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A satellite office of Mount Rogers Community services providing comprehensive community-based mental health and substance abuse services. Serves persons of all ages. Provides public education services.

Virginia 211

Provides information, activities, and trainings in conflict management, mediation, and other life skills that prevent the onset of mental disabilities, substance abuse, problem gambling, HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.

Virginia 211

A 24-hour outreach center to provide information and referrals to military service members, veterans, their families and others with questions about psychological health. Military Crisis Line: 988 (military and veterans press 1).

Virginia 211

Office of Prevention develops, promotes, and delivers nationally recognized, evidence-based programs and services through a sustained comprehensive approach that incorporates home, family, school, and community environments. Prevention services and activities provide educational, practical, and meaningful experiences for youth, families, individuals, and organizations in order to enhance and improve positive life and social skills and to develop appropriate peer and community support systems.

Virginia 211

Provides a wide range of services for adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Services include administrative, day support, case management, and group homes for persons with intellectual disabilities. RACS offers Group Day Support Services which focuses on programming at the Magnolia Center location. The program serves adults with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities up to five days per week, providing them with services and support to enhance their quality of life. a.

Virginia 211

Mental health community support services to individuals 18yrs and older who suffer from serious mental illness.

Virginia 211

A community-based outreach and prevention program designed to reduce suicide risk and improve mental health and wellbeing for veterans and their families in need.

Virginia 211

Ending the Silence is a 50-minute educational presentation for middle and high-school youth and teens, families, or staff on the early signs and symptoms of mental health conditions and how to seek help for oneself or a friend. Please contact NAMI Northern Virginia to schedule a presentation at your school or youth group.

Virginia 211

Provides numerous services to at- risk youth and families including community education, school based programs, consultation, training sessions and targeted prevention programs.

Virginia 211

To assure that individuals with developmental disabilities have access to quality supports and services when and where they need them.

Virginia 211

Provides an array of outpatient services for individuals age 18+ with mental illness, substance abuse disorders and intellectual disabilities. Services include psychiatric treatment, medication management, individual and group counseling, case management, in-home services, psychosocial clubhouse, and peer support. The Shenandoah County clinic is an Adult Regional Center serving 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

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Peer-to-Peer (P2P) is a 12-hour, 8-week recovery education course for adults living with a mental health condition. Some classes are targeted towards young adults (ages 18-32.) Please visit https://www.nami-northernvirginia.org/whats-new or email [email protected] for current class offerings. Registration with facilitator is required.

Virginia 211

Provide an array of outpatient services for adults age 18+ with mental illness, substance abuse disorders and intellectual disabilities. Services include psychiatric treatment, medication management, case management, in-home services, psychosocial clubhouse, and peer support. The Winchester Area Clinic is an Adult Regional Center serving the counties of Frederick, Page, Shenandoah, Warren, Clarke; City of Winchester. New Clients may also call the Triage Call Center in Front Royal: (540)635-4804.

Virginia 211

An evidenced based depression program for older adults with chronic conditions and functional limitations. The program includes screening and assessment of depressive symptoms, education about depression and self-care for individuals and family caregivers, including referrals to the appropriate health professionals.

Virginia 211

Provides a variety of evidence based programs in school and community settings that are designed to address the prevention of violence and the use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs by youth. Partnerships with the school districts, YMCA centers and other youth serving organizations provide a variety of settings for the provision of services to a diverse range of children and youth. These services are designed to increase participants' skills and enhance their resiliencies to better cope with life's challenges and to help them succeed in school and other endeavors. Youth leadership skills are emphasized to encourage healthy youth development for all children and teenagers. Services are research based and evaluated. RAYSAC, the Roanoke Area Youth Substance Abuse Coalition, is staffed by Prevention and sponsors many events and activities promoting drug free messages. A SAMHSA Drug Free Communities grant will provide coalition resources through 2010. The coalition's signature annual events are the After Prom Grand Finale in June and Red Ribbon Week in October. For more about RAYSAC go to www.raysac.org Prevention Planning Teams in Botetourt County and the cities of Roanoke and Salem meet regularly under BRBH Prevention Services leadership to gather, assess and analyze youth risk behavior data in order to identify areas of high risk behavior and plan prevention and intervention services tailored to local needs. Prevention staff are members of the Roanoke County Prevention Council, also a SAMHSA Drug Free Communities grant recipient, which performs similar functions and partners with RAYSAC in a variety of community events. Disaster Preparedness and Response includes the BRBH Crisis Response Team first mobilized to respond to the shooting at Virginia Tech in April 2007. Since that time these employees have received additional training in preparation for future local disasters. The role of "mental health responder has evolved over the last decade as more school shootings, the 9/11/01 attack and other disasters effecting large numbers of people have gotten public visibility and concern. This BRBH component is developing as resources become available and partnerships with other local emergency response organizations are institutionalized. Training and Staff Development provides education and training to BRBH employees and other nonprofit organizations. Training in new evidence based models, to meet licensure requirements, to enhance professional skills and to address performance issues is all coordinated through this component.

Virginia 211

Ending the Silence is a free 50-minute presentation suitable for middle-school through high school students, and general audiences. It is designed to raise mental health awareness and reduce the stigma surrounding mental illness, thus ending the silence.

Virginia 211

Prevention Services provide evidence-based programs & trainings focused on substance abuse, opioid/prescription medication misuse and suicide prevention. Prevention Services also work closely with community coalitions and community partner organizations to address these community issues. Prevention programs & trainings include: Mental Health First Aide, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE's), Suicide Prevention Gatekeeper Training, Overdose Reversal Training (REVIVE), and Community Presentations on Resiliency and Life Skills Development.

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Offers training and support services to enable individuals with significant functional limitations to achieve and maintain community, stability and independence in the most appropriate, least restrictive environment. Program focuses on obtaining independent living skills and is, therefore appropriate for older adolescents and young adults.

Virginia 211

NAMI Family-to-Family is a free, 8-session educational program for family, significant others and friends of people with mental health conditions.

Virginia 211

National Alliance on Mental Illness - Mid-Tidewater offers support, education, and advocacy for persons with mental illness and their families.

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Individual, family, and group therapy. Psychological Testing and reports to the court Crisis Debriefing after school or industrial accidents/tragedies Mental Health Consultation for Head Start programs Representatives to participate on all five Family Assessment and Planning Teams(FAPT) Provides Case Management Services

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Psychiatric and Nursing Services provides consumers with diagnostic assessments and evaluations, education regarding mental illness and medication issues, medication management, drug and alcohol screenings, prescriptions, medication administration, injections, lab work, consultations with other members of multi-disciplinary team, consultation and referral to outside health care providers. Psychiatric and Nursing Services also provides consultation to District 19 Substance Use and Intellectual Disability Services.

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The primary goal of the Behavioral Healthcare programs is to promote maximum independent living in the community for persons with serious mental illness or substance abuse problems, thereby preventing unnecessary, restrictive institutional placements. The objective is to help these individuals become productive Arlington citizens who are integrated into the community.

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Behavioral Health services include: Brief interventions Solution-focused therapy Single session and same-day appointments Psychiatric medication management Trauma therapy Psychiatric consultations Care management No two people are the same, and tailoring our mental health services to each unique circumstance is a vital part of our philosophy. And moreover, we do everything we can to treat the whole person. We integrate behavioral health care with primary care to ensure each patient’s needs are holistically addressed. Community Access Network offers telehealth options for behavioral health services.

Virginia 211

Offers support groups and classes at no charge for those with a mental health condition and their family members.

Virginia 211