Center for Families: Reviews, Insurance, Locations

Is Center for Families the right fit for you?

Center for Families offers a full continuum of integrated outpatient mental health and co-occurring substance use treatment for teens and families. Treatment commonly includes Attachment-Based Family Therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), EMDR, academic support, and medication management.

Center for Families may be a good fit if you…

• Need integrated mental health and substance use treatment while continuing school, work, and family responsibilities 
• Are dealing with complex or persistent conditions such as mood or anxiety disorders, OCD, trauma-related conditions, psychosis, or co-occurring conditions
• Are looking for evidence-based therapy paired with medication support when needed
• Want family involvement and support in your treatment plan

Center for Families may not be a good fit if you…

• Need medical withdrawal management or crisis care 
• Prefer a residential environment with 24/7 monitoring and support
• Aren’t open to therapy and medication management (when clinically appropriate)
• Need care in a state where Center for Families doesn’t currently operate

Center for Families Reviews

Across Center for Families locations, over 20 Google reviews average about 4.1 out of 5 stars. Clients often highlight compassionate staff and a welcoming setting, with many noting strong therapeutic support. Some families describe challenges with communication and care coordination.

• Staff & Care Experience (90% positive): Many reviewers describe clinicians and staff as caring and highly experienced, creating a supportive atmosphere for teens and families. Some parents note that guidance can feel inconsistent at times. 
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (85% positive): Reviews frequently point to comprehensive, individualized treatment and positive outcomes, with professionals in the field recommending the program. A smaller number of families report that treatment fit or clinical decisions did not meet their needs. 
• Facility & Environment (95% positive): The environment is commonly described as warm, inviting, and well-maintained, helping families feel comfortable during care. 
• Access & Process: Several reviews mention that admissions and program structure are organized. A few families cite issues with reporting or coordination with outside services.
• Support & Community: Reviewers often value the program as a local resource for adolescents and families, with referrals and word-of-mouth reflecting trust within the community. 

How Much Does Center for Families Cost?

Your cost depends on your insurance benefits, level of care, and length of treatment. Center for Families is in network with many major insurers (varies by location). Most people pay far less than the posted “sticker price” once insurance is applied. 

Call your plan and the facility to confirm in-network status and any prior authorization, and request a written estimate before admission. If you’re paying out of pocket, self-pay is available.

Additional details

Medical Leadership

Meet the clinicians guiding Center for Families’ care across all locations:

Marko Mircetic, MD, MPH

Medical Director / Psychiatrist

Child and adolescent psychiatrist with training from Johns Hopkins and advanced residencies at Baylor and the University of Pennsylvania; previously served as Medical Director of Neurodevelopmental Psychiatry at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

Erin Cullen, LCSW

Clinical Supervisor

Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 10 years supporting adolescents and families impacted by trauma and mental health concerns; specialized training in Ecosystemic Structural Family Therapy, Trauma-Focused CBT, the Sanctuary Model, and Trauma Art Narrative Therapy.

Meg Ellenbaum, MSS, LCSW

Program Manager

Licensed Clinical Social Worker with trauma-informed experience; trained in Attachment-Based Family Therapy, CBT, DBT, and Motivational Interviewing, with a group-therapy focus providing individual and family therapy.