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Office of Mental Health (OMH)
Philadelphia’s Office of Mental Health (OMH) provides mental health services for more than 40,000 adults and children requiring medical, social, and educational services. The office provides these services through an extensive network of contracted provider agencies located throughout Philadelphia. Network of services:
• 11 community mental health centers
• More than 30 specialized health agencies
• 4 crisis response centers
• 30 in-patient provider agencies
OMH & their provider networks offer a comprehensive range of behavioral health services including:
• Emergency/crisis intervention
• Family support
• Case Management
• Support groups, social rehabilitative support services
• Vocational rehab
• Community support services
• Administrative management
• Outpatient services
• residential and supportive independent living supports
Philadelphia Division of Behavioral Health and Intellectual Disability Services
Office of Mental Health 215-685-5400
Office of Addiction Services 215-685-5403/888-545-2600
Community Behavioral Health (CBH) partners with the City of Philadelphia and the Commonwealth to provide behavioral mental health and substance abuse services for Medicaid recipients.
1-888-545-2600/215-413-3100
For a list of mental health treatment programs in Philadelphia- Call CBH member services
888-545-2600; for crisis inpatient mental health, contact CBH and ask for the Crisis Hotline.
You can also search on the their website to locate programs & services-
Intellectual Disability Services for Adults and Children
Information 215-685-5900
Registration 215-685-4677
Early Intervention:
Childlink (Birth to 3 years) 215-731-2110
Elwyn SEEDS (3 to 5 years) 215-222-8054
Crisis Response Centers
Adults
Albert Einstein Medical Center 215-951-8300
5501 Old York Road
Larkspur………………………………………………………………..215-831-4616
4614 Roosevelt Boulevard & Adams Avenue
(Friends Hospital)
Mercy Catholic Medical Center 215-748-9525
501 S. 54th Street
Pennsylvania Hospital 215-829-5433
8th and Locust Street
(Hall Mercer Community Mental Health Center)
Temple-Episcopal Hospital 215-707-2577
100 East Lehigh Avenue
Children’s Crisis Services
All referrals for children are coordinated through Albert Einstein Medical Center-215-951-8300.
Brief, intensive treatment for children in need of immediate behavioral health treatment due to any personal crisis resulting in aggressive or destructive behavior.
Community Mental Health Centers
The following is a list of Community Mental Health Centers (CMHC) in Philadelphia. CMHC's are nonprofit organizations providing community mental health services. Any Philadelphia resident can use the services of any CMHC listed.
John F. Kennedy Behavioral Health Center
112 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Telephone: 215-568-0860
Hall-Mercer Community Mental Health Center
245 South 8th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Telephone: 215- (215) 829-3461
Citizens Acting Together Can Help, Inc. (CATCH)
1409 Lombard Street
Philadelphia, PA 19146
Telephone: 215-735-7435
The Consortium Inc.
26 S. 40th Street and 451 S. University Ave Philadelphia, PA 19104
Telephone: 215-596-8163, 215-596-8000, ext. 229 (intake for both locations & includes children outpatient services)
Community Council for Mental Health
4900 Wyalusing Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19131
Telephone: 215-473-7033
Warren E. Smith Health Center
2514 N. Broad street
Philadelphia, PA 19132
Telephone: 215-599-2845
COMHAR, Inc
The Welcome Center-2055 E. Allegheny Avenue, Philadelphia. PA 19134
The Latino Treatment program- 2600 American Street, Philadelphia, PA 19133
Telephone: 215-203-3000
Intercommunity Action (Interac)
6012 Ridge Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19128
Telephone: 215-487-0914
Special service of Interac:
Mental Health Services for Deaf Consumers
Telephone: 215-487-2134
TTY: 215-487-7718
Northwestern Human Services
27 East Mount Airy Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19128
Telephone: 215-248-6700
Northeast Community Center for Behavioral Health
Roosevelt Boulevard and Adams Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19124
Telephone: 215-831-2800
People Acting to Help, Inc. (PATH)
8220 Castor Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19152
Telephone: 215-728-4600
24-Hr Mental Health Mobile Team & Mental Health Delegate
(mental health emergencies & hospitalization)
215-685-6440
For additional assistance, contact:
Philadelphia Office of Mental Health
1101 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107-2907
Telephone: 215-685-5400
You can search for behavioral health services & resources through the
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Community Resources and Crisis Lines
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) 1-800-950-NAMI (6264) is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness. NAMI provides education and advocacy and access to services, treatment, support and research.
NAMI Keystone Help Line: 1-888-264-7972
NAMI’s Help Line assists callers with locating support groups and educational programs, accessing information on the mental health system, and finding general information about mental illness.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
SAMHSA provides extensive search options for behavioral health and substance abuse programs and resources across the country.
