Mainstream Counseling

Mainstream Counseling's outpatient program and intensive outpatient services provide flexible addiction treatment options for the Huntingdon County recovery community. The center's IOP structure allows individuals to maintain work, family, and community commitments while receiving comprehensive substance abuse treatment. Sessions operate during weekday business hours, with specialized afterschool programming extending support into evening hours.

Aftercare planning includes certified recovery specialist support, connecting clients with ongoing peer guidance and recovery community resources. This approach recognizes that sustainable recovery extends beyond initial treatment phases, requiring long-term community connections and professional support networks.

The center's clinical approach combines cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), trauma-informed interventions, and medication-assisted treatment under supervision of licensed professionals. Executive Director Lonnie Wagner Woomer (LCSW) and Clinical Supervisor Betty Streightiff (MS, CADC) oversee a multidisciplinary team including counselors with LCSW, LSW, and LAPC credentials, plus certified recovery specialists and prevention specialists.

Medical Services Coordinator Suzanne Everhart (LPN) supports medication-assisted treatment protocols, while specialized roles like SAP liaisons provide workplace and educational intervention services. This comprehensive staffing model addresses both clinical treatment needs and practical recovery challenges facing individuals and families.

Mainstream Counseling serves individuals, families, and adolescents, recognizing that addiction treatment often requires family system involvement for optimal outcomes. The center's approach includes specialized programming for different age groups and family configurations, with dedicated afterschool program coordination extending services to younger community members.

Court-ordered treatment services demonstrate the center's integration with local justice systems, while prevention specialist roles connect the facility to broader community wellness initiatives. This multi-faceted approach positions Mainstream Counseling as both a treatment provider and community resource for long-term recovery support.