Provides a 24-hour crisis line for emergency crisis intervention. Twenty-four hours a day mental health and substance abuse crisis intervention services are available for people in potentially dangerous and/or life-threatening situations.

Provides comprehensive home and clinic-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to children and families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder.

The emergency services unit provides immediate assistance to individuals experiencing a mental health crisis. The goals are to: Prevent the crisis from worsening Relieve immediate distress Prevent individuals from harming themselves and/or others Services include: Rapid assessment, intervention, and stabilization for mental health emergencies, including immediate supportive counseling to relieve distress and prevent the crisis from worsening, development of a safety plan to prevent harm to self and/or others, connection to resources, and peer (i.e., individuals with lived experience) support.

Region Ten provides a variety of mental health services to meet the needs of our community. Services are provided for all age groups and are provided on an individual, group, or family basis. Services are also available at numerous locations across our catchment area to those experiencing mental health challenges and who may also have issues with substance use. Mental Health Services are strength-based, recovery-oriented services designed to evaluate and treat the mental health challenges that individuals may experience during their lifetime.

The Emergency and Evaluation Services provides crisis intervention services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Crisis services include assessment for psychiatric hospitalization for individuals who present a need in the D19 catchment area.

Connections ABA & Family Support Services Provides home-based and clinic-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services for children and adolescents under the age of 21 who demonstrate significant impairment in adaptive functioning that is related to either developmental delays or other health conditions.

Provides crisis intervention services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for all persons who experience acute emotional crises related to mental illness, substance use, intellectual disability and co-occurring disorders.

Crisis intervention services are available 24 hours a day to persons who are experiencing a mental health or substance use emergency. The Loudoun County Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Assessment Center provides mental health evaluation, crisis intervention and stabilization services, as well as links to various resources for anyone experiencing a mental health or substance use related emergency. Individuals may walk-in to receive assistance from 9AM to 2PM, Monday through Friday. Emergency Services over the telephone is available 24/7.

RBHA's Crisis Intervention provides 24-hour emergency services, information, referral, and triage for outpatient services for individuals in the City of Richmond. Crisis clinicians will be available to discuss and respond to service needs. Individuals seeking services from outside the City of Richmond will be linked to the Crisis Intervention program or to the Community Services Board serving the locality where they reside.

Provides crisis intervention services, pre-screening evaluation for inpatient treatment for mental health, substance abuse, sexual abuse, and intellectual disability issues. Call any of these numbers during the day: Main Office: 276-964-6702; Buchanan County: 276-935-7154; Russell County: 276-889-3785; Tazewell County: 276-988-7962; After hours, holidays, and weekends, call 1-800-466-6719.

Outpatient and Support Services provide confidential assessments for adults, children and families requesting services. Based on the assessment, individuals are referred to a service that is most beneficial to their specific needs. Emergency Contact: 540-965-2100 extension 0 Emergency Services(after hours): 540-965-1770

Intensive In-Home Services provide support, guidance, and skills training for children who are at risk of being removed from their home due to serious behavioral issues. The Villa works with families to find fresh approaches to breaking the cycle of destructive behaviors. Services provided include: • Crisis intervention and diagnostic assessments • Collaboration with parents/guardians to create an effective, positive behavioral management system • Caregiver training and support • Individual and family counseling • Care coordination with schools and community resources to create a stable environment • Individualized approaches that focus on the unique needs of the child and family • A 24-hour emergency response system, including weekends • Comprehensive discharge planning • Referrals for additional services as needed

offer individuals same-day access to service enrollment by providing an initial intake. Individuals may simply walk into our Parksley locations, listed below, to be seen the same day for registration and evaluation. Same Day Access (SDA) services are available ONLY during the times listed below. Arriving early is of no benefit.

Services begin with an intake process where you meet with one of our professional clinicians to review current concerns and personal history in order to best determine your individual service needs. A financial intake is also completed.

24 hour crisis assessment and stabilization for children, adults and families in acute emotional distress.

Consultation, evaluation and emergency intervention for persons in a life-threatening mental health crisis. Mental health consultants evaluate patients referred for consultation by the Emergency Department provider. Evaluation and assessment services for persons with emergency psychiatric or chemical dependency disorders.

Rapid Access provides a comprehensive assessment to individuals seeking Behavioral Health services. Individuals are seen on a first come, first serve basis during Rapid Access hours and serves children, adolescents, and adults. Following an assessment, individuals may be referred to recommended community resources or scheduled for an appointment with a case manager or clinician depending on the individual’s specific needs.

The Standard for Clinicians' Interview in Psychiatry (SCIP) is a method of assessment of psychopathology for adults. It is designed to be administered by clinicians and includes the SCIP manual and the SCIP interview.

Region Ten provides a variety of mental health services to meet the needs of our community. Services are provided for all age groups and are provided on an individual, group, or family basis. Services are also available at numerous locations across our catchment area to those experiencing mental health challenges and who may also have issues with substance use. Mental Health Services are strength-based, recovery-oriented services designed to evaluate and treat the mental health challenges that individuals may experience during their lifetime.

Provides intake, mental health case management, intellectual and developmental disability case management, and outpatient psychiatric appointments for adults and youth.

The Emergency Services Program provides an effective, rapid response to critical situations 24-hours a day, 7 days a week. Services are directed toward adults and children and adolescents who are experiencing severe, acute symptoms of mental illness or emotional disorder, including those with a risk of suicide, risk of danger to others, and emergencies related to alcohol or drug abuse or addiction.

Promotes recovery for Virginia Beach Citizens and their families, with or at risk of, mental health, substance use or co-occurring disorders, through an array of coordinated services offering prevention, treatment and community collaboration delivered in a climate of dignity and respect.

Individuals seeking mental health and/or substance use services may walk into the Manassas or Woodbridge clinic and obtain a mental health and substance use assessment the same day. No appointment is required. Assessment services are provided on a first come, first served basis.

Emergency and Crisis Services are available for people who have a mental illness, substance use disorder, and/or developmental disability, are in acute distress, and need immediate help. Mobile Crisis Units to respond in the community are also available.

Crisis intervention and assessment are available 24 hours a day for persons experiencing psychiatric emergencies or at risk or needing hospitalization.