Referral List for Mental Health Services. in the Waynesboro Area. and. Toll-Free Listings of Hotlines and Other Services

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1 Referral List for Mental Health Services in the Waynesboro Area and Toll-Free Listings of Hotlines and Other Services

2 Table of Contents Page Virginia 3 Bereavement, Grief and Loss 3 Depression 5 Divorce Recovery 6 Early Intervention Services and Information 7 Learning Disorders 8 Substance Abuse 9 Testing 12 Toll Free Listing of Hotlines 13 2

3 Referral List for Mental Health Services in the Waynesboro Area and Toll-Free Listings of Hotlines and Other Services VIRGINIA The Family Resource and Referral Center is one of six Regional VIRGINIA call centers. The Resource Database has over 6,300 entries of local and regional service agencies and programs. The Region uses this program to respond to over 590 calls per month requesting resource information and to make referrals to other community agencies. Family Resource & Referral Center 934 N. Augusta Street Phone: or Dial In Virginia, dial to connect to information about local health and human services such as: Alzheimer's assistance HIV/AIDS programs Child care referral centers Home health care Child development Homeless services Consumer Counseling Legal assistance Crisis intervention Maternal and child health Disability violence programs Mentorship opportunities Domestic violence programs Parenting programs Education Senior services Energy assistance Substance abuse English - second language Suicide prevention Family counseling Transportation Financial assistance Volunteer opportunities BEREAVEMENT, GRIEF AND LOSS AMC Hospice of the Shenandoah 64 Sports Medicine Drive Fishersville, VA Telephone: (540) or Fax: (540) or hospice@augustamed.com Hospice provides care and support to patients and families dealing with life limiting illnesses. Comprehensive Counseling Services P.L.C Middle Brook Ave. Contact: James Stewart PhD. Comprehensive Counseling Services is a full-service mental health agency which provides an extensive array of counseling and psychological interventions to meet unique needs of the individual, family, or community for which it serves. Services provided includes: alcohol, anxiety, attention deficits, depression, forensic evaluation, stress and anger management, substance abuse, separation and divorce, sexual abuse, sexual addiction, grief and loss. 3

4 Horne, Lois B., LPC, LSATP West Beverley St. Office Hours: 9am 7 pm Monday-Thursday Fee information: $85 per session most insurances accepted & billed Age of Clients Served: 12 and up Individual, marital, family, and group psychotherapy for adolescents and adults. Specialties in treating trauma, physical, emotional and sexual abuse, addiction, depression, and anxiety. A variety of treatment modalities are used, with therapy tailored to meet needs of each client or family. Special training in EMDR, mindfulness, relaxation, and visualization, and grief. Valley Hope Counseling Center 20 Stoneridge Dr., Suite # Contact: Ginny Harris, LPC, Executive Director valleyhope@ntelos.net Office hours are by appointment only Mon. thru Thur., evening appts. available Sliding scale fee based on family income and number of dependents. Accept Medicaid but not Medicare. Any age clients served. No current services for Non-English speakers. Valley Hope is a United Way agency that provides quality mental health counseling services at an affordable fee. All types of mental health issues are addressed and counselors have a variety of theoretical orientations. Valley Pastoral Counseling Center 300 Chestnut Ave. Waynesboro, Virginia Phone: Website: pastoral@ntelos.net Client-centered insight oriented therapy, Intensive adult psychotherapy, depression and anxiety, children and play therapy, adolescents and parenting, couples, women s issues, bi-polar support group, spiritual issues, loss, death or grief, and substance abuse. Young, Susan W., LCSW North Augusta Street Medicare, Medicaid, and most insurances as an approved provider. Area of specialization all anxiety disorders, sleep disorders, grief, biofeedback, depression, and marital counseling. Population served: adolescents 13 and up, and adults of all ages. Cognitive behavioral orientation and clinical psychological training, and some skilled based family coaching. 4

