Mental Health Practice – Stocki & Neil Counseling Associates
Stocki & Neil Counseling Associates, P.C. and Therapeutic Behavioral Health Services, Inc. operate together as a general outpatient mental health practice serving Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and the surrounding communities in the region. The organization was founded in 1988 by Dr. Stephanie Stocki and Dr. John Neil, initially incorporated in Florida, before relocating to Williamsport in 1996. The practice states it has provided mental health services to the local community for over 30 years.
The office is located at 1521 Washington Boulevard, Williamsport, PA 17701. The range of services offered includes individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy, mobile therapy, and behavioral consultation. The practice describes its stated mission as improving the quality of life of individuals and families through compassionate and confidential therapeutic care. The website characterizes the organization as a “caring, confidential, therapeutic” environment for people seeking mental health support.
Session formats include both in-person visits at the Williamsport office and telehealth appointments. The practice accepts major insurance providers and also accepts major credit cards for payment. Active clients may access records and communicate with providers through a secure patient portal hosted at therapyportal.com.
The organization does not provide crisis counseling or emergency mental health services directly. Individuals experiencing a mental health crisis are directed to contact the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988, or to call 911 for immediate emergency situations.
Contact information includes a main phone line at (570) 322-5051 and a fax number at (570) 322-6788. The website does not enumerate individual clinician names or specify particular credentials beyond the founding physicians. Specific therapeutic modalities practiced at the organization are not detailed on the page, nor are particular populations or diagnostic specialties listed beyond the general outpatient mental health designation. The site does not name specific accepted insurance plans beyond referencing major insurance providers.