We are working on updating this page with information regarding child and adolescent mental health services.
These services are intended for children with an age range of (3-14) and adolescents (ages 14-18).
For questions on how to access mental health services and supports in Centre County, call:
Jenn Chessie, CASSP Coordinator for Child/Adolescent Services Centre County, at (814) 355-6786 Ext. 1411 .
Or reach her by email at: jachessie@centrecountypa.gov
Click here to download the County's official mental health guide.
These services are intended for children with an age range of (3-14) and adolescents (ages 14-18).
For questions on how to access mental health services and supports in Centre County, call:
Jenn Chessie, CASSP Coordinator for Child/Adolescent Services Centre County, at (814) 355-6786 Ext. 1411 .
Or reach her by email at: jachessie@centrecountypa.gov
Click here to download the County's official mental health guide.
types of services
Intensive Behavioral Health - Supports children, youth, and young adults with mental, emotional, and behavioral health needs. IBHS offers a wide array of services that meet the needs of these individuals in their homes, schools, and communities. IBHS has three categories of service:
Family Based - Intense in home family intervention and treatment for children.
Partial Hospitalization - Day treatment alternatives to hospitalization.
Therapeutic Foster Care (TFC)/Community Residential Rehabilitation (CRR) and Host Home and Residential Treatment Facility (RTF) - are not located in Centre County, but are in the continuum of services. For more information on these services, please call Centre County Mental Health at (814) 355-6786, press zero (0), and ask to speak with the Children’s Program Specialist or contact Community Care if you have Medical Assistance.
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.
Crisis Services - These services are available to anyone who contacts providers for emergency help.
Substance Abuse - Includes providers who offer services for help with substance abuse.
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. If you have any questions concerning outpatient mental health services please contact Centre County Mental Health. Please call for more information: (814) 355-6786, press (0) to get an operator and ask to speak with mental health intake.
Autism - According to psychiatry.com, autism is a complex developmental condition involving persistent challenges with social communication, restricted interests, and repetitive behavior.
Counseling (out-patient) - Therapists for children and adolescents.
- Individual services which provide services to one child;
- Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) which is a specific behavioral approach to services; and
- Group services which are most often provided to multiple children at a specific place.
Family Based - Intense in home family intervention and treatment for children.
Partial Hospitalization - Day treatment alternatives to hospitalization.
Therapeutic Foster Care (TFC)/Community Residential Rehabilitation (CRR) and Host Home and Residential Treatment Facility (RTF) - are not located in Centre County, but are in the continuum of services. For more information on these services, please call Centre County Mental Health at (814) 355-6786, press zero (0), and ask to speak with the Children’s Program Specialist or contact Community Care if you have Medical Assistance.
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.
Crisis Services - These services are available to anyone who contacts providers for emergency help.
Substance Abuse - Includes providers who offer services for help with substance abuse.
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. If you have any questions concerning outpatient mental health services please contact Centre County Mental Health. Please call for more information: (814) 355-6786, press (0) to get an operator and ask to speak with mental health intake.
Autism - According to psychiatry.com, autism is a complex developmental condition involving persistent challenges with social communication, restricted interests, and repetitive behavior.
Counseling (out-patient) - Therapists for children and adolescents.
CENTRE COUNTY CHILDREN'S COMMITTEES
Centre County works to address the needs of children in youth in our community by holding several regular meetings. The public is welcome to join any of the above meetings. If you're interested in attending a meeting please contact CCMH or CCYSB for more information.
Child and Adolescent Service System Program (CASSP) Principles
When CASSP began in Pennsylvania more than 20 years ago, funding was provided to each county to help develop an infrastructure for an effective children’s mental health system at the county level. Over time, CASSP has evolved uniquely within counties, but the philosophy remains strong. The core principles of CASSP, which guide child and adolescent services, are: (and can also be viewed here).
Contact Jenn Chessie the CASSP Coordinator at:
3500 E College Ave Suite 1200 State College PA 16801
Phone: (814) 355 - 6786 x1411
Fax: (814) 355 - 6985
Email: jachessie@centrecountypa.gov
Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services
Each school has a SAP (Student Assistance Program) to help identify kids in need of assistance.
