Great place! Many different counselors to choose from. Easy to get an appointment. They actually…read morecall you back. Good location and a ton of other activities to help you heal. I've referred 3 other people who all love it here. They use several different therapies. It's the first time I ever had someone lay out goals and a plan. 20 years of therapy.

I have been going to Airmid wellness for some time , it's a great place. All the Teachers there…read moreare kind and welcoming .Ready to l help .I feel it's a safe space where all are welcome . Virginia John

I met Sarah the owner at an outreach event. Her passion for helping people was evident and I love…read moreher specialization on helping people with pre and postpartum, and fertility issues. She also has a vast knowledge of holistic services available as additional support for people in need. This is such a needed resource and to have this available with such a kind and understanding group of providers. I highly recommend this practice if you are in need of mental health care.

From the owner: Reclaim Therapy is a team of compassionate trauma therapists and eating disorder specialists…read moreproviding EMDR therapy, complex PTSD treatment, and eating disorder therapy for folks hoping to heal from childhood trauma, PTSD, disordered eating and emotional neglect. Located in Horsham, PA, we proudly serve Lower Bucks County, Montgomery County, and the surrounding areas. For nearly a decade we've worked within our community to support people to reclaim their lives from the impact of trauma and disordered eating. We also offer virtual therapy across Pennsylvania, making high-quality, mental health care accessible statewide. We are accepting new clients for virtual and in-person therapy. Book a free consultation today to get started today!

This is such a beautiful space for healing. Lee Anne brings such an amazing energy. She is down to…read moreearth and so accessible but there is no doubt that she is blessed with an unusual intuition (not sure if that is the correct the way to say it). What i loved and appreciated most was how much thought and energy she put into my healing. Exploring all different ways to look at my whole being. I felt very cared for and heard. She really listens.

From the owner: The Healing House was built in 1916. We purchased the property when she was 100 years old. The…read morebuilding had been gutted but never renovated. When we purchased the house it was a home to bats, mice and birds for over 2 years. It took a great deal of vision and a lot of hard work to bring back the magic of the place. Now she hold space for people who are struggling mentally, physically spiritually or emotionally ....her name says it all.

I have never witnessed a clinical staff and support staff the way this program works to help…read moreclients achieve their goals of sobriety. I feel confident about my recovery as I have received the best treatment possible.

Avenues helped me save my life. It was a beautiful place with incredible staff who genuinely care…read moreabout the progress and wellbeing of the people going there. The ability to stay some where that's clean and supportive long term and to be given the opportunity to truly transition back into the responsibilities of real life in a safe and structured environment is second to none. If you you need help then it's the place for you help is all they want to give.

Dr. Coren is a professional colleague to whom I confidently refer any clients who are struggling…read morewith substance abuse. He is thoughtful, caring, brilliant, and has in-depth expertise in the treatment of substance use disorders. When it comes to substance abuse treatment, I know of no other provider in the Philadelphia area who can bring the unparalleled level of experience, knowledge, and genuine consideration that Dr. Coren offers his patients.

From the owner: I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Certified Addiction Counselor Diplomate specializing in…read morethe treatment of addiction and related mental health disorders.

I'm sorry this is long, but it's very important. If you get one thing from my review, it should be…read moreto look into other options. Not only was their program poor and equivalent to inpatient hospitalization, every one of the behavior techs were not nice (with the exception of 1 Or 2). My first night, I was told my clothing was inappropriate and to change because my favorite pajama set had cheetah print and the boys would look at me, thus reinforcing harmful views that men cannot control themselves and women should change to help them not be creeps. I was not being provocative in this situation, I was simply just trying to feel clean after my shower and read my book. if the staff here has such an outdated harmful mindset, there is no way they can provide any sort of trauma informed therapy. you are also LOCKED IN YOUR ROOM at night, unlike all other residential centers which have a small area where you can hang out if unable to sleep. MOST IMPORTANTLY: The medication management here is probably illegal. on arrival, the psychiatrist said that she doesn't know the real me until I am off all medication. So she cold turkey stopped me on antidepressant, stimulant, antianxiety, and antipsychotic meds. I ended up having a "questionable" seizure that 'no employees witnessed', even though we are surrounded by staff at all times. They chalked it up to alcohol/benzo withdrawal (I was not experiencing any other 'withdrawal' symptoms). The worst part is, they must know they made a mistake, because I was NOT sent to the hospital (which is standard procedure if suspected withdrawal seizure or if there is no history of seizures). instead of any medical treatment or tests being run, I was brought to a couch and they had a random patient keep me company. I did some research, and cold turkey stopping Seroquel can cause seizures. Hopefully this is a one off situation on their part, but the way they handled the responsibility of medication management and health emergencies proves they do not have good business ethics. If they can't properly care for a severe medical emergency, how will they have the empathy to heal anyone in their center? You deserve a residential experience that is healing, not harmful!

