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Central Behavioral Health, or Central, is a non-profit community behavioral health center in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. We provide service to more than 6,000 individuals and families through more than 25 specialized programs. These programs cover a full spectrum of behavioral health services for children, adolescents, adults, and seniors. Through compassionate and evidenced-based treatments we help individuals and families work through life transitions, crises, and behavioral health and co-occurring symptoms associated with mental health disorders. Most of all, we can help you regain hope and feel the empowerment that you need to move forward on your road to recovery. Call today to schedule an appointment. All calls are confidential.
Central’s COVID-19 Support Line
During this time of uncertainty where our daily lives are changing by the minute it’s hard to know what resources are available and where you can go to receive behavioral health services. Central has created a support line to help you navigate our services and resources. By calling (610) 999-0126 during normal business hours, you will speak with a knowledgeable Central employee who can help guide you through accessing behavioral health care and connect you to local resources to meet your needs.
Accepting New Referrals – Same Day Access
Today we find ourselves dealing with an unprecedented situation. The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic has been dynamic and intense for all of us in the past several months. We recognize your mental health challenges and are here to support you. Central’s outpatient services are essential to the lives of the individuals we support, our facilities remain open and active to support all your behavioral health needs. We are accepting new patient referrals and offer Same Day Access. Through Same Day Access, Central can offer you an intake assessment on the same day you are requesting it without a scheduling delay or a waitlist.
Our staff are continuing to provide support at our outpatient offices and telehealth services when possible. During this uncertain time, we are exploring creative ways to meet your needs. Our outpatient therapists and psychiatrists are available to provide counseling support, resource sharing and explore ways to cope with anxiety. Our Drug and Alcohol therapists are committed to helping those who suffer from addiction, co-dependency and co-occurring disorders and are struggling to cope during this stressful time.
For any questions or to schedule an initial assessment, please call us at Norristown (610) 279-9270, Abington (267) 818-2220
Drug and Alcohol Valuable Resources
If you are worried that you or someone you care about might be struggling with a substance use issue, please feel free to browse the following resources. They include information on different substances, how substance use is treated, and ways that it impacts a person and their community.
Montgomery County Office Of Drug & Alcohol
NIMH Brochures and Fact Sheets