Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is an active and skill-based psychotherapy that assists adolescents, families and adults in changing unhelpful thought patterns and behaviors that contribute to emotional distress and problem reactions.
Learn MoreOur personalized functional nutrition programs use lab testing and targeted nutrition plans to uncover the root physical causes of mental health symptoms, addressing hormone imbalances, nutrient deficiencies, and gut health issues that traditional approaches often miss.
Learn MoreWe provide specialized psychiatric consultation and safe, medically-supervised drug tapering for those seeking informed alternatives to traditional medication-focused mental health care.
Learn MoreProfessional consultation and coaching services that provide expert guidance and skill development for life challenges without diagnoses, clinical records, or entering therapy.
Learn MoreSimply contact our office at 610-865-4300 or through our website contact form to schedule an initial consultation. During this conversation, we’ll discuss your needs, answer questions about our services, and help you determine the best starting point. If you’re seeking virtual services, we’ll confirm availability in your location. There’s no pressure to commit to ongoing services; we want you to feel confident that our approach aligns with your goals for healing and growth.
We are located at 1 East Broad Street, Suite 510 in downtown Bethlehem, PA 18018. (Melting Pot Restaurant occupies the first floor). We provide in-person therapy services at our Bethlehem location.
Virtual Services:
Our virtual platform allows us to extend our integrated approach to clients across the United States and internationally, making our revolutionary mental healthcare model accessible regardless of your geographic location.
The privacy of information exchanged with your therapist is protected by law. The law also requires your therapist to break confidentiality with or without your permission if you or someone else is at risk of serious harm. Revelations that a child has been or is in danger of harm or neglect are required by law to be reported to Child Protective Services. You and your therapist may decide together that it is in your best interest for Center for Integrated Behavioral Health to exchange information with another party. In that case, your therapist may ask for written consent.
We are building a vast network of mental health and healthcare professionals who are deeply concerned by the pervasive distortion of mental healthcare and evidence-based treatments, a result of decades-long pharmaceutical industry deception.
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