For questions on how to access mental health services and supports in Centre County, call Centre County and ask for Mental Health Intake at (814) 355-6786. Click here to download the County's official mental health guide.
Case Management - A case manager works in partnership with individuals to ensure that people receive services that facilitate their unique life paths and are linked with community resources that facilitate whole health wellness. Case Management Services are free of charge to individuals.
Community Based Services - Services in community settings designed to help participants meet their recovery goals while also pursuing employment, housing, education, social, and other goals.
Programs like Peer Support and Mobile Psychiatric Rehabilitation are available to help you with our goals.
Peer Support encompasses a range of activities and interactions between people who share similar experiences of being diagnosed with mental health conditions, substance use disorders, or both.
Mobile PR (Psychiatric Rehabilitation) focuses on working with participants, one to one, in the environment in which they need education and support to achieve their goals. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Staff partners with each person to instill hope by helping to identify meaningful personalized life goals they want to achieve.
Crisis Services - These services are available to anyone who contacts providers for emergency help.
In-Patient Mental Health - In-Patient MH care is reserved for acute mental, emotional, and/or behavioral problems that cannot be treated safely on an outpatient basis. The purpose of hospitalization is to stabilize and discharge the individual to the community as soon as possible.
Out-Patient Mental Health - These services include individual, group, and family therapies, as well as medication management.
Child / Adolescent - Resources for those in the age 3 and up range.
Substance Abuse - Includes providers who offer services for help with substance abuse.
Map - See visually where the providers are located in Centre County.
Veterans - Includes providers for veterans.
Residential - Housing resources. Also visit our housing directory in our Resources page here.
Autism - According to psychiatry.com, autism is a complex developmental condition involving persistent challenges with social communication, restricted interests, and repetitive behavior.
Community Based Services - Services in community settings designed to help participants meet their recovery goals while also pursuing employment, housing, education, social, and other goals.
Programs like Peer Support and Mobile Psychiatric Rehabilitation are available to help you with our goals.
Peer Support encompasses a range of activities and interactions between people who share similar experiences of being diagnosed with mental health conditions, substance use disorders, or both.
Mobile PR (Psychiatric Rehabilitation) focuses on working with participants, one to one, in the environment in which they need education and support to achieve their goals. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Staff partners with each person to instill hope by helping to identify meaningful personalized life goals they want to achieve.
Crisis Services - These services are available to anyone who contacts providers for emergency help.
In-Patient Mental Health - In-Patient MH care is reserved for acute mental, emotional, and/or behavioral problems that cannot be treated safely on an outpatient basis. The purpose of hospitalization is to stabilize and discharge the individual to the community as soon as possible.
Out-Patient Mental Health - These services include individual, group, and family therapies, as well as medication management.
Child / Adolescent - Resources for those in the age 3 and up range.
Substance Abuse - Includes providers who offer services for help with substance abuse.
Map - See visually where the providers are located in Centre County.
Veterans - Includes providers for veterans.
Residential - Housing resources. Also visit our housing directory in our Resources page here.
Autism - According to psychiatry.com, autism is a complex developmental condition involving persistent challenges with social communication, restricted interests, and repetitive behavior.
Case Management
Case Management - A case manager works in partnership with individuals to ensure that people receive services that facilitate their unique life paths and are linked with community resources that facilitate whole health wellness. Case Management Services are free of charge to individuals.
|
Centre County Mental Health/
Intellectual Disabilities/ Early Intervention-Drug and Alcohol www.centrecountypa.gov Phone: 814-355-6786 3500 E. College Ave, Suite 1200 State College, PA 16801 |
Centre County Mental Health identifies, evaluates, and refers adults and children/adolescents diagnosed with mental illness, behavioral health needs, or emotional disorders. We provide all levels of case management - Administrative Case Management (ACM) and Blended Case Management (BCM). Centre County Mental Health is a contracted provider of Targeted Case Management (TCM) under Behavioral Health Managed Care(Community Care Behavioral Health). Centre County MH works in conjunction with our ID, EI, and D&A partners. A case manager will work with you to ensure that you receive mental health services and supports and are linked to community resources available to assist you in your recovery. Case managers perform similar functions and vary in their frequency of contact. Individuals can work within the continuum of case management services depending on their level of need. Centre County MH provides Mental Health TCM Services (Blended Case Management) to eligible residents of Centre County. Individual recovery progress is reviewed on an on-going basis. The goal of these services is to enhance each individual’s independence within the community. Individuals are referred to external providers for other services. If you would like information, please call (814) 355-6786, press zero (0) to get an operator and ask to speak with Mental Health Intake.