In the children & adolescent mental health system are based upon a continuum of care from least restrictive to most restrictive and are listed below as such.
- CENTRE COUNTY CHILDREN’S COLLABORATIVE is a team of mental health and education stakeholders that come together to ensure that students, youth, and families have access to mental health services and supports. Collaborative meetings are held routinely share information and ideas.
- CENTRE COUNTY CHILDREN'S TEAM meetings are a partnership between Centre County Youth Service Bureau (CCYSB) and Centre County Mental Health (CCMH) that was formed in conjunction with the Children’s Collaborative and as needed for individual and family follow-up. Team meetings are utilized to ensure that youth and families are linked with and receiving the services and supports they need. During the meeting, individual and family strengths, areas of need, and natural supports are discussed while a unique plan is developed.
- CENTRE COUNTY CHILDREN'S ADVISORY BOARD meets quarterly to update, evaluate, and develop next steps for the children’s service-delivery system.
Child and Adolescent Service System Program (CASSP) Principles
When CASSP began in Pennsylvania more than 20 years ago, funding was provided to each county to help develop an infrastructure for an effective children’s mental health system at the county level. Over time, CASSP has evolved uniquely within counties, but the philosophy remains strong. The core principles of CASSP, which guide child and adolescent services, are: (and can also be viewed here).
- Child-centered
- Family-focused
- Community-based
- Multi-system
- Culturally competent
- Least restrictive/least intrusive
Contact Jenn Chessie the CASSP Coordinator at:
3500 E College Ave Suite 1200 State College PA 16801
Phone: (814) 355 - 6786 x1411
Fax: (814) 355 - 6985
Email: jachessie@centrecountypa.gov
Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services
Each school has a SAP (Student Assistance Program) to help identify kids in need of assistance.
In the children & adolescent mental health system are based upon a continuum of care from least restrictive to most restrictive and are listed below as such.
Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS)
Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) support children, youth, and young adults with mental, emotional, and behavioral health needs. IBHS offers a wide array of services that meet the needs of these individuals in their homes, schools, and communities. IBHS has three categories of service:
If you are in need of this service, please choose a provider below and call to schedule an evaluation.
- Individual services which provide services to one child;
- Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) which is a specific behavioral approach to services; and
- Group services which are most often provided to multiple children at a specific place.
If you are in need of this service, please choose a provider below and call to schedule an evaluation.
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CenClear
www.cenclear.org Phone: 877-341-5845 ext. 2260 Bellefonte Office 3208 Benner Pike, Suite 9, Bellefonte, PA Port Matilda Office 3638 N. Atherton St, Port Matilda, PA Philipsburg Office 1633 Philipsburg Bigler Highway, Philipsburg, PA Main office 50 Bigler Road, PO Box 319, Bigler, PA |
CenClear offers programs for children from birth to age three through our Early Head Start and Early Intervention programs, Preschool Classes for children from 3-5 years old and mental health services for children and teens of all ages. CenClear also offers outpatient drug and alcohol services for children, teens and adults.
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Merakey offers a range of services for children, adolescents and their families in areas of mental health and autism. We provide services in both the community and at Merakey locations, offering treatment and support that focuses on resiliency. Children and Family Services supports children, adolescents, and their families to be successful in their futures.
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Family Based Mental Health Services (FBMHS)
Family Based Mental Health Services (FBMHS) is a service provided in the home by a team with at least one master’s level professional. Goals are established by the family and treatment team. To receive FBMHS, individuals must meet all of the following criteria:
This level of service is accessible directly if an individual has Medical Assistance (MA) with Community Care. If you do not have MA, please contact CCMH at (814) 355-6786, press zero (0), and ask to speak MH Intake to access this level of service.
If you are in need of this service, please choose a provider below and call to schedule an evaluation.
- be diagnosed with serious emotional and/or behavioral disorder
- be at-risk of needing treatment in a psychiatric hospital, Residential Treatment Facility (RTF), or other out-of-home placement
- have tried outpatient therapy
- have family members willing to participate in the individual’s treatment
- and be recommended by a psychologist or psychiatrist
This level of service is accessible directly if an individual has Medical Assistance (MA) with Community Care. If you do not have MA, please contact CCMH at (814) 355-6786, press zero (0), and ask to speak MH Intake to access this level of service.
