Springfield Behavioral of Pennsylvania

Springfield Behavioral of Pennsylvania High-quality and affordable outpatient behavioral health services for 30+ years.
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We are a friendly and professional mental health practice that has been providing outstanding and affordable therapy for adults, couples, families, teens, and children since 1985. Our compassionate and caring team of licensed clinicians offer diverse expertise and are dedicated to helping people manage life's challenges as well as realize their full potential. With three locations in Springfield, Havertown, and West Chester as well as flexible scheduling options, we are able to offer appointments during the daytime, evening and weekends for your convenience. Please visit our website for directions to all three locations. Our licensed therapists are able to provide therapy, psychological evaluations, and testing to families, groups, and individuals of all ages. Additionally, we offer psychiatric services and medication management for all ages. Our expert staff is also in the community offering workshop training and seminars to schools (ACT 48), businesses, and private groups. Please visit our website for more information or call us directly between 9:00 am and 6:00 pm to speak immediately with one of our intake specialists. Take the first step to help. Call or Email now - (610) 572-3474

Springfield Behavioral of PA would like to extend our appreciation to Gina D'Emilio, Community Liaison at High Focus Cen...
12/30/2025

Springfield Behavioral of PA would like to extend our appreciation to Gina D'Emilio, Community Liaison at High Focus Centers, for her presentation earlier this month.

Gina shared details regarding the service line offered at High Focus Center to our King of Prussia and Trevose clinicians. Both teams truly enjoyed learning about High Focus and ways in which we might collaborate care for patient in our community. Looking forward to this partnership!

12/29/2025

As the year begins, it’s the perfect time to focus on your mental well-being and set the tone for a balanced, joyful year ahead. Instead of traditional resolutions, try creative ways to nurture your mental health:

🖼️ Create a Vision Board for Mental Wellness – Fill it with images and words that represent peace, connection, and growth. Keep it somewhere visible as a daily reminder of what matters most.
✅ Try a “Year of Yes” Challenge – Say yes to new experiences that align with your well-being, whether it’s trying a new class, spending time in nature, or taking on a creative project.
📝 Practice the 5-Minute Journal – Each day, jot down 3 things you’re grateful for, 1 goal, and 1 positive affirmation. Small reflections can bring big perspective.

✨ Mental health goals don’t have to be complicated — sometimes, the simplest practices are the most powerful. Want to learn more? http://spr.ly/6180CdxQK

Springfield Behavioral of PA is proud to support Marine Toys for Tots Foundation this holiday season! Members of our le...
12/18/2025

Springfield Behavioral of PA is proud to support Marine Toys for Tots Foundation this holiday season! Members of our leadership team volunteered at the Oaks, Pennsylvania location on Monday, December 16. It was a busy afternoon sorting toys and games and fulfilling wish lists in preparation for the Christmas holiday.

We extend our sincere thanks to Toys for Tots for the opportunity to give back and for the incredible work they do each year to provide for children in our community and nationwide. ✨🎁

🍂🍁The holiday season can feel overwhelming, especially if you're facing isolation or loneliness. While this time of year...
12/16/2025

🍂🍁The holiday season can feel overwhelming, especially if you're facing isolation or loneliness. While this time of year often emphasizes connection and celebration, it’s important to prioritize your well-being and find ways to nurture yourself. Here are some tips to help:

1️⃣ Reach Out: Don’t hesitate to connect with friends, family, or support groups, even virtually. A simple phone call or video chat can provide comfort and remind you that you’re not alone.

2️⃣ Create Your Own Traditions: Celebrate in a way that feels meaningful to you. Whether it’s a cozy movie night, baking your favorite treat, or writing a gratitude journal, personal rituals can bring a sense of joy.

3️⃣ Volunteer or Give Back: Helping others can reduce feelings of isolation and boost your mood. Consider volunteering at a local organization, donating to a cause, or simply spreading kindness within your community.

4️⃣ Practice Self-Compassion: Acknowledge your feelings without judgment. It’s okay to feel lonely. Focus on small acts of self-care, like reading, meditating, or taking a warm bath, to ground yourself.

5️⃣ Seek Professional Support: If feelings of loneliness persist or feel overwhelming, reaching out to a therapist or counselor can provide tools and support to navigate this challenging time.

Want to find out more? http://spr.ly/6184CzIOA

Meet the Team🙌Sebastian Rimehaug, LPCMy work follows an integrative attachment-based and existential framework. To put t...
11/24/2025

Meet the Team🙌
Sebastian Rimehaug, LPC

My work follows an integrative attachment-based and existential framework. To put that without jargon, I believe the relationships we have with others reflect and shape the relationships we have with ourselves and our lives are ours to create. Therapy can help you reach a deeper understanding of both and create the life you want to live.

Want to get in touch? 🌱
https://springpsych.com/
Center City Philadelphia, Philadelphia County
1420 Walnut Street, Suite 802
Philadelphia, PA 19102

Seasonal gatherings bring opportunities for connection, celebration, and joy — but they can also come with stress, fatig...
11/14/2025

Seasonal gatherings bring opportunities for connection, celebration, and joy — but they can also come with stress, fatigue, and pressure to make everything “perfect.” That mix of excitement and stress is completely normal.

The key is finding ways to care for your mental health while being present in the moment:
✔️ Be intentional. Put down distractions and give your full attention to the people and conversations around you.
✔️ Set realistic expectations. Focus on connection over perfection — small moments often create the best memories.
✔️ Take breaks when needed. Step outside, breathe deeply, or pause for quiet reflection if things feel overwhelming.
✔️ Practice gratitude. Shifting your focus to what’s going well can boost mood and reduce stress.

