Berks Counseling Center

03/13/2026

Thank you, Connections Work, for inviting Berks Counseling Center to your Job Fair as a vendor. The event was a fantastic opportunity for us to share our resources.

03/12/2026

Last night, Lindsey, one of BCC's licensed clinical social workers, spoke about youth mental health with the volunteers at Big Brothers Big Sisters. They engaged in meaningful conversations, and the feedback was highly positive. Thank you to Big Brothers Big Sisters for including Berks Counseling Center in this important discussion, and thank you, Lindsey, for your dedication to supporting our children and adolescents!

03/12/2026

DO NOT LOSE YOUR SNAP BENEFITS – CONTACT YOUR CASEWORKER TODAY

If you have questions about how to report work, education, training, or volunteering activities, you can contact your caseworker at your local County Assistance Office (Berks County 610-736-4211) or call the Customer Service Center at 877-395-8930.

Pennsylvanians should also keep their address up-to-date with DHS by calling the Customer Service Center or updating their address through COMPASS, and with the United States Postal Service, so they don’t miss any important mailings about their benefits.

Visit www.dhs.pa.gov/work for more information.

03/06/2026

Thank you to all the staff at Berks Counseling Center for your hard work, dedication, and commitment to BCC’s mission of providing and maintaining the highest quality behavioral and physical health services, as well as supportive services that meet the changing needs of those who seek our help. We appreciate all of you, not just today, but every day!

03/06/2026

Black Balloon Day is an annual international event celebrated on March 6th to honor the lives lost to drug overdoses and to raise awareness about the addiction crisis. This day brings together families, friends, and communities to remember loved ones, break the stigma surrounding substance use disorders, and support those who are currently struggling with addiction..

03/03/2026

Berks Counseling Center's Health Coaches, Alyson and Michele, were featured in Berks County Living's Health & Wellness issue, highlighting the importance of health and wellness and the inseparability of our physical and mental health. Check out the article!

03/02/2026

Meet Salisa Brantley-Seignious, one of the Certified Peer Support Specialists at Berks Counseling Center. Salisa shares her personal story and explains how her journey inspired her to work for BCC. She uses her experiences to be a guiding light for our clients. Thank you, Salisa, for your dedication!

02/23/2026

Due to the weather, on Monday, February 23rd, Berks Counseling Center will be going virtual.

Our office will be closed, but our phone lines will be open to answer all your questions and concerns. All direct care appointments will be made available virtually for patients.

We plan to resume in person on Tuesday, February 24th.

Stay safe!

02/20/2026

Happy National Leadership Day to the awesome leadership crew at Berks Counseling Center! Thanks for being the light that helps us all make a real difference.

02/16/2026

Please note that Berks Counseling Center will be closed on Monday, February 16, in observance of Presidents' Day.

Our offices will be open on Tuesday, February 17th at 8:00am.

02/13/2026

We are hiring!

If you'd like details about the listed positions, please visit our website berkscounselingcenter.org/careers to learn more!

Do What You Love; Love What You Do! Join Us in Offering Hope, Health and Opportunity to others to help them achieve a healthy and productive life. Apply Today.

02/12/2026

Exciting things are happening at Berks Counseling Center!

Recently, members of our team — including administration, our MAT physician, a counselor, a peer support specialist, a department lead, and several courageous clients- gathered for an inspiring conversation with special guests Jason Snyder from Rehabilitation & Community Providers Association and Pennsylvania Senate Health and Human Services Committee Executive Director, David Burnett.

The most powerful part of the meeting? Hearing firsthand from clients about how BCC’s Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) program is changing lives and restoring hope in recovery.

Moments like these remind us why we do this work. By sharing real stories and building strong community partnerships, we continue to raise awareness and strengthen support for mental health and addiction recovery throughout our community. 💙