How to Contact or Book an Appointment with Stephen Britchkow

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You can reach Stephen Britchkow, a Pennsylvania Licensed Psychologist, by calling (215) 322-6781, by email, or through the BOOK NOW option on his website. New clients are offered a no-obligation phone consultation to determine whether his services are a good fit. Appointments are available in person in Lower Bucks, Eastern Montgomery Counties, and NE Philadelphia, or via Zoom anywhere in Pennsylvania.

Ways to Get in Touch

Method What to do What happens next
Phone Call (215) 322-6781 Discuss your needs and set up a no-obligation phone consultation
Email Use the email contact listed on the site Inquire about services and availability
BOOK NOW Use the booking option on the website Schedule an appointment directly

The phone consultation carries no obligation — it is a chance to ask questions and see whether his approach suits you before committing to ongoing sessions.

Office Hours

  • Monday–Thursday: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
  • Friday: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
  • Saturday and Sunday: Special appointments can be scheduled

If your schedule only allows evenings or weekends, note that weekday evenings run until 9 p.m. and weekend slots exist but must be arranged as special appointments rather than standard hours.

What He Works With

Stephen Britchkow has over 30 years of experience and integrates positive psychology with a holistic/spiritual approach. Clients commonly seek help for:

  • Relationships and couples/family work
  • Depression, anxiety, and loss
  • Trauma and PTSD
  • Anger, ADHD, and addictions
  • Bipolar Disorder and Body Dysmorphic Disorder
  • Career guidance and executive coaching

He also holds school and bereavement facilitator certifications.

Service Area and Format

  • In person: Lower Bucks, Eastern Montgomery Counties, and NE Philadelphia
  • Online: Zoom sessions available throughout Pennsylvania

If you live elsewhere in Pennsylvania but prefer remote sessions, the Zoom option removes the need to travel to the office.

Before You Call

Have a general sense of what you want help with and your availability during the hours above. The initial phone consultation is the point at which you can ask about fees, insurance, and session frequency — the website does not publish pricing, so confirm these details directly rather than assuming.