If you are in need of this service, please choose a provider below and call to schedule an evaluation.
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CenClear
www.cenclear.org/ Phone: 877-341-5845 ext. 2260 Bellefonte Office 3208 Benner Pike, Suite 9, Bellefonte, PA Port Matilda Office 3638 N. Atherton St, Port Matilda, PA Philipsburg Office 1633 Philipsburg Bigler Highway, Philipsburg, PA Main office 50 Bigler Road, PO Box 319, Bigler, PA |
CenClear offers programs for children from birth to age three through our Early Head Start and Early Intervention programs, Preschool Classes for children from 3-5 years old and mental health services for children and teens of all ages. CenClear also offers outpatient drug and alcohol services for children, teens and adults.
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Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) provides a number of therapeutic services including individual and group therapy, family therapy, psychiatric services which may include the use of medications, behavior management, coordination with school districts to ensure educational needs are met, help getting supportive services and planning for services when PHP is no longer needed. An individual attends PHP on a full-time basis during the typical school day. Funding for PHP is made available through Community Care, private insurance or through contracts with each school district and the PHP Provider.
For more information on Partial Hospitalization providers, call Jenn Chessie, CASSP Coordinator for Child/Adolescent Services Centre County, at (814) 355-6786 Ext. 1411 .
For more information on Partial Hospitalization providers, call Jenn Chessie, CASSP Coordinator for Child/Adolescent Services Centre County, at (814) 355-6786 Ext. 1411 .
Therapeutic Foster Care
Therapeutic Foster Care (TFC)/Community Residential Rehabilitation (CRR) Host Home/Residential Treatment Facility (RTF) are not located in Centre County, but are in the continuum of services. For more information on these services, please call Centre County Mental Health at (814) 355-6786, press zero (0), and ask to speak with the Children’s Program Specialist or contact Community Care if you have Medical Assistance.
Bethany Christian Services of Central PA (State College)
Phone: 814-867-2848
Website: https://bethany.org/locations/us/pennsylvania/state-college
Bethany of State College is a 501(c)(3) agency and a subsidiary of Bethany of Central PA. We are a family preservation agency that provides foster care, foster care adoption, parenting support, post adoption services and counseling in our State College location. We partner with county agencies and the Statewide Adoption and Permanency Network to license foster families and find temporary or permanent resources for PA's waiting children.
Phone: 814-867-2848
Website: https://bethany.org/locations/us/pennsylvania/state-college
Bethany of State College is a 501(c)(3) agency and a subsidiary of Bethany of Central PA. We are a family preservation agency that provides foster care, foster care adoption, parenting support, post adoption services and counseling in our State College location. We partner with county agencies and the Statewide Adoption and Permanency Network to license foster families and find temporary or permanent resources for PA's waiting children.
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.
If you are in need of this service, please choose a provider below and call to schedule an evaluation.
If you are in need of this service, please choose a provider below and call to schedule an evaluation.
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Strawberry Fields
sfionline.org/services/mental-health-services/ 3054 Enterprise Dr., State College, PA 16801 |
Strawberry Fields provides Blended Case Management services to children, adolescents and adults with a serious mental illness.
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Centre County Mental Health
centrecountypa.gov/341/Mental-Health Phone: 814-355-6786 3500 E. College Ave, Suite 1200 State College, PA 16801 |
Centre County Mental Health (CCMH) serves individuals from the age of three through the lifespan that are diagnosed with emotional disorders or mental illness through the provision of case management services. CCMH provides Administrative Case Management (ACM) and Blended Case Management (BCM) services to eligible residents of Centre County.
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Community Based Services
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Centre County Youth Service Bureau
ccysb.com Phone: 814-237-5731 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. They provide a variety of community based services including Youth Centers in Bellefonte and Snow Shoe, School and Mobile Outreach programs, Youth Shelters, Mentoring programs, and more.
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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. |
Crisis Services
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Centre County Youth Service Bureau
ccysb.com 814-234-2100 334 S. Burrowes Street, State College, PA 16801 |
The Burrowes Street Youth Haven (BSYH) is a six-bed facility in State College, PA. This voluntary shelter houses both males and females ages 12-17 for a maximum of 21 days. Youth that benefit from this service are homeless, runaways, or persons at risk for either of those conditions due to difficulties at home. Youth are welcome to access this shelter whenever they need a safe place to stay, day or night. There are caring, professional counselors at the facility 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to offer their assistance for both residential or drop-in care. All of the services offered to both youth and their families are free and confidential.