|
|
Centre Helps
www.centrehelps.org Phone: For short-term case management or if you are dealing with a crisis, struggling financially or just want someone to listen and offer support, please call 814-237-5855 (24/7) or (toll free) 800-494-2500 410 S Fraser St State College, PA 16801 Weekdays, 9AM - 6PM |
Centre Helps provides emotional support, substance abuse education, basic needs case management, emergency food and transportation, and volunteer services. They host a four-week education and emotional support class for parents struggling with the addiction of a child.
|
|
Centre Volunteers in Medicine
www.cvim.net Phone: 814-231-4043 Fax: 814-272-7167 2520 Green Tech Drive, Suite D State College, PA 16803 |
CVIM offers Integrated Behavioral Health Services (IBHS). We are a team made up of Primary Care Doctors, psychologist, consulting psychiatrist, Behavioral Health Case Management, and individual counselors. When a behavioral health referral is received from a PCP, an intake is conducted. Needs are identified and a plan of care is put in place. CVIM offers both telehealth and in-person depending on availability of individual counseling staff.
|
|
Interfaith Human Services
www.interfaithhumanservices.org Phone: 814-234-7731 Fax: 814-234-7411 251 Easterly Parkway, Suite 200 |
At Interfaith Human Services, we work to help our neighbors gain financial stability through various programs that guide and educate families and individuals. Read more about each of our programs. We do this through our Financial Care, Centre County Fuel Bank, Free Furniture and Appliance, and our Emergency Vehicle Repair programs.
|
|
Founded out of love for their children with intellectual disabilities, a group of family members started Strawberry Fields on a farm in Yarnell, PA in 1972. At that time, the only alternative was placement in a state operated facility. These institutions had a long history of segregation and isolation. Our founding families had a dream and a vision of the time when people with disabilities would be accepted and recognized for their unique contributions to our community. Strawberry Fields, Inc. provides comprehensive services and supports for people with disabilities and their families. Today, we have grown from that farm to an organization that offers a continuum of services, enhancing the lives of individuals and families with developmental delays, intellectual disabilities, and mental illness.
|
Community Based Services
Community Based Services - Services in community settings designed to help participants meet their recovery goals while also pursuing employment, housing, education, social, and other goals.
|
AIDS Resource
Phone: 814-272-0818 129 S Sparks St, Suite #1, State College PA 16801 Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
AIDS Resource provides a host of services to people living with HIV or AIDS including: case management; referrals; housing assistance; assistance with food, nutritional supplements, medications, transportation to medical/dental appointments, insurance co-pays and deductibles, medical bills, dental bills and necessary utilities.
AIDS Resource also provides testing for HIV and STIs and offers educational programs and condoms. All services are free. Visit at: https://aidsresource.com/ |
|
ARC of Centre County
taocc.org 171 Technology Drive, Suite 400 Boalsburg, PA 16827 Phone: 814-238-1444 Fax: 814-238-9460 |
Residential Programming, Employment Services (NES), Home & Community Services (HCS), Home & Community Medical Services, Behavior Support Services.
|
|
Behavioral Health Alliance of Rural PA
www.bharp.org 301 Science Park Road, Suite 308 State College, PA 16803 Phone: (814) 826 - 2952 Fax: (814) 826 - 2972 |
BHARP acts as a full partner with OMHSAS and the BHMCO in the implementation of the HealthChoices contract in pursuit of a foundational and integrated rural behavioral health service system that emphasizes quality, equitable access, collaboration, and cost effectiveness. BHARP's vision is to ensure that all individuals receiving behavioral health services in the North Central Region have access to a comprehensive array of high quality, cost effective, community based, and recovery-oriented services that maximize their potential for recovery.
