Mirmont Treatment Center

Now up on MoreThanTheCurve.com: A look at the Adolescent Behavioral Health Program available at Mirmont Outpatient Centers in Broomall and Exton.

"Our life is shaped by our mind, for we become what we think."

Self-care is the best gift you can give yourself during a stressful season. How are you making yourself and your health a priority?

We're just one week away from #ElectionDay2020 At Mirmont, we're proud to offer our patients the opportunity to vote without having to leave our Center. Follow along with us here for more information about what's going on at Mirmont!

While COVID-19 has made it difficult to connect in the same way that we’re used to, there are still steps you can take to stay well and prevent relapse.

How you can help your teen deal with missing out on time with friends and school activities.

Researchers found that people’s frequency of alcohol consumption had increased by 14% on average since 2019. If you're struggling to cope with #COVID19 stress or anxiety, or if you need support to stop drinking, we can help. Call us at 1.866.227.3898 today.

A new study finds that alcohol and nicotine use in early pregnancy can significantly affect brain development of a developing fetus. Mirmont is proud to offer a substance use treatment program specifically for pregnant women. Learn more about this program: https://bit.ly/3kJI2Qb.

Everyone exhibits signs of mental distress a bit differently, but it is important for parents to know that adolescents may display stress differently than younger children and adults.

As we approach the final days of #RecoveryMonth, we're revisiting the stories of recovery shared by our Mirmont alumni.

What does recovery mean to you?

Addiction is a disease that can happen to anyone at any time in their lives; no one ever intentionally becomes addicted to a substance. Let’s celebrate all success stories!

Cultivate the 5 C's of a healthy mindset: Calmness, Clarity, Compassion, Concentration and Courage.

We are proud to offer a dedicated substance abuse program for pregnant women struggling with addiction. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2q3SXwP

Nearly half of parents with children under age 18 say their stress levels related to the coronavirus pandemic are high, with managing their kids' online learning a significant source of stress for many.

To avoid confrontations with a substance abuser, family members often agree to act as if everything is normal, not make waves, and not mention the substance abuse. This all takes a heavy psychological toll, especially on children.