5 DEPRESSION AMHPI Michael A. Hoffman, M.D. Joseph J. Cianciolo, PhD Elizabeth P. Cianciolo, PhD 102 E. Mactanly Place Treatment of children, adolescents and adults for depression, ADHD, Anxiety, memory problems, chronic pain, and learning disabilities. Comprehensive Counseling Services P.L.C Middle Brook Ave. Contact: James Stewart PhD./ Owner Comprehensive Counseling Services is a full-service mental health agency which provides an extensive array of counseling and psychological interventions to meet unique needs of the individual, family, or community for which it serves. Services provided includes: alcohol, anxiety, attention deficits, depression, forensic evaluation, stress and anger management, substance abuse, separation and divorce, sexual abuse, sexual addiction, grief and loss. Harmon, Teresa M. PHD 29 Stoneridge Drive Ste Medicaid and Medicare Accepted Individual Psychotherapy, Step Family Strengthening, Depression Anxiety Stress Learning Disabilities ADHD Neuropsychological Testing, Academic and Work Related Issues. Horne, Lois B., LPC, LSATP West Beverley St. lhorne@ntelos.net Office Hours: 9am 7 pm Monday-Thursday Fee information: $85 per session most insurances accepted & billed Age of Clients Served: 12 and up Individual, marital, family, and group psychotherapy for adolescents and adults. Specialties in treating trauma, physical, emotional and sexual abuse, addiction, depression, and anxiety. A variety of treatment modalities are used, with therapy tailored to meet needs of each client or family. Special training in EMDR, mindfulness, relaxation, and visualization, and grief. Valley Community Services Board 85 Sanger s Lane Crisis/Emergency 24 hours M-Th 8 am -8 pm Fri 8-5 Will bill insurances, FAMIS, Medicare/Medicaid for covered services Mental Health, Mental Retardation, Substance Abuse, Child, Adolescent, and Adult Services. Anger Management, Depression and Anxiety. 5

6 Valley Hope Counseling Center 20 Stoneridge Dr., Suite # Contact: Ginny Harris, LPC, Executive Director Office hours are by appointment only Mon. thru Thur., evening appts. available Sliding scale fee based on family income and number of dependents. Accept Medicaid but not Medicare. Any age clients served. No current services for Non-English speakers. Valley Hope is a United Way agency that provides quality mental health counseling services at an affordable fee. All types of mental health issues are addressed and counselors have a variety of theoretical orientations. Valley Pastoral Counseling Center 300 Chestnut Ave. Waynesboro, Virginia Phone: Website: pastoral@ntelos.net Client-centered insight oriented therapy, Intensive adult psychotherapy, depression and anxiety, children and play therapy, adolescents and parenting, couples, women s issues, bi-polar support group, spiritual issues, loss, death or grief, and substance abuse. Young, Susan W., LCSW North Augusta Street Medicare, Medicaid, and most insurances as an approved provider. DIVORCE RECOVERY Anxiety disorders, sleep disorders, grief, biofeedback, depression, and marital counseling. Serving adolescents 13 and up, and adults of all ages. Cognitive behavioral orientation and clinical psychological training, and some skilled based family coaching Augusta Psychological Associates th Street www. Augustapsychological.com Psychotherapy and Psychological Assessment, Stress Management, Substance Abuse Counseling. Individuals, Couples, Marriage and Family Therapy, All ages. Comprehensive Counseling Services P.L.C Middle Brook Ave. Contact: James Stewart PhD Comprehensive Counseling Services is a full-service mental health agency which provides an extensive array of counseling and psychological interventions to meet unique needs of the individual, family, or community for which it serves. Services provided includes: alcohol, anxiety, attention deficits, depression, forensic evaluation, stress and anger management, substance abuse, separation and divorce, sexual abuse,sexual addiction, grief and loss. 6