|
|
Center for Community Resources
ccrinfo.org Phone: 1-800-643-5432 Text: 63288 2100 E. College Ave., Ste A State College, PA 16801 |
Centre County Crisis Services - We provide Crisis counseling and support
Our mission is to make a positive difference in everyday lives by connecting people to a network of supports and services essential for actively learning, working and living in the community. CCR provides Developmental Supports, Home and School Supports, Mental Health & Recovery Supports, Emergency Supports and Community Education & Assistance. We connect over 64,000 people each year to supports and services. |
|
Centre County Community Support Program (CSP)
Phone: 814-355-6786 3500 E. College Ave., Suite 1200 State College, PA 16801 |
CSPs are coalitions of individuals who have experienced mental health issues and their family members, as well as professionals in the mental health field and any other interested individuals from the community. CSPs work together to present a voice in advocating, ensuring the proper array of services and supports are available and provided. The services should be individualized, person-centered, strength-based, empowering, and coordinated for individuals with mental illness so that they are able to live their lives to the fullest potential. Since 2001, Centre County has maintained an active CSP. The public is welcome to attend meetings and participate in program activities. If you are interested in finding out more about CSP, please contact the MH/EI/ID-D&A office.
|
|
Centre County Office of Aging
centrecountypa.gov/342/Aging Phone: 814-355-6716 420 Holmes St # 245 Bellefonte, PA 16823 |
The Centre County Office of Aging is dedicated to the needs of our community seniors. We provide a wide variety of services spanning from case management to direct care services in the home. We also act as a clearinghouse of information regarding senior care issues. Regardless of your need feel free to contact our offices. If we are unable to directly address your concerns we can certainly direct you in the right direction.
|
|
Community Services Group (CSG)
www.csgonline.org Corporate Office Phone: 877-907-7970 Psychiatric Rehabilitation: 814-554-3532 Fax: 814-272-0336 1040-3 Benner Pike State College, PA 16801 |
CSG offers psychiatric rehabilitation programs promoting recovery, community integration and improved quality of life for individuals with mental health conditions. CSG has site-based psychiatric rehabilitation programs as well as mobile psychiatric rehabilitation.
|
|
Interfaith Human Services
www.interfaithhumanservices.org Phone: 814-234-7731 Fax: 814-234-7411 251 Easterly Parkway, Suite 200 |
At Interfaith Human Services, we work to help our neighbors gain financial stability through various programs that guide and educate families and individuals. Read more about each of our programs. We do this through our Financial Care, Centre County Fuel Bank, Free Furniture and Appliance, and our Emergency Vehicle Repair programs.
|
|
Jana Marie Foundation
janamariefoundation.org Phone: 814-954-5920 110 Regent Court, Suite 200 State College PA 16801 |
Jana Marie Foundation harnesses the power of creative expression and dialogue to spark conversations, build connections, and promote mental health and well-being among young people and their communities. Programs include Mental Health First Aid (teen, youth, and adult), QPR Suicide Prevention, youth programs, camps, awareness events, and more.
Jana Marie Foundation hosts youth programs, both during school hours and after schools. In addition, Jana Marie Foundation offers educational programs to students, parents, teachers, and concerned adults. |
|
NAMI Centre County, PA
Phone: 814-880-8267
|
Address:
NAMI Centre County PA No physical office or website https://www.namikeystonepa.org/ Centre County NAMI Support Group is a support group for family members, and significant others for people with mental health conditions. Our group meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7pm via Zoom. Our meetings are often open discussions but can be specific, at the request of those in attendance. We discuss current research, the advocacy work of NAMI, and helpful books and other resources to help our loved ones. Come join us for a meeting to find some encouragement with others who are walking a similar journey. |
|
Out of the Cold
www.outofthecoldcc.org 318 South Atherton Street, State College PA, 16801 Phone: 814-852-8864 |
Out of the Cold is a low barrier homeless shelter in State College. Our day shelter is open from 8 am to 7:30 pm. At our day shelter, guests can have a warm place to stay, take a shower, receive a meal and do laundry. We have basic case management services at our day shelter to work with guests on a variety of tasks. In addition, guests can register to be at our night shelter with case managers. Our night shelter is where guests can spend the night in a warm facility and have a warm meal.
|
|
Opportunity Centre Clubhouse
www.statecollegeclubhouse.org Phone: 814-867-1454 Fax: 814-867-1493 2603 East College Avenue Suite E-2 State College, PA 16801 |
The Opportunity Centre Clubhouse provides a supportive environment for people whose lives have been interrupted by mental illness. Members develop their own goals for recovery and then collaborate with staff and peers to work toward achieving those goals.
