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Great job taking your first step to feeling better!

A member of our team will be reaching out to you!
It takes bravery to notice when you need help and to reach out for it. By being here, you are already taking an important step to care for your mind and your health. That is something to be proud of. Remember, each small step you take brings you closer to feeling better.

What happens next?

You’ve taken the first step.
We’ll help you with the rest.

Now that you’ve submitted your information, our team will review it to better understand what you’re looking for and how we may be able to help.

Here’s what happens next:

  1. We review your information.
    Our team will look over the details you provided and determine the best next step for your care.

  2. A member of our team will reach out.
    Keep an eye on your phone, text messages, and email. Someone from Augustin Psychiatric Associates will contact you to discuss your next steps.

  3. We’ll answer your questions.
    We can talk through scheduling, insurance, treatment options, and anything else you may want to know before moving forward.

  4. We’ll help you get scheduled.
    If APA is a good fit for your needs, our team will help you take the next step toward scheduling your appointment.

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In the meantime, save our number:
(484) 339-3936
so you know it’s us when we reach out.

What should you expect?

  • A judgment-free zone.

    Our sessions give you a safe and caring place to share your thoughts and feelings without worry. You will meet with a provider who listens, understands, and helps you work through your challenges.

  • Learn new skills.

    In our sessions, you can learn simple skills to handle stress and solve problems in a healthy way. These skills can help you deal with hard feelings, face tough situations, and move closer to your goals for better mental health.

  • Feel better.

    By coming to sessions often and taking part, you can start to see good changes in your mental health. You may feel more hopeful, less worried, and more sure of yourself when handling challenges. This can help you feel better and enjoy your life more.