Pikesville · Baltimore County, Maryland
Psychiatric rehabilitation, addiction treatment and recovery housing that meet you where you are, with care built around your goals for work, home, school, and community.
Our programs
Whether you are living with a serious mental illness, working through substance use, or need a safe place to live while you recover, our team builds a plan around what matters to you.
Community-based support for adults living with serious mental illness. We help you build the skills and connections to live, work, learn, and socialize where you want.
Structured treatment for substance use, including opioid addiction, while you keep living at home and staying connected to work and family.
A safe, structured, alcohol- and drug-free home for adults in substance use recovery. Community Housing is a low-intensity residential program (ASAM Level 3.1) that pairs a stable place to live with ongoing treatment, so you can build your recovery while getting ready for independent living.
Psychosocial groups that build skills, confidence, and peer connection.
A written plan in your own words, with clear steps and regular check-ins.
One-on-one and group counseling for substance use recovery.
Coordination with doctors, benefits, courts, and other providers.
Recovery housing through Community Housing (3.1), plus help finding and keeping stable housing.
Getting connected to places and people in your neighborhood.
Vocational skills training and support for college or GED goals.
Outings and activities that celebrate culture and build belonging.
About PBHS
Pleasant Behavioral Health Systems, LLC is a minority-owned behavioral health provider established in Maryland and accredited by CARF. From our office in Pikesville and our Community Housing homes in Baltimore City, we serve adults across Baltimore City and Baltimore County.
We believe recovery from mental illness and addiction is possible for everyone. Our job is to help each person set their own goals and build the skills, supports, and confidence to reach them.
Getting started
You can refer yourself, or a provider, family member, or case manager can refer you.
Call 410-298-7788 or send the form below. Providers can fax referrals to 410-298-7789.
We meet with you to learn about your needs, check eligibility, and review insurance.
Together we set your goals and start services that fit your schedule.
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