Compassionate Mental Health Services in Richmond, Chesterfield, Hopewell, and Petersburg, VA

The Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program (ASAP) is a state-mandated substance abuse education and intervention program designed to promote safe and responsible driving behavior among individuals who have been convicted of a driving under the influence (DUI) offense. ASAP assessments are an integral part of the program, as they help identify the severity of substance abuse problems and develop personalized treatment plans.

Our skill-building services will help you develop self-care skills with 10 to 15 hours of support per week. These services are for people with major depressive disorder, bipolar I disorder, bipolar II disorder or schizophrenia.

Our in-home mental health support services consist of six to 10 weekly hours of care for your child and support for your family. These services are for people under 21 years old.

Whether you're struggling with parenting issues or having trouble coping after a contentious divorce, counseling can be a great starting point to help you structure your life and your intentions. The individual group therapy sessions offered are geared toward women who are going through life transitions and facing a variety of other issues.

We assist individuals worried about their immigration issues through immigration evaluations for Asylum, Domestic Violence (VAWA), Cancellation of Removal, U-Visa, T-Visas, and Extreme Hardship waivers. We work with your legal team to provide these immigration evaluations to assist you in your immigration case.

An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers a balanced and comprehensive level of care for individuals navigating mental health challenges that require more than traditional outpatient therapy but don't necessitate residential treatment. At our agency, our IOP is a structured program tailored to accommodate daily life commitments while offering intensive therapeutic support.