|
|
PA Parent and Family Alliance
www.paparentandfamilyalliance.org We are a 100% virtual service. Phone: 570-664-8615 www.tiktok.com/@paparentalliance |
The Parent Alliance supports parents in three ways:
1. 1:1 Support from a Family Support Partner. This unique resource pairs parents with Family Support Partners—professional resource navigators who have lived through having a child with a mental health challenge . Family Support Partners provide intensive, 1:1 support to parents to work through their toughest challenges, for as long as they need it, free of charge. 2. Support Groups. We host biweekly online support groups where parents can connect and work through challenges together. 3. Information and Resources. We develop fact sheets, articles, webinars, and trainings to equip parents with the knowledge they need to navigate their child’s mental health challenge. Our services are 100% free of charge with no screening requirements. We serve parents of children across the lifespan (birth to 99+). |
|
Peerstar, LLC
www.peerstarllc.com Phone: 888-733-7781 Fax: 814-201-2322 1402 S. Atherton St. Suite 205 State College, PA 16801 2900 Plank Road, Suite 8 Altoona, PA 16601 |
Peerstar, LLC has been providing Peer Support services since 2008. Peer Specialists offer guidance, support, and hope to individuals recovering from mental health and substance use disorders. Peerstar, LLC distinguishes itself from other Peer Support providers by delivering specialized education to our staff by instructors who have years of education and experience working in those specific arenas.
|
|
PSU Psychological Clinic
psych.la.psu.edu/psychological-clinic Phone: 814-865-2191 Fax: 814-863-1331 337 Moore Building, Penn State University, University Park, PA 16802 |
The Penn State Psychological Clinic is one of the oldest university-based clinics in America and operates with three primary missions:
To provide state-of-the-art psychological services, including outpatient psychotherapy, group therapy, and neuropsychological assessment to the residents of Centre County and surrounding areas; To train the next generation of professional psychologists, through our affiliation with Penn State's clinical psychology doctoral program. To conduct and disseminate research to help improve psychological practices and help clients deal with their difficulties. |
|
Skills of Central PA
www.skillsofcentralpa.org Corporate Office Phone: 814-238-3245 341 Science Park Rd., Suite 6 State College, PA 16803 |
Skills of Central PA is a non-profit human services organization that provides support for people living with intellectual and developmental disabilities and those recovering from mental health challenges. Skills offers a wide variety of programs, including: residential group homes, day programs, employment services, vocational training, lifesharing support, respite services, behavioral support, site-based and mobile psychiatric rehabilitation programs, peer support programs, and a network of mental health drop-in centers.
|
Crisis Services
Crisis Services - These services are available to anyone who contacts providers for emergency help.
|
|
AFSP raises awareness, funds scientific research and provides resources and aid to those affected by suicide. Numerous routine courses and trainings as well as community events pertaining to suicide prevention and awareness can be found on their website.
|
|
Centre County Crisis Intervention Services,
Centre for Community Resources |
The Walk-in Center is available similar to the crisis line, and provides necessary supports and resources in their safe and confidential location. It is now available at:
2100 East College Avenue that is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Center for Community Resources also provides mobile crisis intervention services for individuals who may be having a mental health crisis. This support is available to anyone in Centre County. Please contact the crisis line at 1-800-643-5432 to request this service 24 hours, 7 days a week. Crisis workers can help you navigate all of the options for treatment and support and assist with referrals. Please view their website here: https://centrecountypa.gov/593/CrisisEmergency-Services |
|
The vision of this organization is safety, equality and respect for all individuals and a community free of relationship and sexual violence.
It is the mission of Centre Safe to empower survivors of sexual violence, relationship violence, and stalking and to work toward the elimination of such violence. 24-HOUR HOTLINE 814-234-5050 |
|
Centre County Crisis Intervention Team (CIT)
www.centrecountypa.gov/725/Centre-County-Crisis-Intervention-Team-C 3147 Research Drive State College PA 16801 Phone: 814-933-7101 Fax: 814-954-8108 |
CIT provides mental health crisis intervention and verbal de-escalation training to law enforcement officers, EMS, corrections officers, probation, crisis, and Delegate services
CIT assists by training first responders in knowing available community resources to assist someone experiencing a mental health crisis |
|
Out of the Cold
www.outofthecoldcc.org 318 South Atherton Street, State College PA, 16801 Phone: 814-852-8864 |
Out of the Cold is a low barrier homeless shelter in State College. Our day shelter is open from 8 am to 7:30 pm. At our day shelter, guests can have a warm place to stay, take a shower, receive a meal and do laundry. We have basic case management services at our day shelter to work with guests on a variety of tasks. In addition, guests can register to be at our night shelter with case managers. Our night shelter is where guests can spend the night in a warm facility and have a warm meal.
