Contact Us
LocationWestern Carolina Counseling Services is located in the front of a yellow house with the entrance to the waiting room through the front white porch. Please let yourself in and a counselor will be with you shortly. AppointmentsPlease call (828) 586-8700 to make an appointment. If we are unable to answer the phone because we are seeing a client or out of the office, please leave a message with your name and phone number and we will get back with you as soon as we can. |
Detailed Directions
Take Hwy 107 toward downtown Sylva and go through downtown Sylva on Mill St. (also called “Back St.”). When this one-way street becomes the two-way highway to Dillsboro, go 400 ft. and take the first right (just past the Economy Inn on the right, and just before Mark Watson Park on the left) across a small bridge (there is no street sign for Dillsboro Road). Go 200 ft. and take the first right (also called Dillsboro Rd.) and go up a small hill 300 ft. and take the first left onto Sylvan Hts. Road. Go 500 ft. to the third driveway on the left and park in that driveway.
Take Hwy 23/74 west to Exit 83 and go south on Grindstaff Cove Road for half a mile toward downtown Sylva. Turn right onto Dillsboro Rd. and go 1/3 of a mile where you turn right onto Sylvan Heights Road. Go 500 ft. to the third driveway on the left and park in the driveway.
Get to Dillsboro from Franklin via Hwy 441 north; or from Bryson City via Hwy 32/74/441 east and get off at Exit 81. At the intersection (Hwy 441 and 107) in Dillsboro go east 1 ¼ miles toward Sylva. Just before entering downtown Sylva, turn left to go over a small bridge (there is no street sign for Dillsboro Road which is right after passing Mark Watson Park on the right and just before Economy Inn on the left). Go 200 ft. and take the first right (also called Dillsboro Rd.) and go up a small hill 300 ft. and take the first left onto Sylvan Heights Road. Go 500 ft. to the third driveway on the left and park in that driveway.
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