7 Harmon, Teresa M. PHD 29 Stoneridge Drive Ste Medicaid and Medicare Accepted Individual Psychotherapy, Step Family Strengthening, Depression Anxiety Stress Learning Disabilities ADHD Neuropsychological Testing, Academic and Work Related Issues. Valley Hope Counseling Center 20 Stoneridge Dr., Suite # Contact: Ginny Harris, LPC, Executive Director Office hours are by appointment only Mon. thru Thur., evening appts. available Sliding scale fee based on family income and number of dependents. Accept Medicaid but not Medicare. Any age clients served. No current services for Non-English speakers. Valley Hope is a United Way agency that provides quality mental health counseling services at an affordable fee. All types of mental health issues are addressed and counselors have a variety of theoretical orientations. Valley Pastoral Counseling Center 300 Chestnut Ave. Waynesboro, Virginia Phone: Website: pastoral@ntelos.net Client-centered insight oriented therapy, Intensive adult psychotherapy, depression and anxiety, children and play therapy, adolescents and parenting, couples, marriage or family problems, women s issues, bi-polar support group, spiritual issues, loss, death or grief, and substance abuse. EARLY INTERVENTION SERVICES AND INFORMATION Healthy Families of the Blue Ridge Phone Voluntary program that helps parents learn about how children develop, how to keep children healthy, and how to prepare them to do well in school. The first and most important teachers in every child s life are their parents. They work with other programs in your community to make sure that parents have what is needed to support their child s health, growth and development from birth to five years of age. 7

8 People Places North Augusta Street , VA website: Contact person & Title: Kim Higgins, Admissions Coordinator Office Hours: 8:30 to 4:30 Monday through Friday Age of Clients Served: 0 to 21 People Places is a private, non-profit child welfare agency dedicated to the simple notion that all children no matter how troubled or troubling need families. We exist to help children and their families heal the wounds of abuse and neglect. We place youngsters with emotional problems with trained foster or special needs adoption parents who offer them care, guidance and the opportunity to learn responsible family living. LEARNING DISORDERS AMHPI Michael A. Hoffman, M.D. Joseph J. Cianciolo, PhD Elizabeth P. Cianciolo, PhD 102 E. Mactanly Place Treatment of children, adolescents and adults for depression, ADHD, anxiety, memory problems, chronic pain, and learning disabilities. ADHD & Clinical Counseling Center South Main Street Harrisonburg, VA at adhdcenter@aol.com. Web site: Accepts most insurance plans. Free initial telephone consultation. Offers Full-Range of diagnostic, psychoeducational, psychological testing, and treatment services for ADHD, ODD, CD, Pediatric Bipolar, Learning Disability, Anxiety, Panic Disorder, PTSD, and Depression. Also evaluations for dementia. ADHD workshops for educators. Harmon, Teresa M. PHD 29 Stoneridge Drive Ste Medicaid and Medicare Accepted Individual Psychotherapy, Step Family Strengthening, Depression Anxiety Stress Learning Disabilities ADHD Neuropsychological Testing, Academic and Work Related Issues. 8