|
|
United Way Centre County
www.ccunitedway.org 131 South Fraser St, Suite 3 State College, PA 16801 Office Phone: 814-238-8283 Fax: 814-238-5067 Office Hours: Typical office hours are Monday - Friday 9am-5pm ***Please call before coming to the office to make sure staff is available to assist you.*** Our office is located on South Fraser Street - just off Beaver Aveneue - in the MLK Plaza. We are across Fraser Street from The Hyatt and the downtown Target! Look for us right next door to the CBICC. Parking is available in the Fraser Street parking garage. |
People know the name and often recognize our logo or our mantra to “Live United,” but that doesn’t mean they understand what we do. The answer is simple: We help people. That’s it. That’s our most important goal. To help as many of our neighbors in Centre County have access to programs that focus on the building blocks of a happy and healthy life — education, financial stability and health.
By working together, united, we are providing individuals and families with support for food, utilities, shelter, counseling, child care, medical care and a long list of vital services that make a vast safety net for our community. |
In-Patient Mental Health
In-Patient Mental Health - In-Patient MH care is reserved for acute mental, emotional, and/or behavioral problems that cannot be treated safely on an outpatient basis. The purpose of hospitalization is to stabilize and discharge the individual to the community as soon as possible.
|
Meadows Psychiatric Center
themeadows.net Phone: 800-641-7529 132 The Meadows Drive Centre Hall, PA 16828 |
The Meadows Psychiatric Center is a 117 bed inpatient facility for acute, short term, mental health needs offering separate treatment units for children, adolescents, and adults. The Meadows provides safe, evidenced based care with emphasis on self-directed and recovery oriented treatment to assist an individual on getting back to their everyday lives. The Meadows offers 24/7 free walk in assessment and triage completed by mental health professionals who will assist an individual in finding appropriate services.
|
|
Clarion Psychiatric Center
https://clarioncenter.com Phone: 800-253-4906 Clarion Psychiatric Center 2 Hospital Drive, Clarion, PA 16214 |
Located on 14 acres in Western Pennsylvania, Clarion Psychiatric Center’s secure, serene facility serves patients ages 10 and older in a positive, affirming therapeutic environment. Our treatment programs are designed for children, adolescents and adults who face psychiatric, behavioral or emotional problems. We make it our mission to provide each of our patients with the care we would expect for ourselves or a loved one.
|
|
Mount Nittany Medical Center Behavioral Health Unit
www.mountnittany.org Phone: General: 814-231-7000 Behavioral Health Unit: 814-234-6177 Toll-free: 866-757-2317 1800 East Park Ave State College, PA 16803 |
Mount Nittany provides short-term, inpatient psychiatric care for adults in acute mental health crisis. They also offer crisis mental health assessments for all ages via the Mount Nittany Emergency Department Services to determine the level of treatment needed.
|
Out-Patient Mental Health
Out-Patient Mental Health - These services include individual, group, and family therapies, as well as medication management.
|
Beck Psychotherapy LLC.
beckpsychotherapy.com Phone: 814-409-7612 Fax: 814-753-4584 103 E. Beaver Ave, Suite 3 State College, PA 16801 www.tiktok.com/@beckpsych |
Outpatient individual psychotherapy for people 18 and older. No current openings.
|
|
Cenclear
www.cenclear.org Bellefonte Office 3208 Benner Pike, Suite 9, Bellefonte, PA 16823, Port Matilda Office 3638 N. Atherton St, Port Matilda, PA, 16870, Philipsburg Office 1633 Philipsburg Bigler Highway, Philipsburg, PA 16866, Main office 50 Bigler Road, PO Box 319, Bigler, PA 16825 |
CenClear provides the following Mental Health Services in Centre County (services vary by location):
Mental Health Outpatient Services, Decision Support Center, Intensive Behavioral Health Services (ABA) , Maintaining Strengths Program, Family Based Mental Health, Certified Peer Specialists. We also provide Early Childhood Services including: Preschool, Early Head Start, Early Intervention and Family Centers. |
|
Centre Volunteers in Medicine
www.cvim.net Phone: 814-231-4043 Fax: 814-272-7167 2520 Green Tech Drive, Suite D State College, PA 16803 |
CVIM offers Integrated Behavioral Health Services (IBHS). We are a team made up of Primary Care Doctors, psychologist, consulting psychiatrist, Behavioral Health Case Management, and individual counselors. When a behavioral health referral is received from a PCP, an intake is conducted. Needs are identified and a plan of care is put in place. CVIM offers both telehealth and in-person depending on availability of individual counseling staff.