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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 |
Substance Abuse
For more information on Substance Abuse services in Centre County, explore Centre County's Drug and Alcohol Treatment Guide.
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Centre County Youth Service Bureau
ccysb.com 814-234-2100 334 S. Burrowes Street, State College, PA 16801 |
YSB's Prevention Programs are designed to address the risks that make it more likely that kids will use drugs and alcohol or make other unsafe decisions. These programs include educational activities that take place in youth centers and outreach programs, as well as educational presentations for schools, community groups, and parents.
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In-Patient Mental Health
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Mount Nittany Medical Center
www.mountnittany.org 814-231-7000 1800 East Park Ave., State College, 16803; |
The Mount Nittany Medical Center Emergency Room provides psychiatric assessment and emergency treatment 24/7. Psychiatric and psychological consultations are provided on the medical floors as needed. Patients who require emergency admission are served in separate units according to age: Children, Adolescent, Adult, and Adult Stabilization Units. Units are staffed 24/7 and each patient works with a team of professionals consisting of psychiatrists, nurses, therapists, allied therapists and mental health technicians during their care.
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The Meadows Psychiatric Center
www.themeadows.net 132 The Meadows Dr., Centre Hall, 16828; (814) 364-2161 or 1-800-641-7529; |
The Meadows is a 119-bed acute inpatient psychiatric facility for children age four through older adults. The Assessment and Referral Center is staffed 24/7 by intake counselors who can evaluate individual needs and provide assistance at no cost to the individual. Patients who require emergency admission are served in separate units according to age: Children, Adolescent, Adult, and Adult Stabilization Units. Units are staffed 24/7 and each patient works with a team of professionals consisting of psychiatrists, nurses, therapists, allied therapists and mental health technicians during their care. Discharge is coordinated with continuing care providers and taps into a person’s support system to promote mental health wellness and recovery.
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Out-Patient Services
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Oasis has an out-patient program for first episode psychosis. The objective is to do more than just provide
evidence-based treatment for someone who has experienced psychosis for the first time. This intervention hopes to prevent worsening of symptoms, prevent future episodes of psychosis, build one’s skillset and travel alongside them on their journey towards recovery so they can achieve the life that they desire. |
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CenClear
1633 Philipsburg Bigler Hwy. Philipsburg, PA 16866 For information or make a referral please call: 1-877-341-5845 ext. 2260 Website: http://www.cenclear.org/ |
CenClear has an out-patient mental health program.
Headquartered in Bigler, PA, CenClear is dedicated to providing early childhood, preschool, mental health and drug and alcohol services to children, teens, adults, and families from locations in Blair, Cambria, Cameron, Clarion, Clearfield, Centre, Elk, Huntingdon, Jefferson and Mifflin Counties as well as some select programs in adjoining counties. We serve more than 14,000 adults, adolescents and children annually in a variety of programs and services. |
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Sunpointe Health is proud to operate the largest independent physician owned mental and behavioral health outpatient facility in Centre and surrounding counties. Everything we do is about caring for our patients.
We currently have over 30 providers whose treatment approaches are tailored to meet the needs of the individual client, whether, child, adolescent, adult, or geriatric – offering a range of counseling and medical services: individual, couples, group, and family therapy, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), psychiatric evaluation and medication management. |
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We are a psychological practice, staffed by two licensed psychologists, on clinical psychology PhD candidate, two nationally certified counselors, and three therapists.
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Autism
For autism services in Centre County, PA visit:
https://www.dhs.pa.gov/Services/Disabilities-Aging/Pages/Autism-Services.aspx
https://www.dhs.pa.gov/Services/Disabilities-Aging/Pages/Autism-Services.aspx
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Merakey provides a continuum of care to individuals with autism throughout the lifespan. They 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.
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Hummingbird Applied Behavior Analysis
https://www.hummingbirdaba.com/ Phone: 814-380-9180 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 admin@hummingbirdaba.com |
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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.
