Center For Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

We have a last minute immediate opening for PCIT on Tuesdays at 9:30! If you have a 2-6 year old with disruptive behaviors, snag this spot by calling us at 267-551-1984!

PCIT for Ages 2-6 | Center for CBT The Center for CBT has experts in PCIT - the most effective treatment for kids ages 2-6 with disruptive behaviors.

A good read for anyone who is struggling with getting on the same page as their partner about how to parent a kiddo with difficult behaviors:

Struggling to Get on the Same Page With Your Partner About Parenting Your Strong-Willed Child? When parents are not on the same page about how to handle a strong-willed child, behavior problems often escalate at home. This blog explains why parenting differences feel more intense with behaviorally challenging kids, how inconsistency fuels power struggles, and how evidence-based, parent-focuse...

If you're freaking out about Norovirus during stomach bug season and it's affecting your daily life/happiness, you may have a very common (and very treatable) anxiety called emoteophobia.

Freaking Out About Norovirus? You’re Not Alone Many children and adults experience intense fear of vomiting, especially around Norovirus season. This fear, called emetophobia, does not respond to logic or reassurance. This blog explains why reasoning rarely works, how anxiety amplifies physical sensations, and how evidence-based Exposure and Res...

If you’ve ever thought, “We probably need help with our child’s behavior… but how would we even fit therapy into our lives right now?” this post is for you. Many families assume behavior therapy is long-term and disruptive, but evidence-based approaches like PMT and PCIT are actually time-limited, parent-focused, and designed to work quickly. Sharing this for any parent who feels stuck but overwhelmed by their schedule.

Torn About Starting Therapy for Your Child’s Behavior When Your Schedule Is Already Packed? Parents of kids with behavior challenges often feel torn about starting therapy when schedules are already full of school, sports, and family commitments. This post explains why evidence-based behavior therapies like Parent Management Training (PMT) and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) are ti...

Therapy specifically for helping college women 🫶

College Women | Center for CBT Let’s be real...sometimes, college life is a hot mess. We have experts who specialize specifically in helping college women manage the chaos, handle the feels, and actually enjoy the ride.

Excited to be offering specialized therapy for **Women ages 20-30** who are experiencing anxiety, OCD, low self-esteem, and/or depression:

Women In Their 20s | Center for CBT Specialized therapists for women in their 20's!

We have 3 upcoming openings (this week!) for behavior problems treatment! Give us a call at 267-551-1984 to speak directly with a behaivor specialist 🙂 https://www.centerforcbt.net/behaviorproblems-pcitll a

Therapy for Behavior Problems (including PCIT) The Center for CBT specializes in the most effective, evidence-based treatments for behavior problems in kids and teens (including PCIT).

The Center for CBT is so excited to be welcoming Dr. Erin Dunning from the University of Pennsylvania to start our ARFID/Picky Eating program at the Center for CBT!

Picky Eating and ARFID Treatment in Media, PA The Center for CBT specializes in the most effective, evidence-based treatments for picky eating and ARFID.

The Center for CBT offers the area's premier Girl-Specific ADHD Testing Program!

Girl-Specific ADHD Testing | Center for CBT The Center for CBT offers the premier ADHD Testing Program specifically designed for girls in the Philadelphia Area.

Cracking the Code: Why Some Kids Need More Than a Standard ADHD Assessment

Cracking the Code: Why Some Kids Need More Than a Standard ADHD Assessment As a parent, you know your child better than anyone. You've noticed the struggles with focus, the battles over homework, or the challenges with following instructions. Maybe you've wondered if it's ADHD, and you're considering an assessment. But here's the thing: while a standard ADHD assessment can...