Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital

Join the Montgomery County Su***de Prevention Task Force on October 21, 2026 for a "Symposium on Su***de Prevention and At Risk Populations". You wont want to miss this! See post to register.

In observance of Pride Month, Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital staff demonstrated unity by wearing tie-dye shirts, highlighting the importance of recognizing and valuing individual differences. Every person deserves respect and inclusion, and no one should be marginalized or excluded. This month serves as an opportunity for everyone to showcase their support and pride. 🌈

Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital is currently hosting a vibrant Juneteenth Celebration, featuring an array of activities and culinary delights. Jocelyn and her dietary team have prepared exceptional cuisine, complemented by vendors from The Black Reserve Bookstore, Doc's Cookie Table, and Sudsations Candles. Staff members enthusiastically engaged with vendors and savored the food offerings, including shrimp and grits. Appreciation is extended to Jill for her role in coordinating today’s event.

Staff members at Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital marked Pride Month with a collaborative tie-dye shirt project that promoted teamwork and creativity. The initiative, led and organized by Sophie, was a success. Patients from EAC were also invited to join, and they thoroughly enjoyed the creative experience.

All too often, adolescents are graduating high school and found to be stuck in how to move forward in adulthood. This uncertainty can be overwhleming, potentially leading to depression, anxiety and other issues. There are ways to overcome these obstacles. Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital can provide assistance to help with a single phone call. Please call: 1-800-256-5300

Overcoming Failure to Launch: Young Adult Guide The term Failure to Launch often brings a specific image to mind: a young adult in their childhood bedroom, seemingly content to let life pass them by. It’s an easy story to tell, but it’s almost always the wrong one. In reality, what many experts see isn't laziness, but paralysis.

We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Elana from A Mission for Michael and Leslie from Promont Treatment for generously providing Brooke Glen staff with Nina’s Waffles as a gesture of kindness on National Pride Day, which was graciously received. The staff also expressed interest in your services. Thank you for the sweet treats and kindness.

Living with PTSD presents various challenges for individuals. However, effective therapy is available to provide support and healing. If you or a loved one is struggling, there is hope. Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital offers assistance, with admissions staff available 24/7 to help. Please contact us at 800-256-5300.

This year, the PLA sponsored a table at Caron Treatment Centers’ 24th Annual Greater Philadelphia Community Awards Breakfast held at the Marriott in Conshohocken. The program honors unsung heroes from various programs, alongside special awards for individuals demonstrating commitment to community service. Attendees from our group included representatives from Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital , KeyStone Center, Friends Hospital, Hampton Behavioral Health Center, Princeton Behavioral Health, R and D Recovery, Asher Wellness, and Plymouth Wellness. It was a great opportunity for individuals to be recognized for their exceptional community commitment. Thank you for your devotion to helping the community.

June represents Pride Month and Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital supports patient populations of all types.

Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital is pleased to sponsor the NAMI Bucks Golf Outing participating in a beautiful day of golf despite the heat, and supporting a wonderful organization that benefits the community.