Bridgeway Behavioral Health in St. Louis, Missouri, provides comprehensive substance use and mental health treatment services for adults, young adults, and adolescents seeking recovery and emotional wellness. Located on Dunnica Avenue, the center offers a full continuum of care including detoxification, residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient programming, and outpatient services. Clients receive individualized treatment plans that integrate medication-assisted treatment, evidence-based therapies, and structured recovery support to promote long-term stability.
The facility specializes in treating substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and trauma-related disorders. Through a combination of individual therapy, group counseling, family involvement, and relapse prevention strategies, Bridgeway Behavioral Health supports lasting recovery and personal growth. Its trauma-informed, recovery-focused approach helps clients build resilience, restore functioning, and achieve meaningful improvements in overall quality of life.
Brittany is a very passionate therapist. She truly takes each child’s unique needs and addresses it with such care. She is professional yet very personable with her clients and their family. She cares for the well being of each and every child she works with. If you are seeking counseling for your child, I’d highly recommend Brittany!
Edward Flynn is, without a doubt, a truly exceptional therapist. His approach to group therapy is transformative, and his impact on my life has been profound. I came to his group feeling overwhelmed by my circumstances, struggling to find joy and purpose. Edward possesses a remarkable ability to create a safe and supportive environment where vulnerability is encouraged, and genuine connection thrives.
My great nephew was in there we went to pick him up to see his dad overall the place was okay and the staff was really nice and courteous he's in a better place.
I was told that I applied for sliding scale payment, then I was told I did not. If you have insurance that doesn’t help much; don’t even mention it. They will not help you with sliding scale payments if they know you have insurance.