We provide care online, by secure live video and mobile app. Joint Commission-accredited. Our clients get help with alcohol and drug problems from the privacy of home. We accept private health insurance, and offer affordable private pay packages. We have flexible program schedules to fit your life.
Located in Salem, Virginia, Mount Regis Center is a leading provider of addiction treatment services. We also care for patients who have certain co-occurring mental health concerns. We promise our patients a comprehensive treatment experience that is founded on compassion and clinical excellence.
Watching your teen struggle with anxiety, depression, or suicidal thoughts is incredibly hard. Our PHP and IOP in Vienna, VA, offer flexible, intensive support for ages 12-17, helping them heal while staying connected to home and family. We're here to support you both through this journey.
We understand how hard it is to see your teen struggle with severe mental health issues like depression or anxiety. At our Alexandria, Virginia residential center, we offer 24/7 care for youths ages 12-17. With a compassionate team, we provide personalized therapy in a safe, supportive environment.
Sex addiction destroys the life of the addict, their partner, and the family. The emphasis is on the attainment of sobriety with tools to aid the recovering addict to maintain sobriety. For the partner, we focus on healing their the trauma. The couple is helped with the process of disclosure.
AION Recovery is a LUXURY Substance Abuse Treatment Center. Clients enjoy our Resort-Style living facility as well as frequent outings such as snorkeling, kayaking, surfing, fishing, beach days and much more. We provide a compassionate and understanding clinical program. ***INSURANCE ACCEPTED***
At AdCare, we offer a wide range of addiction treatment programs to accommodate each patient’s unique situation. Our inpatient, outpatient, and family services are run by a compassionate team of addiction treatment professionals who are ready to guide you on the road to recovery.
At AdCare, we offer a wide range of addiction treatment programs to accommodate each patient’s unique situation. Our inpatient, outpatient, and family services are run by a compassionate team of addiction treatment professionals who are ready to guide you on the road to recovery.
Absolute Awakenings is committed to providing long recovery for those struggling with addiction and alcoholism. We understand recovery is not a one size fits all approach and each client who walks through our doors will have their own unique, individualized experience.
Are you looking for a safe space to discuss your mental health? When it comes to talk therapy, finding the right fit can be difficult. Here at Active Path Mental Health, we offer a short-term cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) program for patients suffering from depression or anxiety.
According to a Kaiser Family Foundation survey, 30.1% of Virginia residents report experiencing poor mental health. Virginia, like many states, has a mixed record on mental health, experiencing successes in some areas and low rankings on quality care in others. Mental Health America ranks Virginia 20th overall among all states, taking into account 15 different measures of mental health. In 2006, nearly 1,000 Virginians died by suicide, and the state's public health system is able to provide care for only 19% of residents who need assistance. As in many states, funding for mental health services is low, with Virginia spending just $82 per person on services.
Virginia is home to a number of quality mental health care facilities, both inpatient and outpatient. Inpatient care offers intensive, residential treatment to people who are coping with crippling stress, serious mental health issues, and substance abuse. The state offers some public hospitals, though the care at private facilities is typically more intensive and personalized. If you are interested in intensive rehab but concerned about leaving your life behind, rehab centers often offer intensive outpatient programs that allow you to attend treatment during the day, and then return home at night.
The advent of the Affordable Care Act has opened up access to mental health services for more Americans. The law, better known as Obamacare, requires insurers to cover mental health care, including inpatient treatment, when a person meets the requirements outlined by the insurer. Every facility offers something a bit different. Some are strictly utilitarian ventures, while others are luxurious resorts that offer classes, holistic treatment options, and even spiritual counseling. No matter where you go, though, you can count on getting access to therapy, formal and informal support groups, medical care, and enrichment activities. Most facilities also prohibit drugs and alcohol, offering a safe and peer pressure-free space to focus on getting better.
According to Mental Health America's Parity or Disparity: The State of Mental Health Care in America, Virginia is better at providing care to adults than children. The organization ranks the state 14th for adult mental health care, but 26th for care to children. The state has a high need for mental health services, ranking 9th among all states, but has a low rate of access, ranking 32nd.
According to Gallup's 2013 report, State of Virginia Well-Being, Virginia has seen a marked decline in well-being since 2012. In that year, the state was ranked 12th overall, but by 2013, the state had fallen to 24th. The state ranks 32nd for emotional health, and 38th for healthy work environments.
Like many other states, Virginia relies on its criminal justice system to provide mental health care to residents who fall through the cracks. The National Alliance on Mental Illness reports that 2,310 children were incarcerated in the state in 2006. Seventy percent of these children have mental health issues. Among adults, the numbers are similar, with 55% of male state prison inmates and 73% of female state prison inmates having at least one diagnosable mental health issue.
Virginia is one of the 13 original U.S. colonies, and refers to itself as a commonwealth rather than a state. It has a population of more than 8 million, and 70.8% of residents are white. Blacks make up the largest racial minority, comprising 19.7% of the population; about 6% of the population identifies as Asian, and 8.6% identify as Latino. Other races make up only a small fraction of the state's population.
The state is home to more than 725,000 veterans and 638,000 businesses. The state's rate of home ownership, percentage of foreign-born residents, and high school graduation rates are similar to national averages. College graduation, though, is more common in Virginia, with 35.2% of residents holding a bachelor's degree or higher, compared to 28.8% nationwide.