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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.
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Residential
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Youth Services Bureau - Shelter and independent living
https://ccysb.com/services/shelter-independent-living/ |
The Burrowes Street Youth Haven serves youth 12-17 who are homeless, runaway, or at risk of running away or becoming homeless due to difficulties within their homes. Youth are welcome to access the shelter whenever they need a safe place to stay, day or night. Caring, professional counselors are at the shelter 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to provide assistance for both residential or drop-in care.
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Counseling
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**Denotes trauma therapy services
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Our experience enables us to offer effective outpatient, individualized, psychological care. We treat a number of mental health disorders, and provide a neutral ground to individuals, families, and couples.
Population(s): children, adolescents, and adult. |
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CenClear
(Main Office) 1633 Philipsburg Bigler Hwy. Philipsburg, PA 16866 **TWO OUTPATIENT SITES ARE NOW AVAILABLE IN CENTRE COUNTY: 1. Matternville – 3638 North Atherton Street, Port Matilda 2. Bellefonte – 3208 Benner Pike, Suite 9, Bellefonte For information or make a referral please call: 1-877-341-5845 ext. 2260 Website: https://www.cenclear.org |
Population(s): children, adolescent, and adult
CenClear offers the Decision Support Center (DSC) which promotes a partnership with your Psychiatrist to include you in the decision-making process that affects your mental health. The DSC is staffed by Certified Peer Support Specialists (CPSs) who have shared experiences in the mental health system. The goal of the DSC is to promote self-advocacy in treatment by providing access to recovery-oriented information to make an educated decision regarding your treatment options. |
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Center for Child & Adult Development
1315 W. College Ave. State College, PA 16801 Phone: (814) 861-3300 |
Population(s): children, adolescent, and adult
Center For Child And Adult Development is a Practice with one Location. Currently, Center For Child And Adult Development's four physicians cover five specialty areas of medicine. |
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**Charlie Health - Virtual ONLY
Home Office: 270 Walker Dr, Suite 314E, State College, PA 16801 Phone: PA Admissions: (610) 890-7204 Fax: (406) 720-7793 Website: http://www.CharlieHealth.com |
Population(s): Adolescent and Young Adult, ages 11-30.
For questions or help with admissions, please contact Ana Rodriguez-Craig, Outreach Director, at (814) 325-1739. |
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**Crossroads Counseling, Inc.
444 E. College Ave. State College, PA 16801 Phone: (814) 231-0940 Website: http://www.crossroadscounselinginc.com/ |
Population(s): adolescents and adult;
Co-Occurring (MH and D&A licensed) 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. |
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Guiding Light Health
1315 S. Allen Street, Suite 104 State College, PA 16801 Phone: (814) 753-4422 Website: http://guidinglighthealth.com/ |
Population(s): children, adolescent, and adult
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. |
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**The Healing Room
2023 Cato Ave., #101 State College, PA 16801 Phone: (814) 308-8375 Website: http://www.statecollegehealingroom.com/ |
Population(s): children, adolescent, and adult
The Healing Room, LLC of State College is a holistic wellness center specializing in mental health therapy, self-awareness and spiritual growth. Whether you are someone who is reaching out for the first time, or you have been in counseling before, it takes personal commitment and courage to make the decision to change your life. Our team is grateful you have considered us to be a part of your journey toward wellness. Our hope is that by coming to therapy at The Healing Room you’ll develop a pathway to growth and healing with the support and tools needed to learn how to have better experiences of life and to show up in your relationships, starting with yourself, in more satisfying and effective ways. |
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**Individual & Family CHOICES
2214 N Atherton St., Suite 4 State College, PA 16803 Phone: (814) 237-0567 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100066820703226 |
Population(s): children, adolescent, and adult.
Holistic medicine practitioner in the Park Forest Village, Pennsylvania. |
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**A Journey to You (2 locations)
Location 1: 1200 W. College Ave. State College, PA 16801 Location 2: 221 W. High St., Loft 1100 Bellefonte, PA 16823 Phone: (814) 325-0280 (ext. 1) to schedule an appointment. Website: http://ajourneytoyou.com/ |
Population(s): adolescent and adult.
