St. Luke's Penn Foundation

10/10/2026

Don't lose touch. Follow us at St. Luke's.

As St. Luke's Penn Foundation social channels transition, we're bringing our community together under the St. Luke's University Health Network social media accounts.

Follow us for the latest health and wellness information, community stories, events and updates:

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Thank you for being part of our journey. We're excited to continue sharing stories, resources and updates with you through St. Luke's. ✨

07/06/2026

🧡 A Conversation That Matters: You Are Not Alone

A new episode of Just STARt the Conversation podcast is now available.

In this episode, host Amie Allanson-Dundon sits down with Nancy Salamon, a mother who shares the story of losing her 13-year-old son to su***de. Through incredible courage, Nancy opens her heart to honor her son, help others feel less alone, and bring light to a topic too often left in the shadows.
This conversation is about more than awareness—it’s about compassion, connection, and hope.
If this topic touches your life or someone you love, please know: help is available and you are never alone.
🎧 Listen now: https://go.sluhn.org/4xPleVC

If you or someone you know is struggling, 📞call or text the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline at 988.

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07/01/2026

Hope, Recovery, and Wellness Begin Here

St. Luke’s Penn Foundation is celebrating 5 years with St. Luke’s!

Since joining the St. Luke’s Network on July 1, 2021, St. Luke’s Penn Foundation has helped create the largest fully integrated network of mental health and addiction recovery services in eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. With 35 programs and nearly 20 locations, our compassionate, multidisciplinary teams provide high-quality, personalized care for individuals of all ages.

Through an integrated approach that redefines traditional care, we empower individuals and support lasting recovery.

But what truly makes St. Luke’s Penn Foundation special? The people. The dedicated teams who show up every day to deliver not just care — but better care.

That commitment is why St. Luke’s is proud to be recognized as the #1 health system in the nation for quality, safety and patient experience. Because at St. Luke’s, better isn’t just what we do—it’s who we are.

Here’s to 5 incredible years — and many more to come.

Learn more: https://go.sluhn.org/4sq2CZc

06/21/2026

06/08/2026

St. Luke’s Penn Foundation’s Wellspring Clubhouse members and staff recently joined representatives from other Pennsylvania clubhouses at the state Capitol building in Harrisburg to advocate for mental health funding and the protection of Medicaid.

Wellspring Clubhouse provides social, educational, and vocational skills and opportunities to adults recovering from mental illness or co-occurring mental illness and a substance use disorder.

To learn more about the life-changing work done at Clubhouse, visit https://go.sluhn.org/3WkXaYD.

06/02/2026

Veterans Ruck ‘n Reflect: A Powerful Day on the Trail

What an incredible day at Mauch Chunk Lake! St. Luke’s Penn Foundation’s (SLPF) Ruck ‘n Reflect in April brought together veterans from across the region for a meaningful and energizing experience.

Led by SLPF’s Victory for Veterans team, participants enjoyed a scenic 3.2‑mile hike, fresh air and, most importantly, the chance to connect. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make this such a great event. We can’t wait to hit the trail with you again soon!

Mark your calendar! Our next hike is a Get Your Tail on the Trail approved event happening at 9 am on Saturday, June 13, at the Bethlehem Sand Island Trailhead along the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor.
Get Your Tail on the Trail is a free community initiative developed by St. Luke’s and Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor to encourage healthy lifestyles.

👉 View details: https://go.sluhn.org/49IkA1u

06/02/2026

New episode alert! ✨

On this month’s episode of the award-winning Just STARt the Conversation podcast, we are diving into the online world teenagers navigate every day — from social media to memes, viral trends and inside jokes that shape how teens connect, express themselves and cope.

In this conversation, St. Luke's Penn Foundation child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr. Andrew Clark explores how online trends influence identity, mood and mental health. He also shares tips on how parents can approach conversations with their teens without judgment and how teens can build healthier digital habits without feeling misunderstood.

Join us for a thoughtful discussion that helps bridge the gap between adolescent online culture and mental well-being.

🎧 Tune in to Just STARt the Conversation at: https://go.sluhn.org/4nTbUeJ or wherever you get your podcasts!

05/30/2026

Wellspring Clubhouse members and staff recently created a display of mental health information, books and resources at the Indian Valley Public Library.

Throughout May, library patrons could access these materials to learn more about mental health, including what it is, why it’s important, how to support someone who may be struggling, where to find help and more.

For additional mental health resources, visit https://go.sluhn.org/3y096GN.

05/28/2026

Struggling with anxiety, stress, depression, or overwhelming thoughts? You are not alone!

And you don’t have to wait for an appointment! Visit St. Luke’s Penn Foundation’s Mental Health Walk-In Center, located on the St. Luke's Lehighton Campus, for same-day support from caring professionals who can help you manage symptoms of non-life-threatening mental health or addiction concerns.

Hours:
🕒 Open 24/7 on weekdays
🕒 16 hours/day on weekends

No appointment needed — just walk in!

Learn more at https://go.sluhn.org/4qxmQzb.

05/28/2026

We are to celebrate team members Amie Allanson-Dundon, Senior Director of Network Clinical Services, and Dr. Erik Radick, Psychiatrist, who were honored by the Philadelphia Phillies during the team’s Mental Health Heroes Appreciation Party at Citizens Bank Park on May 12.

The Phillies Strike Out the Stigma initiative is dedicated to raising mental health awareness and encouraging meaningful conversations around emotional wellness.

Amie and Dr. Radick were recognized alongside fellow mental health professionals for the life-changing work they do every day to support individuals, strengthen communities and help eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health.

Learn more at https://go.sluhn.org/4k7Us2W.