When you or your loved one faces a psychiatry or mental health issue, you shouldn’t have to wait for treatment.
When you or your loved one faces a psychiatry or mental health issue, you shouldn’t have to wait for treatment.
With Allegheny Health Network, you can access evidence-based mental and behavioral health treatment services in medical offices across western Pennsylvania.
If you or a loved one lives with a mental illness, we can help. Our providers have a variety of experiences and specialties, and can treat you for depression, anxiety, and other mood disorders.
AHN programs teach mindfulness techniques that can be used throughout your organization. See how your community can benefit from a more focused approach.
Your emotional and mental health is unique to you, so we specialize in a few key areas, offering an extra layer of personalized mental and behavioral health care.
Sometimes life feels too difficult to handle. Our doctors will be with you during hospitalization and recovery to ensure your mental well-being.
We offer outpatient psychotherapy and other new treatments for children, adolescents, and adults seeking a way to get back to their lives.
When standard therapies are not enough, we offer advanced treatments based on the latest research.
When your child experiences trauma, your whole world changes. Our world-renowned experts evaluate and treat children who have gone through something difficult.
Freespira may help. It’s a medical device that uses synchronized breathing to reduce or eliminate panic attacks.
You aren’t alone. Get intensive outpatient care for your symptoms at the Alexis Joy D’Achille Center — designed for new moms struggling with depression or anxiety.
People often use the terms “mental health” and “behavioral health” interchangeably, though there are differences. Here’s how we define them.
Behavioral health refers to the connection between your behaviors and the health of your body and mind. Behavioral health can include treatment and prevention of disorders like depression, anxiety, and substance use disorder.
Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It may affect how you handle stress or relate to others. Genetics, brain chemistry, trauma or abuse, and family history all contribute to your mental health.
Our providers understand that every patient is different. We offer a range of services to meet your unique needs, including new, evidence-based therapies.
Free for all Allegheny County residents and available 24 hours a day, year-round.
If you or someone else is at immediate risk, call The Hope Line.
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We are continually researching new ways to prevent, detect, and treat disease. Find specialists for your patient and discover educational opportunities for you.