New Outpatient Addiction Treatment Facility Opens In Doylestown

DOYLESTOWN, PA — Peace Valley Recovery celebrated the grand opening of its new outpatient addiction treatment facility earlier this month. The event was held on Nov. 8 at Peace Valley Recovery’s clinical building, which is located at 5230 York Road in Doylestown.

According to information from Peace Valley Recovery, the 4,000-square-foot building includes private offices for therapists, group rooms, and administrative space.

Peace Valley Recovery offers a mix of traditional and holistic therapies. Services include cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, motivational interviewing, 12-step recovery, and yoga.

The grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony was attended by Diane Rosati, Executive Director of the Bucks County Drug and Alcohol Commission; Matt Weintraub, Bucks County District Attorney; Michael Gallagher, Buckingham Township Chief of Police; and Robert Whitley, Bucks County attorney and opioid activist.

“We’re excited to bring compassionate addiction treatment to the Doylestown community, an area in which we feel our services are needed. Many locals don’t realize that Bucks County has led our state in overdose related deaths,” said Chief Marketing Officer Robin Styer.

The facility was founded by Michael Parker and Doug Proctor.

"The two decided they wanted to open Peace Valley Recovery almost two years ago. The idea was to provide quality community-based treatment, something they say is hard to find. After researching locations, they decided on the Doylestown area," according to information from Peace Valley.

“Mike and I have been affected by addiction in different ways. Together we understand treatment from the perspective of the patient, as well as the family member. We wanted to build a place where we would feel comfortable sending our own loved ones,” Proctor said in a statement.

More information can be found at https://www.peacevalleyrecovery.com/