Counseling Services Referral List

1. To determine your insurance benefits call the customer service number of the back of your insurance card to speak with a representative. Be prepared to provide them with your insurance ID number [located on the front of your card], your date of birth and your home address. You may also need the name of the primary person on the insurance (e.g., your parent whose name the insurance is under).
2. Tell them that you are looking to see what your coverage is for “mental health benefits for OUTPATIENT in-office treatment”. [Note: most insurance plans provide mental health benefits; sometimes referred to as “behavioral health” benefits].
3. There are 2 types of insurance benefits: IN-network and OUT-of-network. You should ask about both.
   1. IN- network​ benefits​ are the benefits provided to you when you use one of the providers recommended by your insurance. They often cover in-network providers at a lower cost to you.
   2. OUT-of-network benefits​ are the benefits to cover a provider NOT on their list of recommended providers. If you opt to see a therapist who is out-of network, you will likely pay the therapist’s fee up front and then submit a copy of the bill to your insurance company for reimbursement (the provider may help you with this; ask them). You may also be responsible for the difference between the therapist’s fee and the “customary rate” deemed by your insurance company. You should find out from the insurance what their “customary rate” is, and what portion of it they will cover. This should also be clarified with the provider.
4. It is also helpful to have the following questions answered:
   1. Is there a deductible to meet?​ (A deductible is the amount you are responsible to pay, before your insurance will cover your appointment costs.) If so, how much is the deductible; and how much has been met to date?
   2. What is the co-pay or co-insurance?​ This is the amount you will be responsible to pay. Your insurance company will provide you with either an actual dollar amount you will be responsible for [e.g., your co-pay is $20 per appointment]; OR, they will say that they will pay for a certain percentage of the “reasonable and customary rate” and your co-insurance [the amount that you are responsible for] would be the remaining portion [i.e. The insurance pays 80% and your co-insurance is 20%]. It would be important to ask what the “reasonable and customary rate” is.
   3. Is there a session limit per year?​ [Your insurance company may give you an exact number of sessions or they may say “unlimited sessions based on medical necessity.”] Ask if it is for the calendar year or another year (e.g., June to May)
   4. Is pre-authorization or referral required before meeting with a therapist?
5. You should then go to your insurance company’s website and view their provider list to determine which providers are IN-network in your area.
   *If you lose your health insurance during the school year you may enroll in the the student health plan. You will be charged a prorated amount for the remainder of the year. Visit Student Health Services website for information on enrolling in the student health plan.
6. For student's with the student health insurance, there is a variety of mental health resources available. Please check out your insurance website for more information on what is available to you. 

• Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective- Black Virtual Therapist Directory
• Finding a Therapist + Crisis Hotlines + 6 Tips to Find the Best Therapist For You
• National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network
• Adjust Your Crown – a 6 week virtual support group for Black Women ages 18-25 – Beginning 5/18/21, Tuesdays 4:00pm – 5:30pm
• Crisis Text line: If you are a young person of color who is feeling stressed, depressed, or anxious, please know you can text STEVE to 741741 to connect with a trained crisis counselor 24/7

**If you believe that you may need to be evaluated and you are a student at Arcadia, we suggest first meeting with Disability Services (part of the Learning Resource Network) to discuss your need and your options. Testing can be expensive and is not always necessary. They can be an excellent resource for students with questions in this area. Learn more on the Learning Resource Network’s page.

• Chestnut Hill Psychological Services Clinic
• LaSalle University’s Evaluation and Assessment Program , Philadelphia, PA
• Lihn Center for Psychology, Joanne Cohen, PhD, Havertown, PA
• Debra Resnick, PsyD, Psychological Services and Human Development Center, Fort Washington
• Psychoeducational Clinic of Temple University
• Temple University Psychological Services Center, Philadelphia, PA
• University Of Pennsylvania Behavioral Health, Adult Developmental Disorders Center, Dr. Anthony Rostain
• Widener University Neuro-Psychological Center, Chester, PA
• Jed Yalof, PsyD, Haverford, PA
• Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR), Philadelphia or Norristown, PA
• Paoli Psychological Associates, Paoli, PA
• Norma Warner, PhD, Reading Specialist, Philadelphia, PA, (215)727-4271

• Rehab After Work , Individual and Intensive Outpatient Program for addictions
  • High Focus, Exton,PA 
  • High Focus, Havertown, PA
• Jeremy Frank, PhD, CAC, Philadelphia PA

• Marina Goldman, MD (no website) Specializes in addiction psychiatry, Jenkintown PA 215-782-1099 (office)
• Alders Gate , Willow Grove, PA
• Malvern Institute , Malvern, PA
• Robert Pomerantz, PhD, Bala Cynwyd, PA (610) 664-8519
• Caron Foundation

