Bethlehem Counseling Associates

31/05/2025

Small adjustments to the words we use in our thoughts can change our experience. Try a few of our suggestions!

29/05/2025

Struggling with communication? Intimacy? Connection? Changes in your relationship since a life change (marriage, kids, job, having to be a caretaker for aging parents, empty nesters)? We’re here for you!

26/05/2025

We are closed today for Memorial Day. Our admin will be back in at 8am Tuesday morning. If you’re in need of immediate assistance due to a mental health emergency, please go to your local emergency room for evaluation, or call your county crisis intervention. Lehigh County 610-782-3127 Northampton County 610-829-4800

26/05/2025

How are you feeling today?

24/05/2025

We are here for you!

23/05/2025

Brit is finally open again for new clients! Brit has years of experience working with kids and adults in a variety of settings. She understands the challenges and stressors that accompany being an athlete and the importance of taking care of their mental health. Interested in learning more? Contact BCA today!

22/05/2025

Interested in learning more? Contact BCA to connect your child with a counselor who can help!

21/05/2025

Whether you’re feeling a major crisis or just needing an outside, neutral perspective: we’re here for you.

20/05/2025

Tuesday’s tips for mental health! 🙂 Remember on the hard days, small changes can have a MAJOR impact on your mental health. Ultimately having gratitude for showing up for your self can go a long way. What are you doing for yourself today?

19/05/2025

We’re here to help! Bethlehem Counseling Associates (BCA) recognizes the uniqueness and individuality of every client that walks through our doors (or logs in online!) We understand the need for flexibility in the therapy you receive. We offer over 30 clinicians with varying backgrounds, trainings and experiences. We also offer both in person and online therapy. Here’s a little reminder to take care of you!

18/05/2025

We hope you’ve found some time for you this weekend! Taking care of your mental health can look a variety of ways. If the week/weekend was hard, acknowledge it and support those feelings with the surrounding details. Our brains are wired to need 3-5 positive things to outweigh the negative thoughts we experience. So, consider what else you can find as positive that occurred alongside the parts of life experiences that we wish were sometimes didn’t need to have! Struggling? Give us a call 610-865-8177

17/05/2025