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Shenandoah Valley Mental Health Services Directory, 2018 Comprehensive Directory of Mental Health Services Listings for the cities of Harrisonburg, Lexington, Staunton, and Waynesboro and the counties of Augusta, Bath, Highland, Page, Rockbridge, Rockingham, and Shenandoah 2018 Developed by The Institute for Innovation in Health and Human Service at James Madison University and the James Madison University Department of Graduate Psychology Made possible by the generosity of those listed on page 3 2018 Comprehensive Mental Health Directory of Mental Health Services Table of Contents Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 1 Appreciation .................................................................................................................................................... 1 Using This Directory ....................................................................................................................................... 2 The Steps of a Referral .................................................................................................................................... 3 When You Need Professional Help: ................................................................................................................ 4 How to Pay for Mental Health Services .......................................................................................................... 6 Quick Reference Telephone Directory ...................................................................................................... 8 Mental Health Care Providers (Private & Public) ........................................................................................... 8 Basic Needs/Crisis/Non-Profit Service Providers ......................................................................................... 10 Preventing Suicide: Some Basic Information ........................................................................................ 13 Preventing Suicide article .............................................................................................................................. 13 Hotlines and Support Services ................................................................................................................. 16 Hotline directory ........................................................................................................................................... 16 Mental Health Care Providers ................................................................................................................. 18 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................... 18 Listings .......................................................................................................................................................... 18 Basic Needs/Crisis/Non-Profit Service Providers ................................................................................... 34 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................... 34 Abuse............................................................................................................................................................. 35 Basic Needs/Crisis ......................................................................................................................................... 37 Caring for Aging Adults ................................................................................................................................ 42 Chronic Illness............................................................................................................................................... 42 Family Support and Youth Services .............................................................................................................. 43 Grief & Loss .................................................................................................................................................. 48 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) ......................................................................... 49 Medical Care/Health Issues ........................................................................................................................... 50 Suicide Prevention Education ....................................................................................................................... 52 Migrant/Immigrant Services .......................................................................................................................... 52 Miscellaneous ................................................................................................................................................ 53 Persons with Disabilities and Their Families ................................................................................................ 54 Support/Self-Help Groups ........................................................................................................................ 59 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................... 59 Abuse............................................................................................................................................................. 60 Addiction and Recovery ................................................................................................................................ 61 Caregiver Support Groups ............................................................................................................................. 62 Specialized Information & Referral (I&R) for Caregiver Support Groups ................................................... 63 Chronic Illness............................................................................................................................................... 64 Community Health Workshops at Sentara RMH Medical Center ................................................................. 64 Family Support .............................................................................................................................................. 64 Grief and Loss ............................................................................................................................................... 64 Mental Illness ................................................................................................................................................ 66 Persons with Disabilities and Their Families ................................................................................................ 67 Schools and College Counseling Services ................................................................................................ 68 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................... 68 Augusta County Schools ............................................................................................................................... 68 Bath County Schools ..................................................................................................................................... 70 Harrisonburg City Schools ............................................................................................................................ 70 Harrisonburg City and Rockingham County Schools ................................................................................... 71 Highland County Schools .............................................................................................................................. 71 Lexington City Schools ................................................................................................................................. 71 Page County Schools ..................................................................................................................................... 71 Rockbridge County Schools .......................................................................................................................... 72 Rockingham County Schools ........................................................................................................................ 73 Shenandoah County Schools ......................................................................................................................... 75 Staunton City Schools ................................................................................................................................... 76 Staunton City and Augusta County Schools.................................................................................................. 76 Waynesboro City Schools ............................................................................................................................. 77 Private Schools .............................................................................................................................................. 77 Harrisonburg ............................................................................................................................................ 77 Lexington ................................................................................................................................................
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