• Horsham Clinic, Ambler, PA
• Malvern Institute, Malvern, PA

• Asian American Health Initiative
• Asian American Psychological Association
• Asian Americans Advancing Justice
• National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Association
• Asian Mental Health Collective
• South Asian Therapist Directory
• Asians Do Therapy
• Asian Lifenet Hotline: 1-877-990-8585
• National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network
• COVID-19 Resources for persons of color

• Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective - Black Virtual Therapist Directory
• Black Girls Smile
• NAMI- African American Mental Health
• Association of Black Psychologists- Therapist Directory
• Lets Erase The Stigma
• National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network
• COVID-19 Resources for persons of color
• Dear Black Women: An Affirmation Movement For Black Women By Black Women, Find a Therapist + Crisis Line
• Prism Therapy Center, Jenkintown, Pa

• Anxiety and Agoraphobia Treatment Center, Bala Cynwyd, PA
• Center for the Treatment and Study of Anxiety, Philadelphia, PA
• The CBT Center for Anxiety and OCD, Media, PA
• Chris Molnar, PhD, Abington, PA, (specialties: anxiety, OCD, PTSD)

• Belmont Outpatient Department
• Debra Resnick, PsyD, Fort Washington, PA
• Karen Zelaya-Kendall, Philadelphia PA, Individual, family and group therapy including DBT group for African American men

• Belmont Behavioral Health– Inpatient Hospital, Philadelphia, PA
• The Attic Youth Center, Philadelphia, PA
• Open Door Program at Mazzoni Center, Philadelphia, PA
• Damon Constantinides, PhD, LSW, Philadelphia, PA
• Prism Therapy Center, Jenkintown, Pa

• Victim Services Center of Montgomery County, INC.
• Women Against Abuse
• Women Organized Against Rape
• Marla Cobin, PhD, LSW, Philadelphia and Collegeville, PA
• STAR (Sexual Trauma and Recovery), Wynnewood, PA
• Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape
• The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network

• Center for Loss and Bereavement, Skippack, PA
• Safe Harbor, Willow Grove, young adult peer support groups

• The Renfrew Center
• Seeds of Hope (Life Counseling Services)
• Amber Counseling Associates, Bala Cynwyd, PA, (610) 664-1773
• Amy Tuttle, LCSW, and Karin Evans, MA, RD (nutritionist and therapist together)
• Belmont Center for Comprehensive Treatment
• Center for Psychological Services Eating Disorders Division
• Center for Eating Disorders Care (University Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro),
• The Renfrew Center
• LaSalle University Weight and Eating Program
• Renaissance Nutrition Center, Inc, Theresa Wright, MS, RD, CDE (nutritionist), East Norriton, PA
• Elizabeth Kleber 349 Lancaster Ave # 208, Haverford, PA 19041 Phone: (610) 642-2056 **Takes Medicaid
• WELL clinic at Drexel – you can schedule online or call them at 215.553.7500

*Due to COVID-19, most providers are currently offering their services via telehealth, this could include phone or video sessions. If the provider has a website they may have up to date information on the current services they are providing or you can call them directly for more information.

• Fran Pollock, LMFT, Wyncote, PA, (215) 284-2680
• Debra Resnick, PsyD Executive Plaza: 540 Pennsylvania Ave Suite #305, Ft. Washington, PA,19034. 215-540-2688.
• Rachel Breskman, MEd, CAC, Licensed Psychologist, Wyncote, PA
• Jazrael M Turner, LMFT, Blue Bell, PA
• Ellen Adelman, Elkins Park, PA
• Elaine Alexander, EdD, Jenkintown, PA
• Denise Carr, MS, LMFT, Fort Washington, PA
• Pat Duffy, MSS, LCSW, Wyndmoor, PA
• Ann Izkowitz, Philadelphia (Chestnut Hill), PA
• Eda Kauffman, LSW, Philadelphia (Mt. Airy), PA
• Sandy Kosman, MSS, LCSW, Narberth and Jenkintown, PA
• Rhoda Fuchs-Morton, MA, CAC, LPC, Jenkintown, PA
• Amy Poppel, LCSW, Wyndmoor, PA 215-233-3994
• Barbara Santone, MA, Philadelphia, PA, (215) 698-8910
• Nancy Schneider, JD, PhD, Wyncote/Jenkintown, PA, (215) 874-6662, sliding scale
• Nell Stoddard, Philadelphia, PA, (267) 403-5100 Narbeth, PA. sliding scale, eating disorders
• MaryAnn Volk, MFT, Philadelphia, PA (Center for Families and Relationships)
• Jerry Lindauer, LCSW, Glenside and Philadelphia, PA
• Ari Tuckman, PsyD, MBA, West Chester, PA
• David Flaks, PsyD, Elkins Park, PA
• Jeffrey A. Fine, PsyD, Newtown, PA
• Krista Mancarella, PsyD, Blue Bell, PA, sliding scale, child and adolescent
• Kristin Shelesky, Philadelphia (Manayunk), PA
• Sherry Rubin, Exton, PA,
• Gail Post, PhD, Jenkintown, PA, 215-884-9260

If you do not live locally and need to identify a therapist or psychiatrist for after graduation, or during the summer and winter break, visit https://www.psychologytoday.com/us to search for a provider using your zip-code and insurance.

