Reclaim your life with compassionate, evidence-based addiction treatment with us.
Whether you or a loved one struggles with alcohol and drug use, such as opioids, or other substances, our local experts are ready to help—offering personalized care, trusted therapies, and proven support that meets you where you are.
Healing Path Psychology has proudly served for over 12 years, specializing in substance abuse and addiction counseling. Our experienced team is deeply committed to supporting individuals and families in our community as they navigate the path to recovery. Our mission is to provide compassionate, evidence-based care that empowers our clients to reclaim their lives. We value integrity, respect, and ongoing growth—both for our clients and ourselves.
– Licensed Clinical Psychologists (PA State Board)
– Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC)
– National Certified Addiction Counselor (NCAC)
– American Psychological Association (APA) Member
– Ongoing professional development in addiction treatment and trauma-informed care
Alcohol & Drug Abuse Treatment refers to a range of therapeutic interventions designed to help individuals struggling with substance use disorders. This treatment aims to address the psychological, physical, and emotional aspects of addiction.
Early intervention can significantly improve outcomes. The sooner treatment begins, the better the chances of recovery and long-term sobriety.
Achieve lasting sobriety through our In office or telehealth treatment options.
90% of clients report reduced cravings
85% improvement in mental health symptoms
75% of clients maintain sobriety after one year
Success Rate: 100% customer satisfaction
Our compassionate team is here for you. Each therapist is fully licensed in Pennsylvania and trained in CBT, ACT, DBT, and other approaches. We’ll carefully match you with someone who understands your needs.
Yes. Healing Path Psychology provides evidence-based care for substance use concerns, using therapies like Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET), CBT, ACT, and DBT to guide clients toward healthier coping and sustained change.
Healing Path employs a range of tailored, evidence-based approaches, including:
Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET) – builds intrinsic motivation through collaborative conversation
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) – reshapes thought patterns contributing to substance use
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) – fosters psychological flexibility and acceptance
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) – strengthens emotional regulation and distress tolerance.
No. Treatment is collaborative and nonjudgmental—you set the goals (whether harm reduction or abstinence) and the label, if any; the therapist supports your choices, not imposing identities.
Your first appointment focuses on:
Gathering background – discussing history, current use, and related emotions, behaviors, and goals
Exploring motivation – helping you clarify your reasons for change
Creating a treatment plan – identifying priorities and setting a course that aligns with your values.
There’s no fixed timeline. Some clients work together for 8–12 sessions, particularly for trauma‑related or alcohol issues. Duration varies based on your pace, progress, and changing needs
Licensed providers, including Dr. Stephen Sell, Psy.D., are trained in trauma-informed, evidence-based interventions and specialization in alcohol and drug concerns. Support staff help coordinate insurance, scheduling, and care logistics
Yes. Healing Path accepts most major insurance plans. In-network coverage varies, so they assist clients with insurance verification, cost estimates, and understanding benefits
Absolutely. Healing Path views substance concerns within the context of mental health. They offer integrated treatment that addresses PTSD, anxiety, depression, and co-occurring issues alongside substance use .
Reach out via phone, email, or through their secure online portal. A staff member will help match you with an appropriate therapist, schedule your appointment, and handle paperwork and insurance. The first consultation includes exploring your goals and planning next steps
Let today be the day you take that first step.
Whether you’re struggling with depression, coping with life changes, or simply want to understand yourself better, we’re here to walk alongside you—every step of the way.
| Emergency Service (PA) | Crisis Phone / Website |
|---|---|
| 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline – State-wide | Call / Text / Chat 988 |
| UPMC Western Psychiatric Emergency Services | 412-624-1000 or 1-877-624-4100 |
| resolve Crisis Services – Allegheny County | 1-888-796-8226 |
| National Mental Health Hotline – PA | 866-903-3787 |
| Chester County Crisis Contact Center | 610-280-3270 |
| Centre County Crisis Line | 1-800-643-5432 |
| Wayne County REACH Crisis Line | 1-833-557-3224 |
| Cumberland-Perry Crisis Intervention | 717-763-2222 / 866-350-4357 |
| Philadelphia Crisis Response Centers | 215-951-8300 (Einstein CRC) – 24/7 |
| Penn State Crisis Line (all campuses) | 1-877-229-6400 |
– Offices –
Allentown Location [by Cali Burrito]
Address: 2200 Hamilton St, Ste 308, Allentown, PA 18104
Bethlehem Location [by Moravian]
Address: 35 E Elizabeth Ave, Ste 208, Bethlehem, PA 18018
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Email:
info@healingstep.com
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