Suicide and Crisis Intervention Line: 215-686-4420
National Suicide Crisis Line 800-273-TALK (8255)
Red Nacional de Prevenci’on del Suicidio 1-888-628-9454
Teen Crisis – Covenant House Nineline: 800-999-9999
Veterans Crisis Line 800-273-8255, Press 1
Bucks County Department of Mental Health and Developmental Programs
215-444-2800
The Department of Mental Health / Developmental Programs is responsible for the administration of services to Bucks County residents who have mental illness, intellectual disability, or developmental delay/disability, and their families.
Mental health services include: Crisis Services, Outpatient Therapy, Partial Hospitalization, Community Treatment Teams, Administrative Case Management, Intensive Case Management and Resource Coordination. Housing services include Adult Respite, Intensive, Maximum and Moderate Community Residential Rehabilitation (CRR), and Supported Living. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services include Clubhouse, Psycho-Social Programs and Consumer Run Drop-In Centers. Vocational and employment services are also available. Children's services include Outpatient Therapy, Partial Hospitalization, Intensive Case Management, Family-Based Mental Health Services, School-Based Services, Student Assistance Program, and the L.I.F.E. Program, which provides parent advocacy, education and information and referral services.
Developmental programs include: Case Management/Service Coordination, Family Driven Support Services, Information and Referral and Consultation and Education. Residential Services include: Home Based, Family Living, Supported Living and Community Living Arrangements (CLA). The program also administers Vocational Services, Competitive Employment, Vocational Rehabilitation and Adult Training.
Central & Upper Bucks 215-345-2273; Lower Bucks 215-785-9765
Adult and Children’s Mobile Crisis: 877-435-7709
If you are in a crisis situation call 1-800-499-7455 to speak to a trained crisis worker 24hrs/day.
Drug & Alcohol programs: Bucks County Drug and Alcohol Commission, Inc: 215-444-2700
Online resources for treatment, prevention and recovery programs:
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Delaware County Office of Behavioral Health- Division of Mental Health
610-713-2365
Delaware County Crisis Connections Team 855-889-7827 24 hrs/day
Crozer-Chester Medical Center Mental Health Crisis Services 610-447-7624 24hrs/day
Elwyn-Natale Crisis Residential Program 610-891-7331 24 hrs/day
Intake and referrals are made by calling or visiting one of two County Base Service Units listed below or by contacting Magellan Behavioral Health: 888-207-2911
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
302 West 15th Street
Chester Pennsylvania
Mental Health 610-619-8700
D&A 610-619-7370
Merakey
800 Chester Pike
Sharon Hill Pennsylvania
Mental Health 610-534-3636
D&A 877-SOBER11
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Montgomery County Office of Mental Health
Child & adult mental health support, programs & services are available at
610-279-3000
Community Behavioral Health Centers provide services including assessment, recovery coaching, case management, treatment and medication management.
Abington Region- Central Behavioral Health (adult services only)
Willow Grove, Pennsylvania 267-818-2220
Child & Family Focus (children's services only)
Hatboro, Pennsylvania 215-957-9771
Lansdale Region- Merakey
Colmar, Pennsylvania 267-695-1040
Lower Merion Region- Lower Merion Counseling and Mobile Services
Ardmore, Pennsylvania 610-520-1510
Norristown Region- Central Behavioral Health
Norristown Pennsylvania 610-277-4600
Adult mobile crisis provides immediate support for crisis situations and also assistance with managing recurring or future crises support 24hrs/day 855-634-HOPE (4673).
Community Counseling Services
Holy Redeemer Counseling Center: 215-938-1130 Sessions begin $45/income based sliding fee scale.
Council for Relationships: 215-382-6680, press #1 for new patient registration. Sessions begin at $5 –sliding scale basis; Several locations throughout Greater Philadelphia.
Catholic Social Services – County family service centers staffed by professional counselors throughout Greater Philadelphia. 215-945-2550 for intake information for Philadelphia, Bucks, or Montgomery. Contact 610-626-6550 for intake information for Chester and Delaware.
The Consortium – provides child, adult, and family counseling services. Assists individuals without insurance apply for medical assistance and to locate the behavioral health service center for specific neighborhoods. Call 215-495-6100 ext. 1822, 1823, or 1820 (for receptionist); adult intake- call 215-596-8300, for child intake call 215-596-8100 ext. 1245 for the family preservation case manager. Contact the Adult Access Coordinator: 215-495-6100 ext. 1826 for more specific referral information.
Jewish Family and Children’s Services: Counseling and home based services. 215-496-9000; 215-673-0100
Interac Geriatric Counseling Program: Assessment and treatment both home-based and in office services for persons 60+. 215-487-1990
LaSalle Community Psychological Services: 215-951-1006. Sliding scale available
Psychological Services Center at Temple University (sliding fee scale counseling): 215-204-7324.