✨ By balancing self-care with connection, you can reduce stress and make your seasonal gatherings truly meaningful. Want to find out more? http://spr.ly/61827Zc82

💚 Managing the Symptoms of DepressionRecovering from depression takes time — and while medication and counseling can hel...
11/10/2025

💚 Managing the Symptoms of Depression
Recovering from depression takes time — and while medication and counseling can help, lifestyle changes play a powerful role in long-term well-being.

Here are a few ways to support your mental health:
✔️ Stay connected. Isolation and depression often go hand-in-hand. Build and nurture a circle of supportive friends, family, or colleagues.
✔️ Keep moving. Gentle exercise like walking, stretching, yoga, or tai chi can help boost mood and energy.
✔️ Practice relaxation. Deep breathing, meditation, or even massage therapy can reduce stress and help prevent setbacks.
✔️ Be patient. Recovery doesn’t happen overnight — take it one day at a time.

✨ With support, healthy habits, and the right care, it’s possible to manage symptoms and find more balance.

👉 Learn more strategies for managing depression here: http://spr.ly/61857TXYN

Springfield Behavioral of PA was honored to be a sponsor at the Delaware County Su***de Prevention Symposium held on 11/...
11/10/2025

Springfield Behavioral of PA was honored to be a sponsor at the Delaware County Su***de Prevention Symposium held on 11/6/25 at the Springfield Country Club. This meaningful gathering brings together a diverse group of agencies, behavioral health clinicians, and community advocates to promote su***de prevention and awareness in Delaware County (and the community). 😃

Springfield Behavioral of PA remains dedicated to providing high quality outpatient mental health services to our community members. 👏

😌 Managing Stress with MindfulnessStress is a natural part of life — but when it builds up, it can affect nearly every s...
11/07/2025

😌 Managing Stress with Mindfulness

Stress is a natural part of life — but when it builds up, it can affect nearly every system in the body, from your heart and muscles to your mood and focus. That’s why learning healthy ways to manage stress is so important for overall well-being.

✨ One proven approach is mindfulness. By focusing on the present moment without judgment, mindfulness can help calm your mind, reduce stress, and increase self-awareness.

Here are a few simple ways to start:
✔️ Focus on your breathing — notice each inhale and exhale.
✔️ Pay attention to your senses — what you feel, hear, or smell.
✔️ Be present in your relationships and daily activities.
✔️ When cravings or urges arise, remind yourself: this will pass.
Mindfulness may not feel easy at first, but over time, it can help you build resilience, acceptance, and peace of mind.

Want to learn more? http://spr.ly/61837OmlU

🗣️ Conversations About Mental HealthTalking about mental health isn’t always easy — but it’s an important step toward he...
11/03/2025

🗣️ Conversations About Mental Health
Talking about mental health isn’t always easy — but it’s an important step toward healing and building strong support networks.

💚 Remember:
✔️ You’re in charge. You decide what details to share and with whom. Start with trusted friends or family, and when you’re ready, connect with a professional who can provide guidance.
✔️ Show that you’re there. Listen without judgment, validate what the other person shares, and ask what kind of support they need.
✔️ Know when to seek help. If someone is in immediate danger, reach out for professional support or emergency services right away.

Every conversation has the power to reduce stigma, create understanding, and let someone know they’re not alone.

10/31/2025

When’s the last time you felt heard?

Our therapists listen in the real moments — in your car, between meetings, when life feels overwhelming. We’re here to support and empower you. 💛

Find support: http://spr.ly/61867GhO0

🌥️ If the colder weather and shorter days leave you feeling down, you’re not alone.Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is ...
10/31/2025

🌥️ If the colder weather and shorter days leave you feeling down, you’re not alone.

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is more than the occasional case of “winter blues.” It’s a type of depression that typically occurs when there’s less sunlight, and it can last for months at a time.

⚠️ Common symptoms may include:
Feeling sad or losing interest in things you once enjoyed
Sleeping or eating more than usual
Trouble concentrating or making decisions
Withdrawing from friends and family

SAD is most common in women ages 18–30, but it can affect anyone. Recognizing the signs early — in yourself or someone you love — is the first step to getting support and feeling better.

👉 Learn more about SAD and ways to cope: http://spr.ly/61827GFTK

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1489 Baltimore Pike, Ste 250, Springfield Township
De County, PA
19064

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Monday 8am - 9pm
Tuesday 8am - 9pm
Wednesday 8am - 9pm
Thursday 8am - 9pm
Friday 8am - 7:30pm
Saturday 8am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

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We are a friendly and professional mental health practice that has been providing outstanding and affordable therapy for adults, couples, families, teens, and children since 1985. Our compassionate and caring team of licensed clinicians offer diverse expertise and are dedicated to helping people manage life's challenges as well as realize their full potential. With six locations in Havertown, King of Prussia, Springfield, North Wales, Sinking Spring and West Chester as well as flexible scheduling options, we are able to offer appointments during the daytime, evening and weekends for your convenience. In addition, we accept most insurance plans. Please visit our website for directions to all six locations. Our licensed therapists are able to provide therapy, psychological evaluations, and testing to families, groups, and individuals of all ages. Additionally, we offer psychiatric services and medication management for all ages. Our expert staff is also in the community offering workshop training and seminars to schools (ACT 48), businesses, and private groups. Please visit our website for more information or call us directly between 9:00 am and 6:00 pm to speak immediately with one of our intake specialists. Take the first step to help. Call or Email now - (610) 572-3474