Pediatric Mental
Health Care in Langhorne, PA
Getting here:
507 Corporate Dr W, Langhorne, PA 19047
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(215) 278-9248
Hours:
Monday to Friday 9am-5pm.
Calls made after business hours will be returned the following day
Comprehensive Pediatric Mental Health Care for Langhorne and Bucks County Families
Our Langhorne clinic is conveniently located in the heart of Bucks County, with easy access from Route 1 and I-295.
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.
Blackbird Health's Langhorne clinic offers comprehensive mental health evaluations and treatment for children and teens throughout Bucks County and the greater Philadelphia area.
Child Therapy and Mental Health Services in Langhorne, PA
Individual Therapy Services
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT)
Play, talk and art therapy
Trauma therapy
Social skills development
Emotional regulation techniques
Family Support
Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)
Parent guidance and coaching
Family therapy sessions
School advocacy
Crisis intervention planning
Evaluations and Assessments
Full psychiatric assessment
ADHD testing and evaluation
Autism evaluation
Anxiety and Depression assessment
Occupational Therapy evaluation (OT)
Speech and Language evaluations (SLP)
Medication Management
Expert psychiatric medication support
Regular monitoring and adjustments
Coordination with therapy treatments
Family education about medications
In-person and virtual care
Our patients access care both in person and virtually. Our clinicians recommend the method of care that will best support each child.
Why Bucks County Families Choose Blackbird Health in Langhorne
Fairfax Bucks County families face unique pressures. With highly competitive schools, packed extracurricular schedules, and mounting social pressures on children, 1 in 5 children ages 3-17 have a diagnosed mental, emotional, or behavioral health condition, according to CDC data.
Meanwhile, Pennsylvania saw a 28% increase in children with depression or anxiety—a jump larger than the national average. Yet even as children's mental health needs have surged, less than half of these children receive any treatment or counseling from a mental health professional.
Families throughout Pennsylvania—Langhorne, Levittown, Newtown, Yardley, and surrounding Bucks County communities—are facing wait times of several weeks to months just to get an initial appointment with a child psychologist.
Blackbird Health is changing that. Our Langhorne location serves as a mental health hub for Bucks County families who want faster access to comprehensive children's psychology services and who want more than surface-level solutions.
of patients see an improvement
in symptoms in 6-12 weeks with
fewer medications
What Bucks County Families Say About Our Langhorne Clinic
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We’ve been impressed with Blackbird Health’s services. It’s so rare to find comprehensive care like this—from testing to therapy to med management (and more)—all in one place.
- Shannon W
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We have been so happy with the care team at Blackbird Health. My son’s therapist is amazing and able to talk to him using his language which helps him to open up more (often hard to get preteen/teenage boys to talk).
- Stephanie E.
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I had an incredible experience with Black Bird Health in Virginia. The staff consistently went above and beyond to assist and care for the patients. Their dedication to providing top-notch healthcare is truly remarkable.
- Ria G.
Common Questions About Our Langhorne Clinic
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No. While many families come to us through pediatrician referrals, you can schedule directly by calling our Langhorne office or completing our online inquiry form. If your pediatrician has records or concerns to share, we're happy to coordinate with them (with your permission).
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Psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNPs) can diagnose, prescribe medication, and conduct comprehensive evaluations. Most initial evaluations at our Langhorne clinic are performed by our psychiatric NPs.
Child psychologists hold doctoral degrees (PhD or PsyD) and are trained in psychological testing, assessment, and therapy.
All of our therapists are licensed, graduate-trained clinicians with extensive clinical experience, and have worked with hundreds of children and teens.
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Most initial evaluations at our Langhorne clinic are conducted by our experienced psychiatric nurse practitioners, who specialize in pediatric mental health and comprehensive diagnostic assessments. If specialized psychological testing is needed, our child psychologists are available to provide additional assessments.
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It depends on your child's needs. Some families see significant improvement within 6-12 weeks. Others benefit from longer-term support, especially for complex or co-occurring conditions. We'll give you a realistic timeline after the initial evaluation and adjust as your child progresses. Our goal is always to equip your child with skills they can use independently, not keep them in therapy forever.
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Yes. Many families work with us to get appropriate school accommodations through 504 plans or IEPs. Our evaluations provide documentation that can be shared with schools, and we can advocate for you with school counselors, teachers, or special education teams (with your permission) to ensure your child gets the support they need.
You are welcome to use the school district name in this answer, but don't guarantee we provide all the documentation needed to get a 504 or IEP as that varies by district.
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Our Langhorne clinic includes psychiatric nurse practitioners who specialize in pediatric medication management. If medication is recommended, they'll explain options, answer your questions, and monitor your child closely. Many families appreciate that medication management happens in the same place as therapy, our providers coordinate so everyone is on the same page. Read more about medication.
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Yes. Blackbird Health serves children as young as two years old. For younger children, we use play-based assessment and therapy approaches that are developmentally appropriate and engaging. Read more about play therapy.
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You're not alone, many families come to us after unsuccessful experiences elsewhere. Often, therapy doesn't work because: (1) an underlying condition wasn't identified, (2) the approach wasn't right for the child, or (3) there wasn't coordination between providers. Our comprehensive evaluation uncovers what was missed, and our coordinated care team ensures all factors are addressed. That's why 85% of our patients see meaningful improvement.
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Our psychiatric nurse practitioners are highly trained in pediatric mental health and conduct thorough evaluations that identify ADHD, anxiety, depression, autism, and other conditions. They can diagnose, prescribe medication when appropriate, and coordinate all aspects of your child's care.
Our child psychologists are available when specialized psychological testing is needed, for ongoing therapy, or for consultation on complex cases. Both work together as part of your child's coordinated care team, ensuring your child receives exactly the expertise they need.
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Yes. Our Corporate Drive location offers ample free parking directly outside of our building. The location is easily accessible from Route 1 and I-295, serving families throughout Bucks County including Levittown, Newtown, Yardley, and the surrounding area.
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Yes. Most clinicians see patients both in-clinic and virtually. All initial evaluations are conducted virtually to allow us to observe children and adolescents in their natural environment, often providing meaningful insight into how they function in daily life. Families can request that ongoing care be in-person or virtual.