At Sound Minds Behavioral, our licensed, board-certified medical doctors and nurse practitioners specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of mental and behavioral health problems. Our staff is equipped to properly assess your concerns and develop a treatment plan that is specific to your needs.

The psychotherapists at Sound Minds Behavioral take a developmental approach to therapy with children and teens. Therapy can help kids develop problem-solving and coping skills, change dysfunctional behaviors, manage stress, manage strong emotions, meet social challenges and adjust to changes in the family

Marriage and couples counseling is common nowadays. Relationships are difficult and miscommunication can lead to bigger issues in the future. With the help of one of our therapists, you can make thoughtful decisions about rebuilding or improving your relationship, with mediation and clarity. This type of therapy helps couples of all kinds rectify differences, recognize and resolve conflicts and improve functioning in the relationship.

Individual therapy (also called counseling or psychotherapy) is a process in which you work one-on-one with a psychologist, licensed clinical social worker or licensed professional counselor to address any issues, concerns or problems that detract from your quality of life. Therapy can be truly life changing. It’s a way to look at the areas of your life you may need extra help with or if you’re unhappy with aspects of your life. Our practitioners are qualified to work with people of all backgrounds and have ample experience in the behavioral health field. Working one-on-one allows you to have the guidance and tools to achieve your personal goals, with the dedication you deserve to your overall well being to live a positive and fulfilling life.

We have both testing and treatment options at our facility. We offer qualified staff to help our patients address their concerns and confirm findings from our testing program. ADHD evaluations include clinical interviews and rating scales across two or three domains to assess executive functioning, distractibility, impulsivity and other related behaviors and characteristics that could indicate an attention deficit disorder.

In recent years, the use of and demand for medical marijuana as a treatment option for clients experiencing anxiety and posttraumatic stress disorder has increased. Some of our providers are approved to certify clients to participate in Pennsylvania’s Medical Marijuana Program. We provide clinical evaluations to determine whether a client might benefit from this treatment modality and ongoing medication management.

Sound Minds Behavioral is proud to offer telehealth and telepsychiatry services. Now, more than ever before, the ability to seek behavioral health treatment remotely is paramount to ensuring clients’ and staff’s health and well-being. During these uncertain and unsettling times, maintaining access to care is important. We provide services using HIPAA-compliant platforms that are convenient and confidential.

Family is a major part of most peoples’ lives. In family therapy, the focus of treatment is the family as a whole. Family therapy helps members of the family resolve conflicts and improve communication. Your Sound Minds Behavioral therapist will provide a supportive approach to guide your family through stressful times.

Group therapy involves one or more therapists providing psychotherapy with several people at the same. Groups are centered around one issue at a time. For example, one session might be about depression whereas another might be about stress management. The goal is to collectively support each other. Sometimes the group is composed of people in similar circumstances. For example, a therapy group may consist of teenage girls, people in chronic pain, or married couples. Please contact the office to learn more about current therapy groups offered at Sound Minds Behavioral.

Licensed clinicians provide individual and family therapy in the family’s home. The treatment includes cognitive behavioral therapy, behavioral assistance, mentoring, and trauma-informed therapy.

Trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) is the most well-supported treatment modality for children who have been abused or traumatized. It is an evidence-based psychotherapy that aims to address the needs of children and adolescents with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other difficulties related to traumatic events. The goal of TFC-CBT is to provide psychoeducation to both the child and the family.