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Counselor works in the school setting to promote client's participation/success in mainstream classroom. Counselor advocate for and coordinates additional services (if needed) through the school and community. Counselor also works one on one with client during crisis. Counselors are TOVA/First AID/CPR certified and may hold additional certifications in other areas.

Offers counseling services to children and teens who are having difficulties at home, in school, or with peers. Services available are play therapy, group therapy, family therapy, individual therapy, and parent-child therapy. Diagnostic evaluations are also available in order to reveal a broad range of information related to the child's problem. There is also a parent's resource center that provides a network of support for parents and caretakers according to their parenting issues. It includes a broad range of videos, magazines/journals and books.

A Peace of Mind Counseling Services use evidence-based practices that help clients cope with mental, emotional, or behavioral issues. Provide individual, family, and specialized therapy.

Foster teens who are at least 16 years of age. This program varies from year to year depending on the needs of the teens and the funding available for the State. Based on needs identified through an Independent Living Needs Assessment, the teens receive counseling and participate in group activities regarding subjects that will assist them in becoming competent adults and self-sufficient, productive citizens.

The Children's Residential Treatment Program provides a structured, supportive setting for boys and girls to address issues of attachment, hyperactivity, aggressiveness, out of control and self destructive behaviors, depression, trauma, abuse, as well as school and socialization issues.

A family strengthening organization leading the way in prevention by positively impacting the well-being of families and communities worldwide.

The Anger Management Program is designed to help children learn positive, non-violent responses to conflict and frustration. There is also a parental component that focuses on discipline techniques, exploring ways to reinforce nonviolent behavior, building self-esteem in children, understanding the influence of the media, and the role of the family and friends.

Provides an array of outpatient services for children with serious emotional disturbances, substance abuse disorders and intellectual and developmental disabilities. Services include psychiatric treatment, medication management, individual, family and group counseling, school-based day treatment, Intensive In-Home Services, Infant/Toddler Case Management, and case management for children 3-18. Services are for children only. Child and Family Outpatient Services is the Regional Children's Center which serves the counties of Frederick, Page, Shenandoah, Warren, Clarke, and the City of Winchester. New Clients, please call the Triage Call Center in Front Royal: (540)635-4804

Foster teens who are at least 16 years of age. This program varies from year to year depending on the needs of the teens and the funding available from the State. Based on needs identified through an Independent Living Needs Assessment, the teens receive counseling and participate in group activities regarding subjects that will assist them in becoming competent adults and self-sufficient, productive citizens.

Offers psychiatric, psychological and counseling services for children, adults and families affected by mental illness, substance abuse or intellectual developmental disabilities.

Provides outpatient psychotherapy, psycho-diagnostics, psychological testing and neuro-psychological testing. Serves adults, youth and children over age 2 in need of mental health evaluation or counseling.

Makes a difference in the lives of children who are seriously emotionally disturbed by providing a positive and caring role model, known as a mentor, who spends quality time finding a child's strengths and building on them. Mentors also teach social skills, anger management, and much more while also working with parents, and assisting with school-related challenges.

The OAP (Older Adolescent Program) provides males and females a structured program in which to address a wide range of emotional and mental health issues.

James House offers therapeutic services for children affected by domestic violence, sexual violence, or abuse/neglect.

Provides case management, outpatient therapy, care coordination, and outpatient substance use disorder programs for children and adolescents who reside in Hanover County. The clinician is generally the professional who coordinates services for the client, may provide more than one service at any given time, and has the ability to address mental health and substance use disorder issues in an integrated approach to providing services. Parents, guardians, families of consumers are invited to participate in services as deemed appropriate and with consent.

Provide outpatient mental health therapy for children and their families.

Provide outpatient psychotherapy and counseling.

Provides in home counseling to youth at risk of being removed from their homes and for those who are transitioning back to their homes.

Provides comprehensive mental health services designed to meet diverse needs of the child, adolescent, and adult populations. Offer the following services: Intensive In-Home, Outpatient Therapy, Substance Abuse Counseling, Anger Management, Mentoring Services, Family Counseling, and Juvenile Sex-Offender Treatment.

A Peace of Mind Counseling Services use evidence-based practices that help clients cope with mental, emotional, or behavioral issues. Provide individual, family, and specialized therapy.

The program serves children between the ages of 10 and 18. The program implements individual and group counseling services to teach adolescents life skills. Provides employment coaching as well as coordination of therapeutic services. The program is participant focused but works to involve the parents in treatment planning. The frequency and intensity of the contacts with the Youth Counselor are determined according to the individual needs of the participants. Youth typically are in the program and monitored between 2 and 6 months. Community Attention works in conjunction with the 16th District Court Services Unit to provide Electronic Monitoring, Assessment, and Diversion services to Charlottesville and Albemarle County. For more information or assistance, please call: Director: (434) 970-3334

Mental Health Intake & Resource Center handles direct admissions to the adult (Mundy 3) and child/adolescent (Krise 6) psychiatric acute programs at Virginia Baptist Hospital. Mental health professionals from across Virginia may call for a direct admission if they have assessed the patient and believe s/he meets criteria (danger to self or others). The Center also provides information about mental health resources in our community and beyond. Locations Medical Stabilization Unit Offers medically supervised stabilization from alcohol and drugs. 3300 Rivermont Avenue Lynchburg, VA 24503 434.200.4455 Pathways IOP Offering services for adults in recovery 3300 Rivermont Avenue 4th Floor Lynchburg, VA 24503 434.200.4455 Adult Psychiatric Unit

This residential program targets issues of hyperactivity, attention deficit, authority, peer problems and aggression, in addition to addressing school difficulties, depression, out of control and self-destructive behaviors.

Intensive in-patient substance abuse treatment services for adolescents. Saint Brendan's Harbor offers a small, close-knit treatment community where adolescents participate in an intensive and comprehensive treatment program.