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APM provides an array of professional behavioral health care services. Health care providers, psychiatrists, therapists, case managers, peer support specialists and other staff work together as a single team to treat the whole you, in two convenient locations in Philadelphia.

Contact either of our clinic locations:
4301 Rising Sun Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19140, 267.296.7220
3169 N 5th St, Philadelphia, PA 19133, 267.296.7220
112 E Allegheny Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19134, 267.296.7220
2927 N 5th St, Philadelphia, PA 19133, 267.296.7220
Monday – Friday 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.
Evening and Saturday hours are available by appointment.

Behavioral Health

APM maintains two behavioral health clinics delivering professional, culturally sensitive treatment and prevention services to more than 2,000 City residents without geographic restriction. All services offer bilingual diagnoses and treatment for our community’s mental health issues.
APM Mental Health provides the following specific services:

Individual Therapy
Family and Group Therapy
Psychiatric Evaluations
Psychiatric Intervention
Medication Monitoring
Couples Counseling

Family Therapy

APM provides treatment through individual, family, group therapy and child play therapy in an outpatient setting.

Drug & Alcohol Treatment

APM provides intensive and regular outpatient services to individuals, and group therapy for people with a history of substance abuse. Our staff is bilingual, culturally sensitive, and ready to meet the specific needs of individuals.

Support Services

APM Support service programs provide long-term help to the homeless by providing housing assistance and services that provide the tools necessary for successful independent living. APM also has a limited number of housing options for individuals diagnosed with co-occurring disorders, including substance abuse, mental health, and/or HIV/AIDS.

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