Pediatric Mental
Health Care in
Fort Washington, PA
Getting here:
1300 Virginia Dr, Fort Washington, PA 19034
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(484) 202-0751
Hours:
Monday to Friday 9am-5pm.
Calls made after business hours will be returned the following day
Our Fort Washington clinic is situated within the Maplewood Office Park, an accessible location in Montgomery County.
The clinic features four private therapy rooms and a spacious, well-stocked playroom. Parents and families can relax in our comfortable waiting area during appointments.
Services
Behavioral therapy (CBT, ACT, DBT, CBIT, and others)
Individual and family counseling
Medication management
Play, talk, and art therapy
Executive function coaching
Developmental support
Parent and family support
School and community advocacy
Virtual and in‑person care
Most of our clinicians are hybrid - seeing patients both in‑clinic and virtually. This allows for more flexibility for our patients and care that best fits the needs of each patient and family.
We accept most major insurance plans
of patients see an improvement
in symptoms in 6-12 weeks with
fewer medications
What parents, patients, and pediatricians are saying
Frequently Asked Questions About Child Psychology Services in Fort Washington
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Most families are scheduled for an initial evaluation within 2-3 weeks. If your child is in crisis or you're concerned about immediate safety, please call (484) 202-0751 and let our team know so we can prioritize your appointment.
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Please bring:
Your insurance card
Any previous psychological or educational evaluations
A list of current medications
School report cards or IEP documents (if applicable)
Notes about specific concerns or behaviors you've observed
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Blackbird Health is in-network with most major insurance plans including UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna, Independence BlueCross, and more. We'll verify your benefits before your first visit. Call (484) 202-0751 to confirm coverage or view the full list of insurance carriers we work with.
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We offer both in-person care at our Fort Washington clinic and virtual appointments. Many families start with an in-person evaluation and then use a hybrid approach based on what works best for their child and schedule.
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A child psychologist typically has a doctoral degree (PhD or PsyD) and specializes in assessment, diagnosis, and therapy. Our therapists may be licensed clinical social workers (LCSW), licensed professional counselors (LPC), or other specialists. Both provide evidence-based treatment; the right fit depends on your child's specific needs.
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Every child is different. Some families see significant improvement in 8-12 weeks, while others benefit from longer-term support. We'll create a treatment plan tailored to your child's needs and adjust as they progress.
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Yes! With your permission, we coordinate with your child's school and pediatrician to ensure everyone is working together. We can attend IEP meetings, provide documentation for accommodations, and communicate progress to your child's care team.
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We provide mental health services for children, teens, and young adults ages 2-26.









