville — is moving to 500 Congaree Rd. at the end of February. Follow its social media for an official reopening date + grand opening celebration.
Open
HOTBOX by Myami Bites (which was formerly a Gather GVL concept) is now open at The Eighth State Brewing Company. Get a taste of Miami street food as you sip on a local craft beer.
Sports
The 2023-2024 Greenville Swamp Rabbits are the fastest Greenville team to reach 30 wins in a season after defeating the Everblades last Saturday. It only took them 42 regular season games, which smashed the 1999-2000 Greenville Grrrowl’s record of 45.
Civic
The City of Mauldin is hosting two meetings for public input on stormwater drainage problems and flood-prone areas. Stop by City Hall on Monday, Feb. 5 from 4 to 6 p.m. + Monday, Feb. 19 from 5 to 7 p.m., or fill out the online feedback form.
Feel Good
The Greenville Zoo’s red panda cubs need names. Choose from: Johnny and June, Mushu and Cricket, Apple and Cider + Bark and Petal. Cast your vote.
Seasonal
Hey Valentines. If you’re looking for flowers, Grove Florals’ build-your-own bouquet bar is popping up at the City Market at Bridgeway on Tuesday, Feb. 13. You can also preorder a bouquet and pick it up.
Finance
You can’t correct your financial woes if you don’t fully understand how far-reaching they are. Creating a budget gives you that big-picture image of your financial situation. Here’s how to create your budget in four steps.*
Biz
Imagine: You’re having a productive workday surrounded by natural light in your workspace while being focused and distraction-free. Make your 2024 productivity goals a reality at Endeavor, and see what members are saying about the space.*
Home
Did you know that water damage costs homeowners up to $20 billion each year? With record rainfall so far in 2024, it’s best to make sure your crawl space or basement is protected. Bonus: Crawlspace Medic offers professional inspections, completely free. Keep your home dry this season.*
Seasonal
Love is in the air
Our readers’ local love stories
We love you, Greenville. | Graphic by 6AM City
Have you found love in Greenville? We want to know about it.
This Valentine’s Day, we’re creating a map of places where our readers have made memories around the area. We want to hear about every kind of relationship. Tell us about your meet cute stories, getting advice from a parent, learning to love yourself... we love love stories in all their forms. (But do keep it PG, please.)
Add a story to our map below by clicking the green “add point” button. You have until Friday, Feb. 9 to submit for a chance to be featured in our interactive map (and newsletter).
We’ll go first with a story of our own. City Editor Danielle here. My husband Clay and I had a beautiful example set for us in how to love for life. One of GVLtoday’s most loyal readers, our Nanny (Jean), met her husband, our Poppy (George), when they were kids. After a decade of growing up as neighbors and friends, they were married for 70+ years. One can only hope to find a love like that.
I was excited to finally visit the Warehouse Book Outlet’s sale over the weekend. I picked up a big stack of children’s books to donate to my sorority’s annual book drive.
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