Comprehensive mental wellness requires much more than medication management. At P.S. Psychiatry, we strive to provide the most well-rounded care that meets patients where they are in their mental health journey. For many patients, that means advocating for their access to high-quality counseling services. To meet the needs of patients in our community, P.S. Psychiatry is proud to partner with Ally Psychological Services and Welsh Therapy to offer in-person and virtual private therapy in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Medication is only one aspect of mental health improvement. For many patients, a combination of talk therapy and psychiatric medication has been proven to yield the best outcomes. The therapists at Ally Psychological and Welsh Therapy in Bucks County, PA, offer a variety of therapeutic modalities based on each patient's goals and mental health needs. Your local therapist will get to know you as an individual to determine how to best meet your needs and create a treatment plan that works for you.
Much like psychiatric care, therapy is not one-size-fits-all. Through our partners at Ally Psychological and Welsh Therapy, P.S. Psychiatry provides patients with a number of counseling services. Each counselor offers a unique perspective to their sessions as well as years of experience treating a broad range of mental health conditions.
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