We Care About You

We accomplish our mission by providing services, training, case management, research, and by participating in projects that  support patients and programs in Behavioral health. Here are our seven primary funding initiatives:

1. Research – Engage in innovative research through our Research Division to advance evidence-based practices and improve mental health outcomes, services, and policies. 
2. Patient Care Services – Provide treatment at WCSS facilities to those primarily with limited resources and insurance coverage through our Behavioral Health Division.
3. Community Learning and Engagement – Reduce stigma by expanding programming called “Living Life Well,”(LLW) in which teen and adult participants explore their mental health story from a strengths-based perspective through our Community Support Division.
4. Spiritual Care  – Sustain Spiritual Care during treatment for those who request its services through our Community Support Division.
5. Disaster Recovery Behavioral Health services primarily comprises disaster-specific interventions, to assist people who are suffering with distress or disorders associated with traumatic events through our Disaster Recovery Behavioral Health Division.
6. Expansion Projects – Expand specialized care to underserved areas by supporting growth of WCSS treatment facilities and services through Community Support Division.
7. Mental Health Research Division-Evidence Based Practices for Mental Health

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Mental Health

Mental Health is significant for and pertinent to the quality of every human life at every age and stage. Millions of lives across the country and thousands in the Commonwealth of Virginia in particular, are without the birthright/entitlement to insure this basic right of survival. As vital as sufficient nutrition, cognitive functioning and affective balance are necessary in order to thrive in this current environment.

If you are the family member or friend of someone who you believe may need behavioral health support, you are not alone. It is important to know all you have to do is pick up the phone and call us directly for help and direction. Many times, people looking for help for someone in their life believe they need to have a formal referral. This is just not the case. If you believe you need help—please call us today. We will make a convenient appointment for your loved one to meet, get to know us, and provide an assessment so we can begin helping immediately.

Whether your loved one is a 16-year-old who is dealing with a drug addiction or finding a way to move forward, or a family member recently released from a rehab program or facility incarceration, all people regardless of their ability to pay have a right to a new beginning. Sometimes asking for help and recognizing it is time to ask for help is often the most difficult first step. We are here to help you with this important action in changing and improving life.