PCC is located at 313 S. 16th Street in Center City, Philadelphia (16th Street between Pine and Spruce Streets). PCC is convenient to all major highways (just blocks from the Schuylkill and Vine Street Expressways) and is convenient to public transportation incuding SEPTA Regional Rail lines (Surburban Station, 16th and John F. Kennedy Boulevard), PATCO Hi-Speed Line (16th and Locust Streets), Broad Street Subway (Walnut-Locust), Market Frankford Elevated Line and Subway Surface Lines (15th and Market) and Amtrak (transfer to SEPTA at Suburban Station). On-street parking and several parking garages are within walking distance of PCC. Detailed directions

Yes! All of our therapists are conducting teletherapy appointments.

Generally, our availability for sessions is regular business hours: Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm. While occasionally we can offer early morning, evening or weekend sessions, their availability is quite limited. Learn more about our hours.

There are several ways to make contact with us. Currently, the best way to reach us is by calling the Intake line at (215) 732-8244, ext. 611. We will be happy to discuss your questions and provide you with the next steps to getting you connected with a therapist who is best-suited to match your needs. You may also contact the Intake Department by e-mailing us at [email protected] or completing our online contact form (link “contact form” to the page).

We accept out-of-pocket payment in the forms of cash and check. We also have some therapists who accept Medicaid insurance issued through Philadelphia county. Additionally, we have a referral network of therapists, a limited number of whom accept Medicare A/B and some private insurance plans. Read more about our Fees & Insurance.

We have a small referral network of therapists that accept out of pocket payments. Each of these therapists sets their own fees. Generally the range is $75-125 per session, depending upon the therapist. We also have a limited number of low fee spots available. If you are interested in learning more, go to Low Fee Therapy.

Psychoanalysis is an approach to therapy that addresses a person’s life problems through unhurried, in-depth discussion. This common-sense and comfortable approach allows you to speak freely without being judged or criticized. Psychoanalysts are trained and experienced in helping you resolve current dilemmas and strengthen your ability to handle future difficulties and decisions. This approach also has the effect of enriching and deepening self-knowledge and understanding.

Unfortunately, at this time we do not have a psychiatrist on staff and are not able to provide medication management.

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