Tower Behavioral Health provides specialized mental health treatment for both adolescents (ages 14 and up) and adults in Reading. The center addresses a comprehensive range of conditions including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, PTSD, eating disorders, and co-occurring substance use disorders. Treatment options span from intensive inpatient care to partial hospitalization programs, with specialized services including Electroconvulsive Therapy and Assertive Community Treatment. One distinctive aspect of Tower's approach is their commitment to age-appropriate care, with separate treatment programs designed specifically for adolescents and adults to address their unique developmental needs. The treatment philosophy centers on personalized care plans tailored to each individual's specific mental, emotional, and behavioral health requirements. While grounded in evidence-based therapeutic practices, Tower also incorporates holistic approaches such as art, music, and movement therapy, particularly within their eating disorder program. These creative outlets help patients process emotions, manage stress, and express themselves throughout their healing journey. The facility features comfortable inpatient accommodations with both shared and private rooms in a secure, peaceful setting. Patients follow structured daily routines with nutritionally balanced, dietitian-supervised meals that are particularly important for those in the eating disorder program. The campus includes therapeutic indoor spaces, outdoor walking paths, and community areas for relaxation. Staff members provide comprehensive support with admissions procedures, transportation coordination, and family communications to ensure a smooth transition into treatment. Tower Behavioral Health places strong emphasis on continuity of care through detailed aftercare planning that begins early in the treatment process. This ensures patients maintain connections with appropriate outpatient providers and community resources after discharge. For participants in the ACT program, aftercare support may extend for months or longer, providing community-based assistance that reduces hospitalization risks and fosters independence. This comprehensive approach aims to sustain stability and promote ongoing progress after treatment completion.