Care for All Ages: Mental Health, Substance Use, and Primary Care Support at Every Stage of Life
May is Mental Health Awareness Month — a time to break the stigma and prioritize emotional well-being. At Friendship House, we believe that mental wellness should be accessible to everyone — from toddlers to older adults.
That’s why we provide care across Lackawanna, Susquehanna, Wayne, Bradford, Lycoming, Sullivan, and surrounding counties, offering services in
clinics, schools, and homes — wherever you need us most.
For Children: Building Strong Foundations
Mental health starts early. Friendship House helps children thrive with services like:
- Outpatient therapy for emotional and behavioral challenges
- Early intervention for developmental delays
- PCIT (Parent-Child Interaction Therapy) to strengthen family bonds
- School-based counseling for in-classroom support
We equip children — and their caregivers — with tools to manage anxiety, behavior, and big emotions.
For Teens: Guiding Through Change
Adolescence can be overwhelming. We support teens with services tailored to their needs:
- In-home Family-Based Mental Health teams
- Substance use recovery programs
- Cloud Home, our group residence for adolescent males
Our goal? Help teens navigate life transitions with structure, empathy, and support.
For Adults: Healing with Dignity
Mental health remains just as important in adulthood. Friendship House provides:
- One-on-one outpatient therapy
- Psychiatric rehabilitation
- Peer support from people with lived experience
- Integrated care with The Wright Center for physical and mental health
Whether it’s anxiety, trauma, depression, or recovery — we meet you where you are.
Roote Locally. Serving Regionally.
With offices in Scranton, Mayfield, and Pottsville, and a team that reaches across multiple counties, Friendship House is proud to be a regional leader in whole-person behavioral health care.
From early childhood to adulthood, we deliver services that are accessible, compassionate, and clinically grounded.