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Tri-County
Mental Health Services
KEY TO SERVICES
| Services at No Charge (F) |
Fee for Services ($) |
| Sliding Scale (SS) |
Insurance Accepted (I) |
| Support Group (G) |
Serving Berks County (BC) |
| Serving Chester County (CC) |
Hotline or Helpline (H) |
| Appointment Necessary (A) |
Drop-Ins Welcome (D) |
| Multi-Lingual Services (M) |
Serving Montgomery County (MC) |
Bright Futures
http://dsf.chesco.org/mhmr/site/default.asp
Helping those in recovery access their educational and employment goals. Open to
any Chester County resident who is in mental health recovery. Funded by the
Chester County Department of MH/MR. Nine weeks of classes meeting two days a
week, 9 am -- Noon. (CC, A, F)
Carelink, 610-429-1702
Chester County MH/MR, 610-344-6265
Community Care Behavioral Health Organization
http://www.ccbh.com
Improving the health and well-being of the community through delivery of
effective and accessible behavioral health services. (BC, H)
24-hr. Member Helpline: 866-292-7886
866-229-3187 (Spanish)
Creative Health Services
http://www.creativehealthservices.org/
Offers mental health outpatient services - psychiatric, therapeutic, individual,
family, group, an adult and children's partial program, D& A outpatient,
wraparound and family-based for children/families. (I, SS, B, A, M)
321 Furnace St., Rts. 82 & 724, Birdsboro 19508
5th & Montgomery Aves., Boyertown 19512
610-326-9250 Ext.. 120
Daddy’s Spirit Moves Me Forward
http://www.daddysspirit.org/
Daddy’s Spirit mission is to facilitate positive recreational and educational
activities for children who are grieving the loss of their father. The group is
scheduling trips to museums, sporting events, and more for the children ages 8
-- 12. Information is available on how to participate or how to volunteer in
assisting the organization. Beyond recreational opportunities, Daddy’s Spirit intends to fund a college
scholarship program for the children who receive the organization’s services. Daddy’s Spirit is seeking volunteers to serve on its Advisory Board as well
as to work with the children and their families. The group is also seeking
donors to solicit and receive contributions - both cash contributions and
in-kind donations are sought. (D, F, CC, MC)
610-710-1477
Family Resource Center for Autism
http://www.varietyphila.org
The mission of the Family Resource Center for Autism is to provide a strong
support and training network for families, care givers, and care providers of
children with Autism. It works to enhance quality of life opportunities for
families and care givers which match family lifestyle and advocacy needs. The center also collaborates and partners with other resource support
networks in order to expand the umbrella of aid that children and their families
receive in the Delaware Valley: primarily in Montgomery, Bucks, Delaware, and
Philadelphia counties. (MC, $)
Valley Forge and Potshop Roads
Worcester, PA 19490
gailstein@varietyphila.org
610-584-4366, x1044
Gateway Counseling Services
Providing comprehensive services to children and teens, including counseling,
psychiatry and tutoring.
($, SS, I, BC, A, M, MC)
218 W. Greenwich St., Reading, PA 19601
610-374-0344
634 King St., Pottstown, PA 19464
610-323-8866
Service Access & Management, Inc.
http://www.sam-inc.org
Providing intake, crisis and case management services for individuals with
mental health or mental retardation as a contracted provider of the Berks
Co. MH/MR Program. (SS, I, BC, H, D, M)
19 N. Sixth St., Suite 300, Reading, PA 19601
610-236-0530
SPARC – Southeastern Pa Resource Center
http://www.wcupa.edu/sparc/
SPARC is a nonprofit therapy center that serves individuals on the autism
spectrum and children with a variety of behavioral concerns. SPARC provides
center - and - community based diagnostic, therapeutic, and educational
services. (CC, call for details)
1160 McDermott Drive
#214
West Chester, PA 19383
610-430-5678
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