Confidential Counseling and Community Support
Mental health is foundational to personal well-being, strong families, and thriving communities. R.E.A.C.H. offers compassionate, confidential services for Luzerne County—education, counseling, crisis support, and peer mentorship that build resilience and balance.
Our Approach
Accessible
Free or low-cost care, flexible scheduling, in-person and telehealth options countywide.
Confidential
Strict privacy under HIPAA and PA regulations; secure records and private spaces.
Evidence-Based
CBT, MI, trauma-informed care, and skills groups aligned to current research.
Holistic
We address emotional, physical, and social factors with integrated services.
Community-Focused
Stigma reduction through training, outreach, and partner networks.
Core Services
Individual Counseling
Licensed therapists support anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, relationships, and stress. Weekly or biweekly sessions; telehealth available.
Group Therapy
- Stress & anxiety management
- Grief & loss
- Parenting under pressure
- Recovery & co-occurring disorders
Crisis Intervention
Same-day appointments when available, safety planning, and coordination with emergency services.
Immediate help: Crisis resources
Mental Health First Aid
Evidence-based training to recognize, understand, and respond to mental health and substance-use signs.
Peer Support
Certified peer specialists offer mentoring and hope grounded in lived experience.
Specialized Programs
Youth & Teens
School-based counseling, prevention workshops, SEL activities, and support groups.
Family Counseling
Communication, conflict resolution, shared coping strategies, and recovery-support education.
Workplace Wellness
Trainings for teams, burnout prevention, and confidential counseling via partner employers.
Senior Support
Counseling for isolation, grief, adjustment, and healthy aging resources.
Education & Outreach
- Public workshops on mindfulness, trauma awareness, suicide prevention.
- Community forums for Q&A and resource navigation.
- Resource fairs linking counseling, healthcare, and housing services.
- Online guides and crisis references in Guides & Downloads.
Partnerships
We coordinate care with county and regional providers for seamless referrals:
- Luzerne County MH/DS for referral and case management
- NAMI Northeast Region for family education and peer groups
- Geisinger Behavioral Health for crisis and psychiatry
- Local schools and colleges for on-site counseling and prevention
Integrated With R.E.A.C.H. Services
- Counseling for Education and Job Training participants.
- Peer support within Addiction Recovery programs.
- Case management for housing, transportation, and healthcare resources.
Success Stories
Carla
Postpartum depression addressed through counseling and a parenting group; now mentors new parents.
James
Veteran with PTSD received crisis support and therapy, completed training, and returned to school.
Maria
School-based counseling reduced severe anxiety; she graduated with honors.
Getting Started
- Contact: 570-730-6081 · mentalhealth@letsreachtogether.org
- Assessment: Meet a licensed counselor, set goals, build a plan.
- Begin Services: Individual counseling, groups, or specialized tracks.
- Follow-Up: Ongoing check-ins and plan adjustments.
Sliding-scale or free services available based on financial need. No referral required.
Volunteer & Community Roles
- Volunteer at outreach events or resource fairs.
- Train as a peer support specialist.
- Host workshops in workplaces, schools, or faith communities.
- Donate to fund sessions and crisis interventions.
Safety & Confidentiality
All records are secured under HIPAA. Staff complete ongoing training in confidentiality and trauma-informed care. Telehealth and anonymous groups are available where appropriate.
Staying Connected
- Subscribe to the newsletter for program updates.
- Follow social channels for tips and event news.
- Attend community forums to learn about emerging resources.
Emergency Contacts
- Luzerne County 24/7 Crisis Line: 570-829-1341
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988
- SAMHSA Helpline: 1-800-662-4357
- Domestic Violence Service Center: 1-800-424-5600
- Emergency Services: Dial 911 for life-threatening situations
Call to Action
Mental health is essential. Seek help, learn, volunteer, or support counseling access for neighbors in need.