800
Preston Ave
Charlottesville, VA 22903
434-972-1800
Toll Free 866-694-1605
TTY 434-220-2842
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| Program
Description |
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Emergency Services
Wellness Recovery Center
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| Director |
Lawrence
Barnett , LCSW |
| Location |
800
Preston Avenue |
| Phone |
434-972-1800 |
| Email |
buzzb@regionten.org
Emails are for inquires
ONLY, and are not to be used in emergencies. |
| Fax |
434-970-2103 |
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| Program
Description |
Unscheduled,
and in some instances scheduled services,
available 24 hours per day and seven days
per week to include assessment, crisis intervention,
hospital diversion, pre-admission screening
and other activities for the appropriate
use of institutionalization. Services may
be provided over the telephone or face-to-face
and may occur in clinics, detention centers,
police departments, hospital emergency rooms,
or other locations. Some of these services
are provided in association with the judicial
commitment process. In all cases attempts
are made to utilize the least restrictive
means to assist a consumer in crisis.
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| Population
Served |
| Individuals
who are physically present in the Community
Service Board's catchment area who require
urgent intervention related to a mental health,
mental retardation, or substance abuse issue. |
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| Access
to Program |
| Please
call the 24-Hour Crisis Number at 434-972-1800.
If calling after hours, the answering service
will ask for your name and number. The on-call
clinician will call you back within five minutes. |
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| Director |
Mark
Farrington |
| Location |
504
Old Lynchburg Road |
| Phone |
434-972-1788 |
| Email |
marka@regionten.org
Emails are for inquires
ONLY, and are not to be used in emergencies. |
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| Program
Description |
The
Wellness Recovery Center is a 9-bed residential
program with interventions and support for
individuals who are experiencing an acute
mental health crisis. The goal of the program
is to assist individuals in mobilizing their
own inner resources and community supports
to aid in their ongoing journey of recovery.
Participation in this program offers people
an alternative to inpatient hospitalization.
Services include psychiatric assessment,
medication and symptom management, crisis
counseling, acupuncture, education groups,
yoga, case management and linkage to community
resources. The program is residential and
operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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| Population
Served |
| Individuals
who require urgent intervention related to
a mental health, mental retardation, or substance
abuse issue. |
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| Access
to Program |
| Please
call the 24-Hour Crisis Number at 434-972-1800.
If calling after hours, the answering service
will ask for your name and number. The on-call
clinician will call you back within five minutes.
If you live outside of the Region Ten service
area, please call your region's Community
Services Board. |
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