MENTAL HEALTH
Mental Health
We want to help you lead the best life possible. Whether you’re struggling to find joy in everyday life or living with a severe and persistent mental illness, we’ve got you covered with our wide range of top-notch services.
Specialty Treatment Dockets
Specialty dockets help individuals with legal charges stemming from mental illness and/or substance use disorders by offering treatment and intensive monitoring instead of detention.
Same Day Access
The decision to seek behavioral healthcare can be difficult. Whenever you’re ready, we’re here to help. Come on in during our Same Day Access hours to receive an assessment without an appointment.
Residential Services
A severe and persistent mental illness can make daily household activities difficult. We are here to help, with a wide array of services ranging from 24-hour supervision to weekly visits.
Permanent Supportive Housing
It’s hard to heal without a home base. So, our Permanent Supportive Housing program uses an evidence-based approach that views housing as the foundation to stability.
Peer Services
The road to recovery can be long and winding. Certified peer support specialists have traveled that path and provide unique insights, empathy, and the ability to inspire hope in others.
Outpatient Services
We’re here to help you live the best life possible by offering personalized support with a range of therapies, medication management, and coping strategies tailored to your unique needs.
Emergency Services
Mental health crises don’t happen on a schedule, so we offer immediate, compassionate support and stabilization. You don’t have to face a crisis on your own; we’re here to help 24/7.
Detention-Based Services
We offer onsite mental health services at Rappahannock Regional Jail and Rappahannock Juvenile Detention Center. Our full-time clinicians provide behavioral health services to incarcerated individuals.
Day Services-Kenmore Club
The clubhouse offers more than a place to go during the day; it’s a community. As a member, you’ll be involved in running the club while gaining confidence, developing skills, and pursuing your passions.
Crisis Stabilization
The Sunshine Lady House for Mental Health Wellness and Recovery is a welcoming therapeutic residential program that helps men and women find stability in a crisis. This program can help adults avoid hospitalization or transition from inpatient care.
Child and Adolescent Services
Every child deserves to feel happy and healthy. We believe in a compassionate and supportive approach to mental health, and we’re to help you find the support you need.
Case Management
Mental healthcare can be complicated. Case managers are available every step of the way to help you navigate treatment options, connect with the right resources, and achieve your wellness goals.
Assertive Community Treatment
Care when and how you need it. A robust team is here to help you be successful in our community even if you face significant mental health challenges.
Resources
- 988 Lifeline
- Catholic Charities
- Connectedness Campaign
- empowerhouse (domestic violence)
- Fredericksburg Christian Health Center
- Healthy Generations (Area Agency on Aging)
- Guide to Resilience
- Mental Health America of Fredericksburg
- Mental Health America of Virginia
- Micah Ecumenical Ministries
- National Alliance on Mental Illness-Rappahannock
- National Institute on Mental Health
- Parents Support Group
- Peer-Led Support Groups
- Rappahannock Council Against Sexual Assault
- Rappahannock Health District
- Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
- Suicide Prevention Trainings
- The Trevor Project
Lent and Mental Health: Reflecting on Hope
Each year, the season of Lent invites people into a 40-day journey of reflection, repentance, and spiritual growth leading up to Easter. While Lent is a sacred observance in the Christian tradition, its practices—of slowing down, examining your inner self, and intentional sacrificing—also offer meaningful connections to emotional well-being. At its heart, Lent is not about seeking perfection....
Staying Grounded During Winter Storms
Winter weather can wreak havoc on our plans and disrupt our routines, which can be stressful for any of us. But when someone in your household has a developmental disability or behavioral health concerns, snowstorms can bring extra challenges. Changes in routine, power outages, limited access to medications or services, sensory disruptions, and isolation can all take a toll on physical and...
Calling Artists to Share Visions of Healing and Hope
Mental illness affects individuals and families across our community, yet stigma and misunderstanding still create barriers to connection and support. Art of Recovery offers a different way to start the conversation—one rooted in creativity and shared experience. We are now accepting submissions for the exhibit.
Coping With Heavy News Cycles
Negative news can lead to anxiety, stress, and depression and can worsen symptoms of mental illness. It’s important to find a balance between being informed and doomscrolling. Here are some tips, tricks and resources to help, including advice and resources for parents.
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