Conveniently located along Germantown Avenue near Wissahickon Valley Park, this nonprofit center serves children, teens, and young adults ages 2–21 with outpatient mental health care. Programs address conditions such as anxiety, depression, autism, trauma, grief, and stress and include individual, family, and play-based therapies on site and online. Strengthen Growth Through Therapy Therapists use evidence-based methods including trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT), play therapy, and family counseling to help clients express emotions and strengthen relationships. Applied behavior analysis (ABA) helps youth on the autism spectrum build skills through structured interventions in school, home, and community, while mental health care and medication management strengthen treatment with clinical oversight. Extend Care Beyond the Clinic The center integrates families directly into treatment, offering family-based mental health services with counseling, crisis stabilization, and caregiver guidance. Intensive behavioral health services extend into schools and neighborhoods, equipping youth with coping strategies and skill-building. Outpatient and telehealth options give families accessible support that encourages healing and growth.
