Offers acute inpatient psychiatric treatment for children and adolescents, age 4 to 18 and residential treatment for boys only age 5 to 18. A licensed, alternative school, along with Family Based programming is another service offered at Southwood.

Treats children and adolescents with acute psychiatric disorders.

Specializing in treatment of children and adults with psychiatric illness as well as developmental delays. Treatment methods include intensive behavior shaping; parent management training, individual, group, and family therapy.

Provides a partial program and residential services for consumers in a mental health crisis. An acute psychiatric treatment program based upon a group therapy model. Participation includes individual and group therapy, discussion groups, and socialization activities. Individuals attend the program 3 to 6 hours per day as clinically appropriate.

Provides 3 to 6 month, residential services for substance-dependent women age 18 and older and their children, in an intensive therapeutic environment. Focuses on achieving and maintaining abstinence, developing recovery tools, increasing life skills, improving parental effectiveness, and preserving family relationships. Familylinks operates two Family Treatment Centers.

Provides enhanced behavioral health treatment services to children and individuals up to age 18 who have a mental health diagnosis and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder. Offers family supportive services and counseling. Services can be provided in the child's home, community, or school.

Our psychiatrist completes a full medication evaluation with each new consumer and determines treatment recommendations. Medication check appointments on a time schedule that is determined mutually appropriate by consumer and psychiatrist.
Adult: Our adult psychiatric services are provided using tele psychiatry and currently accepts Medical Assistance only.
Child and Adolescent: Our psychiatric services for children and adolescents accepts Private Insurance and Medical Assistance and our psychiatrist is in our Franklin and Fulton clinics.

Fairmount Behavioral Health System provides inpatient services to children, ages 5-10 years of age; young adolescents, ages 10-12 years of age; and gender-specific adolescent programming for ages 13-17 years of age. Fairmount Behavioral Health System has expanded our child/adolescent services which now includes gender-responsive treatment for adolescent girls. .

Offers a safe and nuturing environment for children and adolescents ages 5 to 17 to address emotional and psychiatric issues. Uses a range of therapeutic approaches including individual, group, and family counseling; art, music, recreational, and play therapies, and providing opportunities to develop new coping skills, decision-making abilities, and healthy ways to manage mental illness symptoms.

The Meadows is a 119-bed private behavioral health care facility at the core of an integrated delivery system for the treatment of mental illness. The Meadows provides comprehensive services in age specific units identified for children, adolescents, and adults.

Private behavioral health care facility; provides comprehensive services in age specific units identified for children, adolescents, and adults. Programs include telephone and mobile crisis, outpatient therapy and medication managment, intensive outpatient programs for adults, school based outpatient therapy, partial hospitalization for children and adolescents, behavioral health rehabilitative services (BHRS), blended case management, peer support services, and family based mental health.

DCBHC, the only free standing children’s psychiatric hospital in Chester County, Pennsylvania, employs a team of acute care professionals dedicated to meeting the needs of children and adolescents ages 5-18, and their families, in acute mental health crisis. Treatment team includes psycaitrists, clincal case managers, nurses, teachers, licensed psychologists and clincial social workers, along with the family and child, work together to create a safety, stabilization and treatment plan that focuses on a successful discharge back to the community or lesser level of care.

Provides child and adolescent and adult inpatient programs for persons experiencing significant mental health problems.
Offers:
* Individual therapy
* Family therapy
* Group therapy
* Social skills training
* Goal setting group
* Coping Skills group
* Expressive therapy
* Recreational Therapy
* Spiritual issues group/chapel (adults and adolescents)
* Adventure challenge therapy (adolescents)

All participants complete a psychiatric evaluation, nursing assessment, medical history and physical, social history and educational assessment.

The Horsham Clinic provides an inpatient unit for children four through twelve with severe emotional or behavioral problems. Generally, children are referred when they are unable to be safely maintained in the home or school environment. A comprehensive assessment and evaluation is completed to ensure appropriate diagnosis and treatment. Children who come to the program have a variety of problems including, attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder, bipolar illness, and other behavioral disorders.

A special team of child psychiatrists, mental health social workers, nurses, allied therapists, teachers, and counselors work together to develop the most appropriate treatment plan. Extensive family therapy and education is provided.
The Adolescent Inpatient Program also offers education and support on topics related to alcohol, drugs and risky behaviors led by a certified addictions counselor.

Provides inpatient psychiatric care for children & adolescents.

Provides a psychiatric residential treatment program that utilizes trauma-informed care to treat youth ages 7-17.

Provides mental health crisis care, including assessment and referral to an appropriate level of care once the immediate crisis is resolved, and aftercare planning. Serves youth experiencing severe behavioral disturbances.

Inpatient hospital and residential treatment facility for children and adolescents

The Orchard Hills Campus offers the following programs: diagnostic assessments, sexual Issues treatment, behavior disorder treatment, intensive and therapeutic residential treatment, KidsHope intensive treatment for young men with low IQs and shelter care short-term services to stabilize children and youth in crisis.

Offers a 16-bed residential treatment facility (RTF). Specializes in the treatment of adolescent females who have serious emotional issues to the extent that medical services are deemed necessary, and receive individual, group, and family therapy as appropriate. Provides on-site educational services in cooperation with the Lincoln Intermediate Unit No. 12.

Provides comprehensive short-term inpatient care for people age 18 and older who are experiencing acute psychiatric symptoms.

Treatment is individualized, blending the following services:
- psychiatric evaluation
- psychiatric nursing assessment
- activities assessment/intervention
- individual/group therapy
- medication management
- family support/education
- social services/assessment/intervention

Provides inpatient hospitalization for children and adolescents who are in need of short-term crisis stabilization and treatment in a secure, therapeutic environment. Partial hospitalization offered for those who need day treatment. Children and adolescents are treated in a designated unit and are segregated from adults at all times. Includes a separate education wing for school, an outdoor courtyard and a full-service gymnasium.

Provides information, intake, assessment, referral, authorization and monitoring of children, adult and senior citizens with mental health concerns. Clinical staff develop diversion options for individuals admitted to local inpatient behavioral health units, who are at risk for state hospitalization and actively participate in discharge planning for all Erie County residents during their treatment at Warren State Hospital. The point of entry for the enrollment of individuals in the public mental health system.

Provides information, intake, assessment, referral, authorization and monitoring of children, adult and senior citizens with mental health concerns. Clinical staff develop diversion options for individuals admitted to local inpatient behavioral health units, who are at risk for state hospitalization and actively participate in discharge planning for all Erie County residents during their treatment at Warren State Hospital. The point of entry for the enrollment of individuals in the public mental health system.