9 SUBSTANCE ABUSE Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Website: Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting Days and Times Sunday : 10:00 AM Best Inn (Open Discussion, No Smoking) 8:00 PM 12 Steps, Clubroom 18 W. Beverley (Closed, Discussion) Verona: 8:00 PM Verona Methodist Church, Rt. 11 (Closed, Discussion) Waynesboro: 8:00 PM St. Johns Episcopal Church, Wayne Ave at 13th St. (Closed, Discussion) Monday Fishersville: 5:30 PM Augusta Co. Library (basement) Rt. 250 at 608 (Open, Discussion) : 11:00 AM Valley Mental Health (Open, Discussion) 8:00 PM 12 Steps Study, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 300 W. Frederick St. Tuesday : 6:30 PM 1417 Churchville Ave (Dockery Clinic) (Closed, Discussion) 8:00 PM New Hope Detox (Institutional) Building E, Western State Hospital Waynesboro: 11:00 AM St. Johns Episcopal Church, Wayne Ave at 13th (Open Discussion) 8:00 PM 3rd Tuesday (Discussion) Main St. Methodist Church, 601 Main St. Remaining Tues. speakers Wednesday Fishersville: 12 noon Augusta Co. Library (basement) Rt. 250 at 608, (Open Discussion) 8:00 PM St. John s Episcopal on Blue Ridge Rd (Closed Discussion) : 8:00 PM Beginners Clubroom, 18 W. Beverley St. 8:00 PM last Wed. of month, Intergroup Office, 3rd floor 18 W. Beverley St. Verona: 8:00 PM (Closed) Big Book Discussion Verona United Methodist, Rt. 11 Waynesboro: 8:00 PM St. John s Episcopal Church, Wayne Ave at 13th St. (Closed, Discussion) Thursday Fishersville: 12 noon 12 & 12 Study, Augusta Co. Library (basement) (Closed, Discussion) : 11:00 AM Clubroom, 18 W. Beverley St. (Closed, Discussion) 8:00 PM Clubroom 18 W. Beverley St. (Closed) Waynesboro: 6:30 PM Beginners Meeting 8:00 PM St. John s Episcopal Church, Wayne Ave at 13th St. (Closed) 8:00 PM Main St. Methodist Church, 601 W. Main St. (Open) Friday : 6:30 PM Central United Methodist, Lewis at Beverley 8:00 PM 12 & 12, 18 W. Beverley (Closed) 8:00 PM last Friday, Traditions, Emmanuel Episcopal, 300 W. Frederick St. Waynesboro: 11:00 AM St. Johns (Open) 8:00 PM St. Johns (Open Speaker except last Friday) 9

10 Saturday : 8:00 PM Emmanuel Episcopal, 300 W. Frederick St. Open Speaker 10:00 PM 18 W. Beverley St. (Open Discussion) Waynesboro: 12 noon Women s Mtg. St. John s, Wayne Ave at 13th (Closed) 12 noon Shenandoah Heights Baptist, 901 Shenandoah Ave. (in back) (Open) 8:00 PM St. Johns (Open) AMC Outpatient Behavioral Health Services N. Medical Park Drive Ext.2500 Fishersville, VA Fax: (213) Offers a wide range of expertise in working with adolescents, adults, and older adults. Some specialty groups available. Mental health, substance abuse, and relationship and family issues treated. In network with most insurances. Evening hours are available. Augusta Psychological Associates th Street www. Augustapsychological.com Psychotherapy and Psychological Assessment, Stress Management, Substance Abuse Counseling. Individuals, Couples, Marriage and Family Therapy, All ages. Comprehensive Counseling Services P.L.C Middle Brook Ave. Contact: James Stewart PhD./ Owner Comprehensive Counseling Services is a full-service mental health agency which provides an extensive array of counseling and psychological interventions to meet unique needs of the individual, family, or community for which it serves. Services provided includes: alcohol, anxiety, attention deficits, depression, forensic evaluation, stress and anger management, substance abuse, separation and divorce, sexual abuse, sexual addiction, grief and loss. Office on Youth 250 South Wayne Ave BlairCl@ci@waynesboro.va.us website: To encourage positive interaction between youth and their community and foster healthy youth development and citizenship, through a combination of programming, advocacy, and partnerships which focus on promoting responsible behavior among youth, encouraging community responsiveness to youth issues, and empowering parents to embrace their role. A community resource that helps youth build a strong foundation for their future. They work closely with local schools, courts, and other organizations to provide services in the areas of: Employment Training Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs for Juvenile Offenders 10