|
|
Community Care Behavioral Health
www.ccbh.com Phone: 866-878-6046 Phone In Spanish: 866-229-3187 TTY for the Hearing Impaired: 877-877-3580 2505 Green Tech Dr. Suite F State College, PA 16803 339 Sixth Ave Suite 1300 Pittsburgh, PA 15222 |
Community Care is a recovery-focused nonprofit behavioral health managed care company. They manage mental health and drug and alcohol treatment services for members of the HealthChoices program (a Pennsylvania program for people covered by Medical Assistance) in 41 counties. Members can call Community Care for more information for a mental health condition, an alcohol problem or a drug problem. Community Care is dedicated to the health and well-being of members. Members are actively involved in program development and quality improvement activities.
All calls are toll free. Call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year with your questions. |
|
Crossroads Counseling Inc.
www.crossroadscounselinginc.com Phone: 814-231-0940 Fax: 814-231-4702 444 East College Avenue, Suite 460 State College, PA 16801 |
Crossroads Counseling, Inc. is fully licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health Division of Drug and Alcohol Licensure to provide outpatient, intensive outpatient & partial hospitalization substance abuse treatment.
Crossroads Counseling, Inc. is also fully licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare Division of Mental Health as an outpatient psychiatric clinic. |
|
Deerfield Behavioral Health
www.deerfieldbehavioralhealth.org Phone: 814-723-5545 State College, PA 16801 - Telehealth services available |
Deerfield Behavioral Health, an affiliate of Journey Health System, provides positive changes in children's and adults' lives.
Deerfield employs a full spectrum of clinical experts including Psychiatrists, Certified Registered Nurse Practitioners (CRNPs), Physician Assistants, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Professional Counselors and support staff. |
|
Guiding Light Health
guidinglighthealth.com Phone: 814-753-4422 Fax: 866-299-2511 1315 South Allen Street #104 State College, PA 16801 |
Guiding Light Health (GLH) was founded by Dr. Dmitry Vilensky MD, Board Certified Psychiatrist and located in State College, PA. GLH is client-driven and dedicated to a high quality Psychiatry and Neuropsychiatry care. We aim to provide a comforting and supportive environment that helps empower our clients to make their own decisions.
|
|
The Healing Room
www.statecollegehealingroom.com Phone: 814-308- 8375 Fax: 814-308-8126 2023 Cato Ave., Suite 101, State College, PA 16801 |
The Healing Room is a small, holistic wellness center in State College, PA, specializing in counseling.
|
|
A Journey To You
ajourneytoyou.com Phone: 814-325-0280 State College: 1200 West College Avenue State College, PA 16801 Bellefonte: 221 West High Street-Loft 500 Bellefonte, PA 16823 |
Providing professional counseling services to adolescents, adults, and families.
|
|
Oasis Life Care LLC
www.oasislifecarellc.com Phone: 814-237-0001 Fax: 814-237-0116 1951 Pine Hall Rd Ste 225 State College, PA 16801 |
Oasis provides psychiatric medication management, primary care services, and counseling for adolescents age fourteen and above.
|
|
Dr. Yvonne B Reedy PhD, Psychology & Counseling Associates, LLC
doctorreedy.com Phone: 814-937-0668 Fax: 814-342-2532 1165 Philipsburg Bigler Highway Philipsburg, PA 16866 |
Therapy services (general psychological disorder and play therapy).
Evaluations (Autism, ADHD, Intellectual Disorder, Neurocognitive - Dementia, General Psych Evals). We provide psychotherapy for a variety of disorder, including anxiety, depression, bi-polar, trauma and play therapy to aid in social / academic development. We also provide psychological and neuro evaluations. We evaluate for autism, ADHD, intellectual disorders, neurocognitive disorders such as dementia, specific learning disabilities (math, reading, comprehension, etc.) and general psych evaluations for employment, custody hearings, firearms permits, etc. |
Child / Adolescent
Child / Adolescent - Resources for those age 3 and up range.
