About ME
Patrick Mullen, PsyD
Dr. Mullen is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in co-occurring conditions, addiction, family services, and emerging adulthood (18-30 years old).
He holds a master's degree in Mental Health Counseling, a master's degree in Clinical Psychology, and a doctorate degree (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Practice Philosophy
Doctoral-level therapy and assessment services: Office & Telehealth appointments.
I specialize in areas where people feel stuck—whether it’s the challenges of young adulthood, the complexity of co-occurring issues, or the weight of anxiety, trauma, depression, and stress.
I take healing seriously—and bring humor, honesty, and humanity along the way.
FOCUS AREAS
Co-Occurring
Co-Occurring
Co-Occurring
Support for adults in or seeking recovery from substance use & navigating co-existing mental health issues (trauma, ADHD, depression, anxiety, mood instability):
- Recovery-aligned therapy (values-driven)
- Assessment for readiness, diagnosis, and level of care
Young Adults
Co-Occurring
Co-Occurring
Helping young adult men (18–30) build clarity, confidence, and direction—with therapy that’s both grounded and science-based—to navigate anxiety, depression, low motivation, and uncertainty about life direction:
- Individual therapy
- Parent/family consultation
- Group therapy for men
Family Crisis
Group Therapy
Group Therapy
Expert guidance during acute mental health or substance use crises:
- Assessment & Intervention
- Navigation
- Long-term treatment planning
- Collaborative decision-making
Group Therapy
Group Therapy
Group Therapy
Change happens faster in connection and community:
- Groups for young adults: social anxiety, motivation, direction-finding
- Recovery-focused process groups for adults with co-occurring issues
- Family workshops & multi-family group therapy models