High Focus Centers

Starting treatment can feel uncertain — especially when you do not know what to expect.

A typical week in outpatient care may include group therapy, individual sessions, skills-building and opportunities to practice coping strategies in everyday life. Programs like PHP and IOP provide structure and support while helping individuals stay connected to family, school and daily responsibilities.

Support happens one step at a time.

Learn more about what treatment may look like and find support that fits your needs.

Meet Celia Webb, MS, LPC, CPCS, SEP, Executive Director at High Focus Centers in Marietta, GA. In her role as Executive Director, she will lead the Marietta team in delivering exceptional, evidence-based care while expanding access to services across the community. Her leadership will support continued program growth and reinforce High Focus Centers’ commitment to compassionate, outcomes-driven behavioral healthcare.

High Focus Centers PA recently had the opportunity to sponsor, attend and provide mental health resources to young athletes and their families at the D9 Sport Flag Football Camp presented by Clear Vision! The team was also able to share High Focus' mission with two NFL players: Jordan Davis, Defensive Tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles, and Mack Wilson Sr., Linebacker for the Arizona Cardinals. 🏈

June is Pride Month — a time to celebrate identity, community and the importance of support.

Mental health and recovery are shaped by many experiences, including identity, relationships and access to affirming care. Supportive environments and inclusive treatment can help individuals feel seen, respected and empowered throughout their journey.

Everyone deserves care where they feel safe being themselves.

Learn more about our commitment to inclusive, compassionate care.

Drop in to Booskerdoo Coffee & Baking Co. in Holmdel, NJ for complimentary coffee and treats, and connection with other local behavioral healthcare professionals!

📍101 Crawfords Corner Rd, Suite 4102, Holmdel, NJ 07733
🗓️Friday, June 19
🕙11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
RSVP ➡️ http://bit.ly/4wWatAg
📧Questions? Contact David Cevallos at [email protected].

This event is hosted by Dave Cevallos, Matt Lopreiato and Alison Earvase.

Connection plays an important role in mental health and recovery.

Whether through peer support, family relationships or therapeutic environments, feeling understood and supported can help reduce isolation and strengthen resilience. Healing often happens in connection with others.

Connection can make a meaningful difference in the path forward.

Summer is around the corner! ☀️

This summer, we're offering a Summer Therapeutic Program designed for adolescents aged 10-18 in Connecticut and New Jersey.

📞 (484) 969-9685 to learn more!

The skills learned in treatment are meant to be used in everyday life.

Tools such as mindfulness, emotional regulation, communication strategies and coping skills can help individuals navigate stress, relationships and daily challenges. Practicing these skills consistently helps reinforce progress and build confidence over time.

Small skills practiced daily can support lasting change.

Meet Ashley Bailey (she/they), LGBTQIA+ IOP Therapist at High Focus Centers in Center City Philadelphia!

Working through an anti-oppressive lens, Ashley recognizes the deep connection between systemic factors and individual and collective mental health. Their practice is grounded in sex-positivity, body positivity/neutrality and an affirming understanding of neurodivergence and disability as natural forms of human diversity.

Ashley is so excited to be part of the High Focus Centers treatment team as the LGBTQIA+ Intensive Outpatient therapist and can’t wait to grow in their practice here. Outside of the office, Ashley is a wife, friend, community member, musician, artist and avid bird watcher.

Today, we honor and remember those who served and sacrificed.

We also recognize the strength of the families and loved ones who stand beside them. Support systems play an important role in navigating life’s challenges, including mental health and recovery.

On this day of remembrance, we pause with gratitude and respect.

Today we remember and honor.