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Behavioral HealthĀ 

Children's Support

We have multiple support programs for at-risk children and their families which promote successful transition in social skills, self-esteem, and interacting in the community. We also aid families in accessing social services and provide parent information. Please visit our Children's Services page to see all of our options for your child. 

Group Therapy

It's never too late to seek help!

 

We offer a diverse assortment of group therapy sessions like self-discovery, anger management, anxiety in children, and more. Explore the options through the link below or call for an assessment today 540-887-3200!

Case Management

Comprehensive programs including assessments and referrals to assist in everyday functioning and recovery. Counseling services can be individual, group, and/or family psychotherapy. We offer two types of outpatient services dependent upon client need: regular outpatient and intensive outpatient. We can also help provide links for medical care to adults diagnosed with serious mental illnesses. 

PTSD help for veterans

Help and support are available for active military, Veterans and their families. 

How David Kubiak found joy in baseball

From college baseball to 36th round MLB draft pick to securing spots in 4 different organizations, David Kubiak’s baseball journey has been a series of ups and downs.

image of David Kubiak pitching in baseball game

Photo by The Suffolk Times

Contact Us

85 Sanger's Lane

Staunton VA 24401


Main Line:

540-887-3200 or

540-943-5515

Fax: 540-887-3245


Videophone:

540-416-0115


Emergency Services (24/7):

540-885-0866 or

540-943-1590


Toll free: 866-274-7475

Main Office Hours of Operation:

Offices are operating differently for in-person services. Please call ahead.

This site is not monitored continuously and is not intended to be a means of direct contact to treatment providers. Please do not leave time sensitive emails.

 

If immediate medical assistance is needed, call 911.  

 

If you need emergency mental health crisis assistance, call 988

or VCSB emergency services at 540-885-0866. 

 

If you need to speak with a Provider call 540-887-3200 during office hours or leave a message for after hours.

DEI STATEMENT:

ā€œTo promote VCSBā€™s efforts in providing accessible, equitable and quality services in a culturally and linguistically appropriate manner for persons of diverse backgrounds, including individuals receiving services, staff, and community.ā€ 

Valley Community Services Board is an equal opportunity employer. All employment related decisions are made without regard to race/color, gender, age, religion, national origin, political affiliation, sexual orientation, or disability.

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