Dr. Jeremy Frank, PhD CADC

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• “Jeremy Frank is exceptional in his way with clients and people in general. He is an excellent clinician with the ability to balance from the individual to their family with ease and success. Jeremy has extensive education and experience in working with addiction and mental health disorders. I am grateful when we can work together on a case never having to deal professional difference or ego. Any of the adolescents that have worked with Jeremy rave about him despite his placing of boundaries on them. No matter what the issue, I have no doubt he will and is able to address it.”Read moreShow less

  “Jeremy Frank is exceptional in his way with clients and people in general. He is an excellent clinician with the ability to balance from the individual to their family with ease and success. Jeremy has extensive education and experience in working with addiction and mental health disorders. I am grateful when we can work together on a case never having to deal professional difference or ego. Any of the adolescents that have worked with Jeremy rave about him despite his placing of boundaries on them. No matter what the issue, I have no doubt he will and is able to address it.”

  Dr. Patti Anne McAndrews, MHS, LPC, CAADCCounselor, Professional · Rosemont, PASeptember 19, 2016

• “As a therapist at Seabrook House, a well known local drug and alcohol rehab in New Jersey, I have had the opportunity to refer regularly to outpatient therapy for drug and alcohol use and recovery. Dr. Jeremy Frank has the ideal addiction practice for individuals leaving the safe confines of inpatient treatment and returning into their world of people places and things that are the relapse triggers and signals of addiction. Dr. Frank also has the ideal practice for individuals seeking to avoid inpatient or even intensive outpatient rehab who are motivated to seek abstinence or determine if they can control or manage their use in more healthy or recreational ways. I served under his supervision while I was a student at Temple University in the Campus Alcohol and Substance Awareness (CASA) Program at Tuttleman Counseling Services where he was the Director of CASA. There Jeremy had the reputation of being "cool," friendly, and really easy going yet extremely knowledgeable about approaches to drug and alcohol treatment that were geared especially for college students and young people who were not always ready to become abstinent or give up their drug and alcohol use entirely. I also know that he has great strength as an abstinence based therapist as well. I've read other reviews and recent recommendations for him and what continues to be compelling about him as a psychologist and counselor is that combination of three traits that can be so helpful in understanding the disease of addiction.”Read moreShow less

  “As a therapist at Seabrook House, a well known local drug and alcohol rehab in New Jersey, I have had the opportunity to refer regularly to outpatient therapy for drug and alcohol use and recovery. Dr. Jeremy Frank has the ideal addiction practice for individuals leaving the safe confines of inpatient treatment and returning into their world of people places and things that are the relapse triggers and signals of addiction. Dr. Frank also has the ideal practice for individuals seeking to avoid inpatient or even intensive outpatient rehab who are motivated to seek abstinence or determine if they can control or manage their use in more healthy or recreational ways. I served under his supervision while I was a student at Temple University in the Campus Alcohol and Substance Awareness (CASA) Program at Tuttleman Counseling Services where he was the Director of CASA. There Jeremy had the reputation of being "cool," friendly, and really easy going yet extremely knowledgeable about approaches to drug and alcohol treatment that were geared especially for college students and young people who were not always ready to become abstinent or give up their drug and alcohol use entirely. I also know that he has great strength as an abstinence based therapist as well. I've read other reviews and recent recommendations for him and what continues to be compelling about him as a psychologist and counselor is that combination of three traits that can be so helpful in understanding the disease of addiction.”

  Dr. Kapil Nayar, MA, LPC, LAC, CHTCounselor, Professional · Yardley, PASeptember 19, 2016