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HCCSB offers services to adults who live in Hanover County, have a mental illness, a drug or alcohol problem, or developmental disabilities and who meet specific criteria.

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.

Monitors individuals needs, coordinates and links individuals with other needed services.

The Comprehensive Recovery Team (CRT) provides comprehensive, clinical case management and recovery coaching services to assist individuals with mental illness and their family members access needed services that are responsive to the person's individual needs and preferences.

Provides services to individuals in the Harrisonburg and Rockingham County region that include: Children's Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, Prevention Services, Children's Case Management, Nursing and Psychiatric Services and Parent and Child Education (PACE) program. In-home services for court-ordered children and families, family care coordination for families involved in the CSA system.

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.

A combination of training and support activities designed to enable adults with significant functional limitations to achieve and maintain community stability and independence in the most appropriate, least restrictive environment.

Helps young clients and their families to access available resources. Case managers provide assessments, long-term treatment planning, coordination of services, client advocacy, support outreach, and crisis prevention. Limited client transportation is available.

Support coordinators work to help individuals with a developmental disability navigate services. Support coordinators assess individuals to determine their needs, then find the most appropriate services.

Case management services for children with behavioral health needs. Services include developing and carrying out a plan to meet their needs, and assisting them with school issues and the court system. Case managers also link them with other community services and arranging transportation needs.

The CHAS Foundation's IFS Program connects individuals and families to resources and services throughout Hampton Roads while also providing peer support and guidance. Person's inquiring assistance ranges from those at the early stages of seeking treatment to those that feel they have utilized every community resource available and don't know what else to do. Components of this program include: · Peer Crisis Support · Peer Family Support · Individual Care Coordination · Support Navigating Court System · Transportation Assistance

An early intervention program, CHIP addresses the unique mental health risks children and families in poverty face, through in-home family support and parenting education that helps lessen the detrimental effects of poverty. Families receive support and encouragement, therapeutic interventions, parenting guidance, referrals for counseling or out patient counseling through CHIP either in-home or in an office setting, care coordination for psychiatric evaluation and medication management. When combined, these interventions produce confident parents, self-sufficient families, and healthy children with a strong foundation upon which to build future successes. Mental health services focus on mothers with mental health issues (diagnosed or presenting) and children through age seven who are at risk for serious emotional disturbance, as well as children who are already showing signs of emotional or behavioral issues.

Outpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment programs for children, adolescents and adults are provided at Scott County Mental Health Center. Services include individual and group psychotherapy, marital and family counseling, psychiatric services, medication monitoring, crisis services, intensive in-home services, and education and consultation services. Project LINK, an outpatient program for pregnant, substance-abusing women or mothers with dependent children, is also offered at this site. In-Home Services, Home-based family-focused services are provided for children from birth to 17 with emotional difficulties, returning from placement, or who are at risk of out-of-home placement or other services. FOOTHOLDS works one on one with children and their families to build a healthy family environment. The program helps identify obstacles, increase communication skills, structure positive home, social skills development; provides support, guidance and links to resources; and educates caregivers. Service in Scott County is provided in partnership with Planning District One Behavioral Health Services.

Children and teens ages 3 through 18 years old, who have emotional, behavioral, or developmental issues are eligible for case management services. Those who are at-risk of developing emotional, behavioral, or developmental issues may also qualify for services. These services are flexible in nature and are provided at different levels of intensity dependent on the child and family’s needs.

Children and teens ages 3 through 18 years old, who have emotional, behavioral, or developmental issues are eligible for case management services. Those who are at-risk of developing emotional, behavioral, or developmental issues may also qualify for services. These services are flexible in nature and are provided at different levels of intensity dependent on the child and family’s needs.

Formerly known as Regional Childhood Development, Children birth to 3 years old in Lee, Scott, Wise counties and the City of Norton found to have developmental delays and/or disabilities are eligible for early intervention services including case management, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and special instruction. Early Intervention is an Infant & Toddler Connection of DILENOWISCO program.

Case Management / Support Coordination programs coordinate the delivery of services for persons with behavioral health, substance use and intellectual/developmental disabilities. This includes a comprehensive assessment of individual needs in the areas of housing, vocational training/ employment, physical health, psychological / psychiatric treatment, and other life domains. This assessment includes the compilation of developmental, educational, vocational, social, and psychological evaluations as well as information from the person's family and other service providers. Once the individual has been assigned a Case Manager / Support Coordinator, a service plan is prepared which includes the strategies most appropriate for meeting each individual's needs. The Case Manager / Support Coordinator will assist the individual and family by linking or connecting them with the identified, available service provider(s) or resources.

Adult Behavioral Health Support Coordination services help individuals find, learn about, and access services that address all areas of life affected by behavioral health concerns. Support Coordination includes comprehensive assessment, treatment planning, coordination and linking of other services, home visits, and supportive problem-solving.

Monitors individuals needs, coordinates and links individuals with other needed services.

Dominion Waiver Services empower individuals and families to lead healthy and successful lives in the community. - In-Home Supports - Group Day Services - Sponsored Residential - Independent Living - Community Engagement - Community Coaching - Shared Living - Supported Living - Supported Employment - Workplace Assistance - Therapeutic Consultation - Skilled Nursing

Services include: Emergency Services; Purchase of Inpatient Hospitalization; Psychiatric Services/Medication; Individual and Family Counseling; Case Management; Infant and Toddler Connection; Therapeutic Foster Care; Adolescent Drug Courts Outpatient Services and Case Management Services are provided to Drug Court Participants.

RACSB offer psychiatric counseling to individuals, groups and families; specialized outpatient counseling and case management services; case management services to link individuals to community resources and to inpatient/residential programs. RACSB also offer emergency crisis intervention.

Serves children and adolescents aged three through seventeen who are experiencing disruption in their lives due to emotional disturbance. Services include psychiatric evaluation, medication management, case management, and case consultation.

Provides a variety of home and community based services for children and adults with special needs in the New River Valley, Roanoke and surrounding areas. Promotes independence, increases daily living skills and personal empowerment, and improves quality of life of people in the program. Offers home and community based services and supports to children and adults with a diagnosis of intellectual disability, mental illness, developmental disability, or a dual diagnosis of intellectual disability or developmental disability and mental illness. Services include: *In Home Residential Support Services - offers home based training, assistance and supervision services for the individual to help them become more independent; *Mental Health Support Services, a home and community based program which includes training, assistance and monitoring for adults with a mental health diagnosis; *Therapeutic Consultation (Psychological); *Crisis Stabilization and Supervision Services, direct intervention to the individual if they are experience serious psychiatric or behavioral problems; *Service Facilitation that assists the family to set up consumer directed respite, companion care and personal attendant care; *Intensive In;Home Services, A home based counseling, education, crisis intervention, and case management service.

Provides assistance to individuals with intellectual disability and their families by advocating on their behalf, identifying needs, developing individual services plans, coordinating services and monitoring services. Case managers complete annual assessments, link clients to services, make home and on-site visits to programs, and coordinate and facilitate team reviews.