Counseling for Caregivers: Information, referral, education and counseling- 215-371-1350/3000
American Cancer Society (ACS): Support group listing in all states 888-227-5445
Alzheimer’s Association: 800-272-3900
Narcotics Anonymous (NA): Philadelphia- 215-629-6757
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA): SE PA Intergroup Assoc., Phila- (215) 923-7900; Integrupal Hispana of PA, Phila- 215 229-3800 (Spanish Focus).
Al-Anon (support to families/friends of problem drinkers based on AA and the Twelve Steps, Twelve Traditions and Twelve Concepts of Service). For meeting information in Canada, the US, and Puerto Rico you can call 1-888-4AL-ANON (1-888-425-2666) Monday through Friday, 8-6 pm.
Hispanic Community Counseling Service: Focus on the Hispanic population but accepts all individuals with needs. Provides crisis intervention, psychotherapy, medication support, MH testing, group therapy, and Information and Referral services. Services to all ages and has a family focus program. Three locations: 3156 Kensington Ave (215) 291-8151; 3221 Kensington Ave (215) 425-6900; 1851 E. Allegheny Ave (215) 739-7599
William Way LGBT Community Center: 215-732-8255 Nonprofit offers short-term, anonymous peer counseling for LGBTQ+ related issues. Free sessions with peer counselors supervised by a psychiatrist.
LGBTQ+ Counseling at Emerge Wellness- 215-603-7336 Center City practice committed to holistic health and wellness. The practice offers therapy services to LGBT individuals in a “comfortable environment.”Sliding scale based on income.
Drexel Psychological Services Center: 215-553-7128-Run by the Department of Psychology at Drexel University and staffed by clinical psychology doctoral students who are supervised by licensed professionals. Fees for therapy are determined on a sliding scale based on income and can be reduced if an individual has dependents.
Philadelphia Social Therapy Group: 215-957-5073- Sliding scale fee.
The Center for Growth: 215-922-5683- Outpatient counseling center with locations in Fairmount and Society Hill. The center offers individual therapy on a sliding scale.
Professional Psychological Services 215-545-7895 ext 2. Professional psychological services has a team of licensed counselors, psychologists and social workers. Some practitioners offer free services for people who are connected to the military, including veterans, active service members and widows. Sliding scale available.
The Family Practice and Counseling Network- The network provides primary care, behavioral health, dental and other additional services. Outpatient behavioral health services are offered at Abbottsford-Falls, Health Annex and 11th Street Family Health Services. Sliding scale based on income. Contact: Abbottsford-Falls — 4700 Wissahickon Ave.; 215-843-9720; Health Annex — 6120-B Woodland Ave., 2nd floor; 215-727-4721; 11th Street Family Health Services — 850 N. 11th St.; 215-769-1100
Therapy Center of Philadelphia- 215-567-1111 Nonprofit serving women, transgender and gender non-conforming adult communities. Fee is determined on a sliding scale based on income and number of dependents.
Open Path Psychotherapy Collective- This nationwide network of mental health professionals provides in-office mental health care. Sliding scale available. Open Path’s website provides a list of local therapists.
Philadelphia Institute for Individual, Relational & Sex Therapy- 267-519-0241 Group a therapists who are sex-positive and gender-affirming. Sliding scale available.
Online Mental Health Therapy and Support
Online Therapy
• Centre for Interactive Mental Health Solutions (CIMHS) offers an initial, free eight-session interactive therapy program for those living with depression.
• 7 Cups provides free emotional support through trained peer-listeners and chat groups. Online professional therapists are also available at cost.
• BetterHelp and TalkSpace offers individual, family, and child virtual therapy at a lower cost than conventional in-person therapy. Therapists can be accessed via texting, email, phone, or video chat.
• PsychCentral's "Ask the Therapist" page allows users to pose a mental health-related question to a public virtual therapist page for response.
Online Support Groups
• Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA) offers an anonymous peer-to-peer online and in-person anxiety and depression support groups for individuals and their families to share information and experiences.
• BPD Central is a website that contains information on Borderline Personality Disorder, including help to find online BPD support groups.
• Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) provides online and in-person, peer-led support groups for people living with depression and bipolar disorder. DBSA support groups serve peers, young adults, and friends and family members.
• Ivory Garden is an organization that provides online support groups where those who have experienced trauma can talk openly.
• Open to Hope (Grief) offers an online support forum where individuals share their stories and connect to others coping with grief and loss.
• Mental Health America maintains a free, online mental health group and discussion community. Discussion topics include mental health concerns, support for family and friends, and coping with mental health stigma.
• Schizophrenia & Related Disorders Alliance of America (SARDAA) offers conference call groups for individuals and family & friends.
• Support Group Central offers dozens of virtual support groups on various mental health topics. Groups are typically run by mental health professionals from non-profit agencies. Group dates/times vary and free or low-cost.
• Smart Recovery provides free, peer-led support and chat groups. Conversations are moderated to prevent discrimination or aggression.
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