11 Supervision of Suspended Youth Parent Education and Support Substance Abuse Prevention Positive Teen Activities Narcotics Anonymous website: Meeting Days and Times Monday: 11:00 AM Valley Community Services Board, 85 Sangers Lane (off U.S. 250 E), (Open, Discussion) 8 PM: It Can Be Done New Hope Detox, Building E, Western State Hospital, (Open) Waynesboro. 8 PM: Just For Today Main Street Methodist Church, 601 Main St., (Open, Discussion) Tuesday: Fishersville 8 PM: Just For Today Augusta Medical Center, 96 Medical Dr., Fishersville. Beginner: Steps 1-3, Speaker/discussion (90 min.) 12 noon New Chance Valley Community Services Board, 85 Sangers Lane (off U.S. 250 E),. (Open, Discussion) Wednesday Fishersville 8 PM: Just For Today Woodrow Wilson Rehab. Center, Mary Switzer Bldg., Fishersville. (Closed) 6 PM: Just For Today Women s House, 501 W. Beverly St. (basement),. (Women, Open) Thursday 11 PM: New Chance Valley Community Services Board, 85 Sangers Lane (off U.S. 250 E),. (Open, Discussion) 7 PM: New Chance Central United Methodist Church, 14 N. Lewis St., corner of Lewis & Beverly streets,. (Open, Literature Study) Friday 8:15 PM: Gratitude In Central United Methodist Church, 14 N. Lewis St.. Open, Discussion Saturday 7 PM: New Chance Central United Methodist Church, 14 N. Lewis St., corner of Lewis & Beverly streets,. (Open, Discussion) 8 PM: New Chance New Hope Detox, Building E, Western State Hospital, (Open) Sunday 6:30 PM: Just For Today Valley Mission, 1513 W. Beverly St.,. (Open, Discussion, Speaker on fourth Sunday) Valley Community Services Board Substance Abuse Services 110 West Johnson Street VA

12 TESTING Phone: (540) Hotline: (540) Payment Accepted: Self payment, Medicare, Private health insurance, Military insurance Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse services Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment, Halfway house Type of Care: Outpatient, Partial hospitalization/day treatment Valley Hope Counseling Center 20 Stoneridge Dr., Suite # Contact: Ginny Harris, LPC, Executive Director Office hours are by appointment only Mon. thru Thur., evening appts. available Sliding scale fee based on family income and number of dependents. Accept Medicaid but not Medicare. Any age clients served. No current services for Non-English speakers. Valley Hope is a United Way agency that provides quality mental health counseling services at an affordable fee. All types of mental health issues are addressed and counselors have a variety of theoretical orientations. Valley Pastoral Counseling Center 300 Chestnut Ave Waynesboro, Virginia Phone: Website: pastoral@ntelos.net Client-centered insight oriented therapy, Intensive adult psychotherapy, depression and anxiety, children and play therapy, adolescents and parenting, couples, marriage or family problems, women s issues, bi-polar support group, spiritual issues, loss, death or grief, and substance abuse. Augusta Psychological Associates th Street www. Augustapsychological.com Psychotherapy and Psychological Assessment, Stress Management, Substance Abuse Counseling. Individuals, Couples, Marriage and Family Therapy, All ages. Harmon, Teresa M. PHD 29 Stoneridge Drive Ste Medicaid and Medicare Accepted Individual Psychotherapy, Step Family Strengthening, Depression Anxiety Stress Learning Disabilities ADHD Neuropsychological Testing, Academic and Work Related Issues. 12

13 TOLL-FREE 800/877/888 LISTINGS OF HOTLINES AND OTHER SERVICES AIDS and Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases AIDS Hotline AIDS Information AIDS Information (Spanish) Sexually Transmitted Disease Hotline Alcohol and Drug Abuse Alateen and Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters Alcohol 24-Hour Helpline American Council on Alcoholism Narcotics Anonymous National Alcohol and Drug Treatment Referral Service Child Abuse Child Abuse Hotline Child Protective Assistance VA Dept of Social Services Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline Valley Helpline () Runaway Youth Missing Children Hotline Runaway Hotline Suicide Teen Crisis Hotline National Hope Line Network 800-SUICIDE 13