• Marina Goldman, MD, Jenkintown PA (no website) Specializes in addiction psychiatry, 215- 740-3690 (office)
• Dori Middleman, Wynnewood and Devon, PA
• Wendy A. Pecorella, MD Phone: 215-620-8397 Address: 8200 Flourtown Avenue, Suite 1B Wyndmoor, PA 19038
• Isabelle Sosnovsky, MD (Russian Speaking), Newtown, PA (215) 860-7730, Philadelphia, PA, (215) 728-4600 (office number)
• Deborah Bernstein, MD, MS, Lahaska, PA
• Southampton Psychiatric Associates
• Claudia Chernow, MD, Dresher, PA, (215) 657-6021
• Christopher D’Amanda, MD, Philadelphia, PA, (215) 242-4727, (215) 787-2000
• Jonathan Morley, MD, Wyndmoor, PA, 8200 Flourtown Ave # 4B, Glenside, PA 19038 (215) 233-3022
• Andrew Smolar, MD, Wynnewood, PA , (610) 896-9360
• Burton Weiss, MD (neuropsychiatrist), Center City Philadelphia, PA, (215) 569-8736
• Mee Park, MD (psychiatrist), Jenkintown, PA, (267) 460-5534

• Council for Relationships: Blue Bell, Exton, Philadelphia, WynneWood, Bryn Mawr, PA, Outpatient individual, couples, and family therapy, Sliding scale fee
• Locations all over NE Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Delaware Counties
• High Focus Treatment Center 
  • Exton,PA
  • Havertown,PA
  • Jenkintown,PA
  • Lansdale,PA
• Seeds of Hope, Intensive Outpatient Program for the treatment of eating disorders (affiliated with The Light Program)
• Catholic Social Services of Montgomery County, Norristown, PA
• Center for Psychological Services, Paoli, PA
• Chestnut Hill Psychological Services Center, Flourtown, PA- sliding scale
• Counseling and Therapy Associates, NE Philadelphia, (215) 332-1914,
• Penn Behavioral Health Psychosis Evaluation and Recovery Center, Philadelphia PA, 215-662-2826, (specialty care for individuals experiencing early warning signs or risk symptoms of psychosis. Patients will also have an opportunity to participate in research studies or clinical trials.)
• Family Services of Montgomery County: Eagleville, Kulpsville, and Pottstown, Pa. Offices
• Growth Opportunity Center, Southampton, Narberth, and Richboro, PA- therapy and psychiatry
• GKSW/Crystal Group Associates, Wyndmoor, PA, 215-233-3994
• Hill Counseling ,1613 Germantown Avenue, Suite 105, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19122, United State 
• Philadelphia Child and Family Therapy Training Center, Philadelphia, PA
• Holy Redeemer Counseling Center, Huntington Valley, PA
• Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Greater Philadelphia, Elkins Park, PA
• LaSalle University Community Center Counseling and Psychology Services – Graduate students who are supervised. Sliding Scale fees, 215-951-1006, Philadelphia, PA,
• Prism Therapy Center, Jenkintown, PA
• PsyCare Solutions, Elkins Park, PA
• Psychological Services and Human Development Center, Fort Washington, PA
• Psychological Services Center/PCOM, Philadelphia, PA
• The Resiliency Center in Ambler, PA
• Southampton Psychiatric Associates, Ivyland, PA, therapy and psychiatry
• Whitemarsh Behavioral Health Care, Lafayette Hill, PA (610) 825-4450
• Women’s Therapy Center of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
• Salisbury Behavioral Health, Bethlehem, PA and Horsham, PA
• PAHrtners Deaf Services Center, Glenside, PA
• Jenkintown Psychological Associates, Jenkintown, PA
• Center for Families and Relationships, Philadelphia, PA

• The Light Program, Intensive Outpatient Program for all issues (affiliated with Life Counseling Services)
• Belmont Behavioral Health, Inpatient, Partial Hospital, and Intensive Outpatient Programs available
• Friends Hospital, Inpatient Hospital, Philadelphia, PA
• Horsham Clinic, Inpatient and Partial Hospital Programs, including a Dual Diagnosis unit, Ambler, PA
• Montgomery County Emergency Services, Inpatient Program, West Norriton, PA
• Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital, Fort Washington, Inpatient
• Malvern Institute , Philadelphia, Young Adult Inpatient Program
• Sanare, Philadelphia, IOP