Holistic healing? What a joke. STR Cedar Creek lures you in with promises of a healing environment…read morefull of holistic therapies--but it's all smoke and mirrors. What they actually offer is the bare minimum: one weak guided meditation a week, maybe a yoga class if you're lucky. There is no consistent programming, no integrative wellness, and certainly no individualized care. They sell a vision of mind-body healing, but deliver a cold, chaotic space with no follow-through. Once they've got your insurance info, the facade drops. This place is a money grab, not a sanctuary. Don't be fooled. Liars and grifters.

This is an amazing nonprofit- helping people even outside of Bucks County. I have called the…read morewarmline about three times in the past. This afternoon at 4 pm, I attended "Alternatives to suicide" on Zoom. It was very helpful. The Sunday after Thanksgiving, I am looking forward to the "Creative Minds" group. The mediators are excellent. I would love to find a way to give back to this amazing organization.

I selected Richard Cheney,Licensed Professional Counselor as a counselor for my huband and my self…read morebecause my husband refused to work and insisted that my famiy support my three children and myself for twenty =five years. My husband did not hold a job for twenty-five years and performed minimal child care or home care. He sat and read. My husband had three Master"s degrees from the best schools in the county in extremely salable fields, include high tech. I did not seek a divorce because our first child was stilllborn and I desperately wanted a family, I spent eleven years in infertility treatment and have three beautiful accomplished daughters,. It was only after after our twins were born and turned two thart my husband refused to seek work and began demanding that we cash in our 401K and extort $100,000 increments from my elderly mother. Finaly, in 1212 we were forced financially to return to Pennsylvania to reside in my deceased mother"s house with my developmentally -disabled sister who supported us for ten more years to the the tune of $300,000. At this time my huband stopped bathing completely. which is when I once again sought couseling to get him employed and serving as a role model for our chilren (in middle school). Richard"s approach was "Quid Pro Quo". If my husband bathed I had to reward him with a higher level task. Franking brushing my teeth bave would have been an appropriate "Quid Pro Quo". While all this transpiring my husband was harassing .my 70+ year old sister for doing the laundryand caing her a "gibbering idiot". Meanwhile she was suporting six people while he read books and picked the childre up from high school twicie a day. The above gives a fairly clear summary of a very dysfunctional family dynamic. Not once did Richard suggest that my husand seek individual or famiy counseling or pay back the monies he had purloined. Instead,, Richard encoraged my husband to get a job driving a school bus for which he had no aptitude and lasted five months after incurring over $25,000 worth of damage to a school bus. He also devised a plan for my husband husband to shower EVERY other day ilke an adolescent boy.While all of this was happening I was calling my friends asking for references for white-collar jobs. For whichI received no credit, After three and a half year of this nonsense I realized that I was being trianulated and that my husband 's narcisssistic personality disorder would never be addressed and without further ado ended the mis-labeled counseling! Mr. Cheney was in over his head for most of the time we spent with him and it is no suprise to me that he never pursued a doctoral degree.

From the owner: Liv Associates is a private outpatient counseling center committed to providing clinical expertise…read moreand support as you work to improve enrich your life. Our goal is provide a variety of psychological services to children, adolescents, and adults in a warm and supportive environment.

Such a cute, small yoga studio! Heard this place near work just started offering yoga and the price…read morewas great so I decided to check it out. It smelled SO good when I walked in and the flow class was the perfect balance between a workout and helping my busy brain quiet down. After class everyone ended up talking which was lovely. I've missed that at the other place I've been going. Cool spot!

I LOVE this Yoga studio! The instructors are fabulous.. they welcome you with open arms and are…read moreexcellent in guiding you through your practice. The space itself feels good to be in: positive energy, calming and safe. Also- all of the students I have met there are kind and supportive. I am so glad I found Evergreen Yoga and am looking forward to continuing my practice here for years to come!