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- Academy of Cognitive Therapy
- If you are a consumer interested in learning about cognitive therapy or finding a good cognitive therapist, please use the link below.
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- Advocates for the Jewish Mentally Ill
- AJMI was founded in 1991 as a grassroots movement of parents, families and mental health consumers dedicated to enhancing the quality of life of Jewish individuals in the Delaware Valley with neurobiological brain disorders.
- For more information, visit the website
- American Day Treatment Center - Main Line Health
- American Day provides a structured, individualized, clinically intensive partial hospitalization for individuals with psychiatric and emotional disorders, as well as substance abuse problems. The program is designed to serve those who need the structure and intensity found in inpatient psychiatric programs but who do not require 24-hour inpatient care. Locations in Drexel Hill and Exton. Call 1-888-CARE-898 for more information.
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- Behavioral Health - Community Hospital
- Crozer-Keystone's Institute for Behavioral Health offers a comprehensive range of services in the areas of mental health and substance abuse, including emergency care, outpatient counseling, and inpatient psychiatric treatment.
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- Behavioral Health - Main Line Health
- Main Line Health has uniquely designated behavioral health centers, each specializing in a level of care and treatment.
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- CareLink
- CareLink provides persons with serious mental illness, physical disabilities and other developmental challenges support, housing, assistance with jobs, and practical help in the community.
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- Catholic Social Services
- The ten agencies of CSS are dedicated to serving men, women, and children in need.
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- Compeer of Suburban Philadelphia
- Compeer matches adult volunteers with people of the same gender who have a mental illness.
- For more information, visit the website
- Consumer Centers - Mental Health Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania
- The MHASPs consumer centers offer people with serious mental illnesses a warm and friendly place to "drop in," meet other people and participate in social, educational and vocational activities. Centers are located in Philadelphia, Montgomery and Delaware Counties. Center hours vary, so it is always a good idea to call and confirm operating times.
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- Council for Relationships
- Council for Relationships, a non-profit counseling, education and research center, was founded in 1932 as Marriage Council of Philadelphia, and remains the oldest relationship counseling and training center in the country.
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