Journey Healthcare

12/03/2025

✨ It's okay if the holiday season feels heavier than usual. Be patient with the pieces of grief that reappear. They’re reminders of love that still lives within you.

09/20/2025

Seasons change. So can we. If you’re struggling, reach out — you don’t have to do it alone. Call 412-668-4444 or visit journeyhealthcare.com

09/04/2025

Journey Healthcare is growing, and we’re looking for passionate providers to join our team!
✅ Positions: Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners (PMHNPs) & Physician Assistants
✅ Locations: Murrysville, Greentree & Telehealth Options Available
✅ Specialty: Outpatient Mental Health – Psychiatry, Therapy, & Medication Management
Why Join Journey Healthcare?
- Collaborative, supportive environment
- Flexible scheduling options (in-person & telehealth)
- Competitive compensation & benefits
- Mission-driven and independently owned: providing compassionate, accessible mental health care to our community
📧 Email Resume: jamieg@journeyhealthcare.com
📞 Call: 412-496-1269

09/03/2025

Each September, communities across the world unite to bring attention to an urgent public health issue: su***de. Learn how you can do your part in combatting the second leading cause of death for youth and young adults. ***dePrevention

Each September, communities across the world unite to bring attention to an urgent public health issue: su***de. Together we can create change

08/28/2025

A reminder that needing rest, setting boundaries, making mistakes, or showing emotion aren’t flaws—they’re natural parts of life. Over-apologizing often comes from guilt, fear of disappointing others, or feeling like your needs are inconvenient. But being human means you’re allowed to have limits, ask for help, and show up imperfectly. journeyhealthcare.com

08/25/2025

For thousands of years, Buddhism has explored the human mind with a focus on suffering, mindfulness, and compassion. Modern psychology and psychiatry, though rooted in science, often echo these same principles.

The phrase “suffering = pain + resistance” comes from mindfulness and acceptance-based approaches like Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Buddhism, and modern psychology.

08/12/2025

Sometimes the best thing you can do is simply being there. journeyhealthcare.com

Sometimes the best support isn’t about fixing the problem, it’s about showing up and being there. 🩵 journeyhealthcare.com

07/31/2025

Reminder: Social media is not real life. Your mental health matters more than likes or filters. Take a break. - Journey Healthcare
Psychiatry & Behavioral Health Services
📍 Murrysville & Green Tree, PA
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We have been worried about the damaging effects of social media on our youth for years. What if I told you social media can be just as damaging for adults?

07/14/2025

Boundaries aren't walls. They're simply bridges to better relationships. 💬💙

We provide premiere medical treatments for integrative psychiatry, behavioral health, addiction, and more. Request an appointment now!

07/08/2025

Concurrent disorders refer to the presence of both a mental health condition and a substance use disorder in the same individual. This means a person is dealing with two health challenges at once, each of which can affect and complicate the other.
Learn how we specialize in treatment: http://journeyhealthcare.com/understanding-concurrent...

Concurrent disorders, also known as co-occurring disorders, refer to the presence of both a mental health condition and a substance use disorder in the same individual. This means a person is dealing with two health challenges at once—each of which can affect and complicate the other.

07/03/2025

Wishing you a safe and happy Fourth of July. 🎆 journeyhealthcare.com

06/26/2025

🌈 Why Pride Month Matters so much in the Mental Health Community

1. Higher Rates of Mental Health Issues - LGBTQ+ individuals are at increased risk for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and suicidal ideation. According to the Trevor Project, 41% of LGBTQ+ youth seriously considered su***de in the past year.

2. Lack of Affirming Care - Many LGBTQ+ individuals struggle to find mental health providers who are culturally competent and affirming. Fear of being misunderstood or judged can prevent people from seeking help.

3. Pride Promotes Visibility and Belonging - Pride Month fosters a sense of community, visibility, and validation, all of which are critical for combating isolation. Affirming spaces can be life-saving for individuals who may not feel accepted by family or society.

4. Advocacy and Awareness Lead to Change - Pride Month raises awareness about these disparities and advocates for systemic change, including better access to mental health care, legal protections, and inclusive practices.

💬 In Summary - Pride Month is more than a celebration—it's a vital opportunity to support mental health equity, challenge stigma, and create a world with less hate.