800
Preston Ave
Charlottesville, VA 22903
434-972-1800
Toll Free 866-694-1605
TTY 434-220-2842
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Program
Director |
Linda Hamilton |
| Location |
Fourth
Street Station |
| Phone |
434-972-1869 |
| Email |
linda@regionten.org |
| Fax |
434-220-0188 |
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| Program
Description |
| Brief
psychotherapy. Following a thorough diagnostic
assessment, a treatment plan is developed
by the client and clinician that addresses,
in a confidential therapeutic outpatient
setting, interpersonal, intra-psychic, and
environmental stressors that have precipitated
the request for professional assistance
in resolution of current emotional distress.
Depending on the treatment needs, individual
and/or group psychotherapy is offered, usually
in weekly sessions, that varies in intensity
of treatment and frequency depending on
the client's personal experience in distress,
the impact on level of functioning, the
severity of the diagnosis, and the ability
to benefit from the service. |
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| Population
Served |
| This
service is for individuals 18 years or older
who have confirmed or suspected mental illness,
personality disorders, thought process disorders,
alcohol or substance abuse issues, and/or
emotional pain or distress such as depression
or anxiety which impaires functioning in major
life areas. |
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| Access
to Program |
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call 434-972-1800 to schedule an Intake Appointment. |
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Program
Director |
Linda Hamilton |
| Location |
Fourth
Street Station |
| Phone |
434-972-1869 |
| Email |
linda@regionten.org |
| Fax |
434-220-0188 |
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| Program
Description |
| This
class is a learning module organized on
cognitive/behavioral principles based on
three assumptions: violent/impulsive behavior
is a learned reaction to stressful situations;
persons who commit a violent/impulsive act
are responsible for learning alternatives
to their behavior; and violent/impulsive
behavior can be reduced by learning strategies
to cope with stress, maintain self control,
and to improve communication with others. |
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| Population
Served |
| Adult
indivdiuals who have had a significant disruption
in his/her daily living patterns due to problems
with anger management. |
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| Access
to Program |
| Please
call Jo Anne Williams at 434-970-2124. |
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Program
Director |
Linda Hamilton |
| Location |
Fourth
Street Station |
| Phone |
434-972-1869 |
| Email |
linda@regionten.org |
| Fax |
434-220-0188 |
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| Program
Description |
| This
group provides support and a milieu for building
relationships for women who tend to isolate
and have significant problems with issues
such as self-esteem, physical problems, depression,
assertiveness, and relationships.
Consumers will be invited to attend
12 sessions. |
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| Population
Served |
| Group
members must be capable of attending weekly
and be willing to talk about an array of issues
in their life leading to significant depression
and/or anxiety. |
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| Access
to Program |
| Call
434-972-1800. New members will be interviewed
on a continual basis and a waiting list will
be kept. |
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Program
Director |
Linda Hamilton |
| Location |
Fourth
Street Station |
| Phone |
434-972-1869 |
| Email |
linda@regionten.org |
| Fax |
434-220-0188 |
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| Program
Description |
| This
group is designed to serve women diagnosed
with mood disorders, including bipolar disorders,
major depression and other depressive disorders,
panic disorder and anxiety disorders. It offers
supportive group psychotherapy with an emphasis
on cognitive-behavioral interventions and
psycho-education. The goals are to enhance
and improve each participants support system,
coping skills, communication skills, problem
solving skills, and interpersonal effectiveness |
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| Population
Served |
| Adult
women diagnosed with mood disorders. Group
members must be capable of attending weekly
and be willing to talk about an array of issues
in their life leading to significant depression
and/or anxiety. New members will be interviewed
on a continual basis and a waiting list will
be kept. |
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| Access
to Program |
| Please
call 434-972-1800. |
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| Dialectical
Behavior Therapy Group (DBT) |
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Program
Director |
Linda Hamilton |
| Location |
Fourth
Street Station |
| Phone |
434-972-1869 |
| Email |
linda@regionten.org |
| Fax |
434-220-0188 |
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| Program
Description |
This
group is theoretically organized according
to Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Group
members will be taught mindfulness skills
as well as the skills explained in the three
modules of DBT: Interpersonal Effectiveness,
Distress Tolerance, and Emotion Regulation.
Group format consists of a lecture to present
cognitive/behavioral material and cover
and review specific skills; paired with
a homework section which reinforces specific
skills through practice and will be reviewed
and discussed in class.
The information presented is cumulative
and consistent attendance is required.
The
group is for 8 sessions and is open to both
men and women. Time
and day of the lecture may be changed to
address the needs of the group. |
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| Population
Served |
| Consumers
who have significant disruption in daily
living patterns due to depression, anxiety,
problems with impulse control issues, and/or
cluster B diagnoses or personality traits.
Consumers
will be interviewed by group leader to determine
if the consumers’ needs are consistent with
group guidelines. |
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| Access
to Program |
| Please
call 434-972-1800. |
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