|
Cenclear
www.cenclear.org Bellefonte Office: 3208 Benner Pike, Suite 9, Bellefonte, PA 16823 Port Matilda Office: 3638 N. Atherton St, Port Matilda, PA, 16870 Philipsburg Office: 1633 Philipsburg Bigler Highway, Philipsburg, PA 16866 Main office : 50 Bigler Road, PO Box 319, Bigler, PA 16825 |
CenClear provides the following Mental Health Services in Centre County (services vary by location):
Mental Health Outpatient Services, Decision Support Center, Intensive Behavioral Health Services (ABA) , Maintaining Strengths Program, Family Based Mental Health, Certified Peer Specialists. We also provide Early Childhood Services including: Preschool, Early Head Start, Early Intervention and Family Centers. |
|
Oasis Life Care LLC
www.oasislifecarellc.com Phone: 814-237-0001 Fax: 814-237-0116 1951 Pine Hall Rd Ste 225 State College, PA 16801 |
Oasis provides psychiatric medication management, primary care services, and counseling for adolescents age fourteen and above.
|
|
Founded out of love for their children with intellectual disabilities, a group of family members started Strawberry Fields on a farm in Yarnell, PA in 1972. At that time, the only alternative was placement in a state operated facility. These institutions had a long history of segregation and isolation. Our founding families had a dream and a vision of the time when people with disabilities would be accepted and recognized for their unique contributions to our community. Strawberry Fields, Inc. provides comprehensive services and supports for people with disabilities and their families. Today, we have grown from that farm to an organization that offers a continuum of services, enhancing the lives of individuals and families with developmental delays, intellectual disabilities, and mental illness.
|
|
Sunpointe Health
www.sunpointehealth.com Phone: 814-867-0670 Fax: 814-867-7616 320 Rolling Ridge Drive, Suite 100 State College PA 16801 |
SunPointe Health is a physician-owned private practice where a provider makes decisions about every aspect of your care. The owners personally select like-minded clinicians and support staff to maintain a more relaxed, patient-centered atmosphere. Our team members are real people who provide real support.
For children, adolescent, and adult. |
|
Youth Service Bureau
ccysb.com Phone: 814-237-5731 Voicemail: 814-237-2224 Fax: 814-237-2228 325 West Aaron Drive State College, Pennsylvania 16803 |
The Youth Service Bureau exists to help ensure children, youth, and families have every opportunity to reach their full potential.
|
|
Dr. Yvonne B Reedy PhD, Psychology & Counseling Associates, LLC
doctorreedy.com Phone: 814-937-0668 Fax: 814-342-2532 1165 Philipsburg Bigler Highway Philipsburg, PA 16866 |
Therapy services (general psychological disorder and play therapy).
Evaluations (Autism, ADHD, Intellectual Disorder, Neurocognitive - Dementia, General Psych Evals). We provide psychotherapy for a variety of disorder, including anxiety, depression, bi-polar, trauma and play therapy to aid in social / academic development. We also provide psychological and neuro evaluations. We evaluate for autism, ADHD, intellectual disorders, neurocognitive disorders such as dementia, specific learning disabilities (math, reading, comprehension, etc.) and general psych evaluations for employment, custody hearings, firearms permits, etc. |
Substance Abuse
Substance Abuse - Includes providers who offer services for help with substance abuse.
|
Drug and Alcohol of Centre County
centrecountypa.gov/330/Drug-Alcohol Phone: 814-355-6744 Fax: 814-355-6985 Summit Park 3500 E College Ave, Suite 1200 State College, PA 16801 |
Centre County Drug and Alcohol (D&A) directs prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery support services for residents of Centre County and their families who are affected by the chronic disease of addiction. Case management staff are available to provide outreach / education / referral services, and conduct assessments to connect individuals with drug & alcohol treatment.
|
|
State College Medical, PA
pinnacletreatment.com/location/pennsylvania/state-college/state-college-medical Phone: 814-235-6988 3091 Enterprise Drive State College, PA 16801 |
State College Medical, in State College, Pennsylvania, provides outpatient medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorders, including methadone and buprenorphine (Suboxone) options. Individual and group counseling is offered by a professional clinical team. The combination of pharmacotherapy and counseling allows for excellent outcomes for patients who participate in our Outpatient Treatment (OP) and Office-Based Opiate Treatment (OBOT) programs.
|
|
Find Treatment
www.findtreatment.gov Phone: 800-662-4357 |
An official website of the United States Government
Millions of Americans have a substance use disorder. Help is available. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) collects information on thousands of state-licensed providers who specialize in treating substance use disorders, addiction, and mental illness. Visit their website and search to find a treatment facility near you. |
|
Retreat Behavioral Health Service Center
www.retreatbehavioralhealth.com |
Comprehensive care for substance use and mental health conditions.
|
|
When you want to break free from alcohol addiction, you want a program that avoids cookie-cutter solutions and focuses on you. Our unique program combines best practices with a passionate concern for each person’s recovery.
