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Living Life
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Alive
I want people to walk into NLCC and immediately feel like they are entering a place where they are loved and cared for. We want our clients to know they are important and that there is hope. We encourage a culture that supports mental wellbeing and reduces shame surrounding our struggles. We all deserve to be treated with compassion and respect.”
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-Katie Bowman, Psy.D.
Licensed Psychologist
President & Clinical Director of
New London Counseling Center
Call (484) 746-3112
Welcome
Welcome to New London Counseling Center, where we are dedicated to providing exceptional mental health care in a compassionate and supportive environment. As a free-standing 501(c)(3) nonprofit located in Southern Chester County, we've been serving our community since April 2019. We offer a wide range of services, including one-on-one counseling, group therapy, and workshops. Our team is here to support clients of all ages—from children as young as 5 to older adults—helping them navigate life’s challenges and build resilience. We also collaborate with other local organizations to extend our impact and ensure that mental health care is accessible to our community. We believe in the power of personalized care and are committed to making a positive impact in the lives of those we serve.
THE NLCC MISSION
Mental Health Care Access & Education for Everyone
The mission of New London Counseling Center is to provide quality, compassionate mental health services that are accessible and affordable to everyone in our community.
Transforming Lives, Restoring Families and
Building Strong Communities.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE ACCESS
For Individuals & Families
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Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death among people aged 10-34
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1.8 Million people in PA have a mental health condition, and last year only 4 in 10 received treatment.
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1,861,000 PA adults have a mental health condition--that’s more than 6 TIMES the population of Pittsburgh
For Communities
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In Pennsylvania, 1 our of every 8 emergency department visits involves a mental health or substance use condition
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Nationally, about 2 million people with mental illness are incarcerated every year —many because they didn’t get the treatment they needed
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Depression is the #1 LEADING CAUSE OF DISABILITY in the world and mental illness costs Americans $193.2 BILLION in lost earnings per year
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*above information from the National Alliance on Mental Illness, nami.org
I feel like I've become unstuck and started hoping and working towards making things better."
-NLCC Client
