Mirmont Treatment Center

08/14/2025

We’re collecting Mirmont Treatment Center alumni and family stories to amplify voices of hope, resilience and transformation. With permission, these stories could then be shared on our website, social media and other platforms — not just to inspire, but to remind others that recovery is real and possible.

Whether your personal or loved one's path at Mirmont Treatment Center was winding or straight, your experience can help someone feel seen, understood and encouraged.

We'd love to hear from you! Help us show that healing is within reach.

🔗 Submit here: https://forms.office.com/r/2cs35PahU1

08/06/2025

We were proud to join the Haverford Township Police Department at this year’s National Night Out in Havertown. Shout out to Zach Ferry for representing Mirmont Treatment Center and helping us connect with our community.

Events like this remind us how powerful collaboration can be. When law enforcement and treatment professionals work together, we help make education, prevention and recovery more accessible — and lives are changed for the better.

To everyone who stopped by, asked questions and showed their support: thank you.

If you or someone you love is struggling with substance use or mental health challenges, help is available and recovery is possible.

Call Mirmont Treatment Center at 1.888.CARE.898 or visit https://bit.ly/3VDp2Z9 to get started.

07/03/2025

🎆 This holiday weekend can be a tough one for many in recovery. Remember: you don’t have to do it alone. Put your well-being first.

We’re here for you if you need us at 1-888-227-3898 💙

05/22/2025

"I spent years helping others until I realized I needed help. 365 days ago, I sat in a chair feeling terrified, defeated and lost. Past childhood trauma, loss and 22 years as an EMS led to my diagnosis of PTSD, depression and anxiety. It was painful to admit I needed help. But I made a promise to give the VIPER program everything I had. And I did.

To every first responder: It’s okay to not be okay. You’re not alone. There is help."

– Kim E., Mirmont Treatment Center VIPER Alum

This , we honor the courage it takes to save others — and the strength it takes to ask for help. Heather’s story is a reminder: You are not alone. There is help.

Learn more about the VIPER and Front Line Resilience programs at Main Line Health: https://bit.ly/3K1yfn9

05/19/2025

A big thank you to MVP Recovery for allowing Mirmont Treatment Center to celebrate in your 11th annual Night of Recovery. We tremendously value the work of your organization in helping those struggling with substance use disorder. It was a great night for shining a light on the stigma.

Mirmont Treatment Center was grateful to have an opportunity to speak to those in attendance about our clinically excellent treatment services. Together we can help many!

05/05/2025

Last week, we had a wonderful time celebrating at Mirmont Treatment Center. We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our incredible team for their dedication to providing exceptional care to our patients every day.

05/05/2025

Meet Dillon Reeves, LCSW, now seeing patients at Main Line HealthCare Behavioral Health Services!

We’re excited to share that Dillon is continuing his work at Main Line Health by joining our outpatient practice in Bryn Mawr as a licensed clinical social worker! This transition allows us to continue expanding access to compassionate, high-quality mental healthcare for our community.

The team at Main Line HealthCare Behavioral Health Services offers outpatient therapy for concerns including anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship challenges, as well as in-person assessments for ADHD and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Care is available in-person or virtually.

Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3BV4weV

04/26/2025

Since 2010, has empowered communities to safely dispose of unused medications, including prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications and even va**ng devices.

By participating, you help prevent medication misuse, opioid addiction and environmental harm. Together, we can protect lives and create a safer future!

Lankenau Medical Center, Bryn Mawr Hospital, Paoli Hospital and Riddle Hospital all have disposable boxes, offered year round. The boxes can be found in the lobbies of the four hospitals.

Learn more about the movement: https://www.dea.gov/takebackday

03/21/2025

We were thrilled to have U.S. Representative Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon visit Mirmont Treatment Center for the kickoff of the Delaware County Overdose Response Team (DCORT), a targeted effort designed as a safety net for overdose patients and to ease the burden on strained Delaware County medical, emergency department and law enforcement resources.

The program was made possible by her efforts to secure $560,000 in federal grant funding.

The Congresswoman received a tour of Mirmont Treatment Center and then listened to a roundtable discussion with Main Line Health President and CEO Jack Lynch, FACHE, as experts discussed DCORT and the issues of caring for overdose patients amid the opioid epidemic.

Read more: https://lnkd.in/eYVAK5BT

03/01/2025

Self-harm is a way for individuals to cope with overwhelming emotions, but it can lead to significant consequences.

By recognizing the signs and offering compassionate support, we can help make a meaningful difference. Deidre Doyle, a mental health therapist at Mirmont Outpatient Center in Exton, shares valuable insights on what to watch for in loved ones.

Approach these conversations with empathy and without judgment, and gently encourage them to seek professional help. Together, we can foster a community that is more understanding, compassionate and supportive for those who are struggling.

Read more:

Recognizing the signs of self-harm allows for more empathetic and effective support for those affected.

02/23/2025

Did you know that 988 is the nationwide helpline for mental health crises? Whether you're struggling, need support or just need someone to talk to, help is just three numbers away. Let’s break the stigma and remind each other that it's okay to not be okay.

You are never alone.

| 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline

02/14/2025

It's important to recognize the power of self-love.

Self-love allows us to show compassion for and acceptance of ourselves. It promotes our mental wellness and improves our self-esteem. At Main Line Health, the emotional and physical wellness of our patients, employees and community is a top priority.

Practice these self-love tips!