A key reason behind the success of our graduates is our one-on-one approach that helps resolve the underlying issues that drive alcohol addiction. |
Veterans
Veterans - Mental Health support services available specifically for veterans. For more veteran resources, please refer to pages 36 - 39 of the Centre County 2022 Mental Health Services Guide, available here as a pdf download.
|
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
www.va.gov |
Visit VA.gov to access and manage your VA benefits and health care.
|
|
Centre County Veterans Affairs
centrecountypa.gov/351/Veterans-Affairs Phone: 814-355-6812 Fax: 814-548-1144 420 Holmes St. (Rm. 333) Bellefonte, PA 16823 |
The Centre County Veterans Affairs Office assists Veterans and eligible dependents in applying for federal, state and county benefits. We advocate for Veterans and assist with all aspects of applying for benefits. Additionally, we may refer Veterans and dependents to other federal, state, county agencies and organizations that might further assist them in solving their problems or answering their questions.
|
|
A nationally recognized non-profit organization providing comprehensive services to veterans since 1980.
VMC’s mission is to provide services, programs, opportunity and advancement to veterans of the U.S military and their families. |
|
Victory Therapeutic Horsemanship (VTH) is proud to be a therapeutic riding organization that serves veterans exclusively.
We offer a completely different perspective compared to other programs. VTH was founded and is run by a combat veteran that has experienced firsthand the benefits of healing with horses. |
Autism
Autism - According to psychiatry.com, autism is a complex developmental condition involving persistent challenges with social communication, restricted interests, and repetitive behavior.
|
Acres Project
https://acresproject.org/ Phone: (814) 777-1336 2400 Bernel Road, State College, PA 16803 |
A growing community designed by adults with autism for adults with autism
The ACRES Project (Adults Creating Residential & Employment Solutions) is a a 501(c)3 non-profit located in the heart of Central Pennsylvania. |
|
Centre County Government
https://centrecountypa.gov/647/Intellectual-Disabilities Phone: (814) 355-6782 Fax: (814) 355-6985 Summit Park 3500 E College Ave, Suite 1200 State College, PA 16801 |
The Centre County Intellectual Disabilities program supports individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Autism residing in Centre County. Services are person centered, intended to meet the specific needs of each person. All of our programs and services are designed to support individuals in their own home and/or in their community. Funding options, natural supports and other community resources are explored and developed in order to assist individuals and their families achieve an Everyday Life.
|
|
The Arc is a nonprofit organization advocating for the seven million people in America with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including Down syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy and other diagnoses. We help them achieve their life goals and become productive members of the community by creating opportunities for education, employment, housing and recreation and providing them necessary support through a network of more than 700 chapters across the nation. We’re changing public attitudes and fostering respect, access and inclusion. I invite you to visit our national, state or local website to find out how to achieve this with us.
|
|
Hummingbird Applied Behavior Analysis
https://www.hummingbirdaba.com/ Phone: 814-380-9180 Email: [email protected] 1500 E. Branch Rd, Suite 200 State College PA 16801 |
Hummingbird ABA Therapy was created in 2020 after years spent planning about a way to help individuals recognize and reach their potential and advocate for neurodiverse and autistic voices.
Hummingbird ABA Therapy offers behavioral services in central PA. We are no longer accepting intake forms from our website. If you are interested in getting on our waitlist, please call our administrative assistant Sarah, at 814-810-3648 or email her at [email protected] |
|
Merakey provides a continuum of care to individuals with autism throughout the lifespan. We offer education and therapy services to help children, adolescents and young adults to be successful in their futures. Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) is embedded within all autism programs to teach basic skills and maximize communication.
|
Residential
|
Eagle View Enhanced Mental Health Personal Care Home
https://www.eaglepersonalcarehome.com/eagle-view |
The Eagle View Personal Care Home is a state licensed facility designed to meet the needs of individuals who are diagnosed with both mental and physical health conditions.
|
Map
Map - See visually where the providers are located in Centre County.