A Journey to You provides services without regard to a person’s race, color, sex, national origin, disability, religion, age, sexual orientation, or gender identity. We believe that finances should not get in the way of one’s treatment when they are in need, and can assure that no one will be turned away. We offer low self-pay rates for those who do not have insurance and sliding scale fees for those who qualify. In addition we have free services for those who qualify and cannot afford to pay. |
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**Joyful Growth Counseling Services, LLC
1315 S. Allen Street, Suite 107 State College, PA 16801 Phone: (814) 470-2127 Website: http://joyfulgrowthcounseling.com/ |
Population(s): children, adolescents, young adults.
Treatment Approach/Philosophy: My approach focuses on what is best for each individual client. For children, that may mean directive and non-directive play therapy techniques or family sessions to improve communication and attachment. I also work with parents to support them and help them recognize behavioral patterns with their children. I utilize the Internal Family Systems (IFS) Model and expressive arts for clients of all ages to increase their awareness and understanding of their emotions and triggers. I also use the Instinctual Trauma Response model to help clients heal from various traumas. |
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**McGinnis Counseling & Consulting
PO Box 465 Lemont, PA 16851 Phone: (814) 862-9969 Website: http://statecollegeneurotherapy.com/ |
Population(s): adolescent and adult.
McGinnis Counseling and Consulting is a medical group practice located in Lemont, PA that specializes in Counseling. |
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Oasis Lifecare, LLC
1526 Martin Street State College, PA 16803 Phone: (814) 237-0001 Website: http://www.oasislifecarellc.com/ |
Population(s): children, adolescent, and adult.
We understand the deep connection between physical and mental health. We offer psychiatric medication, primary care & obesity medicine services at one location. We believe that every person deserves to be treated with dignity & respect. |
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Penn State University Psychological Clinic
314 Moore Building University Park, PA 16802 Phone: (814) 865-2191 Website: http://psych.la.psu.edu/psychological-clinic |
Population(s): children, adolescent, and adult.
The Penn State Psychological Clinic stands in solidarity and empathy with everyone within our community directly or indirectly impacted by the recent racially motivated events in our country. These recent events have exposed longstanding racism, oppression, discrimination, and violence towards our communities of color. Many are hurting now, perhaps more than before. We see you, we support you, and we are here for you, all of you. |
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The Pennsylvania State University Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
501 Student Health Center The Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA 16802 Phone: (814) 863-0395 Website: http://studentaffairs.psu.edu/counseling/ |
Population(s): Penn State Students only
CAPS provides group and individual counseling, crisis intervention, and psychological and psychiatric evaluations for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as prevention and consultation services for the University community. |
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**Yvonne Reedy, Ph.D. (2 locations)
322 E. Pine Street & 1165 Philipsburg-Bigler Highway Philipsburg, PA 16866 Phone: (814) 937-0668 Fax: (814) 342-2532 Website: http://philipsburgtherapy.com/ |
Population(s): children, adolescent, and adult.
We are a psychological practice, staffed by two licensed psychologists, on clinical psychology PhD candidate, two nationally certified counselors, and three therapists. |
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Sound Mind Healthcare
1169 Philipsburg Bigler Highway Philipsburg, PA 16866 Phone: (814) 343-7373 Website: http://www.soundmindhealthcare.com |
Population(s): children, adolescent, and adult.
Are you or a loved one suffering from psychiatric and mental health concerns? Dealing with disorders such as OCD, Schizophrenia, Depression, and other related disorders is not easy, particularly for untrained individuals who do not have the knowledge and skills necessary to handle these situations appropriately. This is where Sound Mind Healthcare can help you. As a mental healthcare organization, we are equipped and ready to provide the professional support and assistance that you need. |
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SunPointe Health
320 Rolling Ridge Drive, Suite 100 State College, PA 16801 Phone: (814) 867-0670 Website: http://www.sunpointehealth.com/ |
Population(s): children, adolescent, and adult
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. |
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Teresa Welch, Licensed Psychologist, LLC
965 Green Street Bellefonte, PA 16823 Phone: (814) 357-7755 Website: http://twelchpsychologist.com/ |
Population(s): adolescent and adult
It is my goal as a professional for over 30 years to help you in any way that I can or to refer you to those who can help you. |