Mirmont Treatment Center

04/10/2026

Members of our team including Executive Director Erin Booker, Account Manager Jackie Bramble, Clinician Melissa Sheekey, and Manager of Utilization Management Lisa Sanchez had the privilege of attending the Allied Trades Assistance Program (ATAP) provider breakfast.

We truly value our continued partnership and our shared mission to support individuals seeking care for substance use disorder.

04/07/2026

When a loved one is struggling with substance use, families adapt in ways they may not even realize.

Learning about common family roles in addiction — like the scapegoat, hero or lost child — can help you better understand patterns, improve communication and support recovery.

If you have a loved one who is affected by addiction and you're not sure where to begin, call 888.227.3898.

🔗 Read the full blog on coping with addiction as a family: https://bit.ly/4tBxgPq

Addiction impacts the entire family. Learn about common roles, why they develop, and how understanding them can support healing and healthier connections.

12/31/2025

New Year’s Eve doesn’t have to include alcohol to be meaningful.

If you’re choosing sobriety this New Year — whether for your health, mental clarity, recovery, or personal goals — you’re not alone.

Planning ahead, setting boundaries and staying connected can make the night feel empowering instead of overwhelming.

Celebrate the New Year in a way that feels right for you. 💙

Learn more about Mirmont Treatment Center's services: https://bit.ly/3gEiu7p

12/26/2025

The holidays can be meaningful, but they can also bring stress, loneliness or memories that are hard to carry. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, you don’t have to face it on your own.

The 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline is available 24/7 to listen, support and help you through — by call, text or chat. Reaching out is a sign of strength.

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12/19/2025

The holidays can be joyful and challenging — especially if you’re trying to stay sober.

Between added stress and increased alcohol-centered gatherings, it can feel overwhelming.

This blog shares practical ways to protect your recovery and navigate the season with more peace and support.

If you or someone you love needs extra support this season, we’re here to help throughout the holidays.

🔗 Learn more about our addiction recovery programs

The holidays are a difficult time for many people, but they can be especially difficult if you’re a person in recovery.

11/25/2025

Recovery is a journey — and you’re never walking it alone. This holiday season, lean on these tips and remember we’re here for you, every step of the way.

Give us a call at 484.580.4787 or visit our website for more information: https://www.mainlinehealth.org/specialties/addiction

11/14/2025

Main Line Health has stepped up to lead the way in helping area patients struggling amid the opioid epidemic with its newly launched Delaware County Overdose Response Team.

“This is a partnership between our paramedics and our certified recovery specialist team,” Jaclyn Dugan, manager of clinical support services for Mirmont Treatment Center, said. “It’s a partnership of an individual with a medical background and an individual with a personal experience. What they’re trying to do is help that individual who is battling the disease of addiction, hitting that rock-bottom point, giving them the opportunity … to get into treatment.”

Read in the Delaware County Times to learn more!

Paramedic and certified recovery specialist will go out on OD calls. Service still limited by municipalities and time, but Main Line hopes to expand service.

11/06/2025

We’re proud to have Jackie Bramble, Mirmont Treatment Center’s liaison, representing Main Line Health today at the Delaware County Su***de Prevention Symposium. This vital event brings together behavioral health professionals, advocates and community partners to advance su***de awareness and prevention efforts across our region.

At Mirmont Outpatient Centers in Broomall and Exton, we offer Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) programs that provide compassionate, evidence-based mental health treatment for adults and adolescents. Our goal is to help individuals find stability, connection and hope on their path to recovery. 💚

Thank you, Jackie, for the important work you do to strengthen partnerships and connect people to care.

11/03/2025

The Delaware County Overdose Response Team (DCORT) is a brand new initiative designed to bring compassionate, real-time support to Delaware County residents affected by overdose and substance use — and to stand alongside the first responders who care for them.
🚑 Quick response to overdose and substance-related emergency calls
🤝 Certified Recovery Specialists offer peer support
🏥 Direct connection to detox and rehab

This innovative program helps reduce strain on emergency services while offering individuals a direct path to recovery and hope.

Together, we’re building a stronger, healthier community — one response at a time.

10/31/2025

We love seeing our alumni living fully in recovery. Recovery gives us the chance to show up for life’s little moments with the ones who matter most. Thank you for sharing your light, Amy. And happy Halloween to all our recovery family!

"Earlier this week, I took my kiddo to Trunk or Treat and it was an absolute blast. Old Amy would have never been so comfortable and present to enjoy every moment with this amazing kid. Being able to make these memories makes recovery so worth it. I hope everyone has an awesome Halloween! I know I will with this kiddo!" - Amy

10/31/2025

Recovery doesn’t happen alone: it happens together.

At Mirmont Treatment Center, we’re proud to introduce family and friend visitation as part of our commitment to stronger recovery outcomes. By opening our doors to loved ones, we’re helping them take an active and meaningful role in the healing journey.

Hear from Allison Dwyer, Family Support Coordinator, as she shares how connection and care can transform recovery.

🔗 Learn more about addiction recovery services at Main Line Health: https://www.mainlinehealth.org/specialties/addiction

10/29/2025

Nearly 1 in 5 women experience a perinatal mood or anxiety disorder, and 1 in 10 struggle with substance use during pregnancy — highlighting how important it is for women to have access to behavioral health and prenatal support within one coordinated system of care.

Main Line Health Account Manager Jackie Bramble recently met with Dr. Patricia Ischiropoulos and some of the team at Main Line HealthCare OB/GYN at Riddle Hospital to ensure our collaborative care continues to thrive.

Too often, women feel stigma or guilt when facing behavioral health or substance use challenges during pregnancy. By continuing to raise awareness and work collaboratively, we aim to change that narrative.

Main Line Health is proud to offer safe, evidence-based mental health and addiction treatment for women up to 32 weeks pregnant. As a unified health system, we are helping create healthier futures for both mother and child.