Assisted Living

540-779-0088 sexdrugsandgod.org dano@sexdrugsandgod.org We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals struggling with addiction learn the skills necessary to effectively transition to a life of normalcy. SDG offers free certified peer recovery coaching, a proven solutions-driven approach, to those in Culpeper, Fauquier, Rappahannock, Madison, and Orange counties. SDG helps clients find healthy replacements for their destructive addiction. In addition, SDG helps clients find and access community resources that are available to help them make this transition successfully. SDG has an office in Culpeper for secure and private meetings and will travel within the 5-county area to meet those with transportation challenges.

Spiritual Care Support Ministries

540-349-5814 7179 New Hope Lane, Warrenton scsm.tv scsm@scsm.tv SCSM provides faith-based counseling, education, training, and spiritual support to those who are ill, dying, grieving, and experiencing personal losses. We provide compassionate care and emotional healing for individuals and families struggling with loss and pain such as the death of a family member or pet, chronic illness, divorce, caregiving, and more. We offer virtual and in-person support through individual counseling, support groups, and inspirational studies. Our services are free.

SpiritWorks Foundation*

Addiction Recovery 540-428-5415 | jan@spiritworksfoundation.org 62 Culpeper Street, Warrenton Our mission is to educate, equip, empower, and celebrate individuals, families, and communities on the journey from addiction to recovery. SpirtWorks Foundation operates Recovery Community Centers in Williamsburg and Warrenton, peer-operated centers that provide communitybased recovery support. Individuals and families do not live at the centers, but rather can access resources to help build recovery capital through advocacy training, recovery information and resource mobilization, mutual-help or peer-support organization meetings, social activities, and other community-based services.

The 5 Needs

www.the5needs.com | Contact: wendy@the5needs.com Wendy Swenson, LCSW and Retired Fauquier School Social Worker. The materials offered through The 5 Needs are designed to show the importance of and value in learning to identify our personal needs while exploring healthy ways to meet these needs. Meeting our needs can be simple or complex. The materials can help uncover some causes for a variety of behavioral and mental health difficulties. The 5 areas we focus on are Staying Alive, Love and Belonging, Freedom and Boundaries, Power, and Fun, providing a framework to build on as we work with individuals in therapeutic settings as well as in classroom settings or afterschool programs, camps, and in-home services. Training, consultations, and materials are offered.

Transitions Counseling Services LLC*

540-272-4200 | danjthompsonlpc@gmail.com Transitions Counseling Services, with its dedicated staff of highly skilled and seasoned therapists, provides a full array of services for children, youth, adults, and families. Specialties include substance abuse, adolescent/millennial issues, family conflict using varied treatment modalities (DBT, play therapy, EMDR) to address the needs of clients. Case management and care coordination are strong aspects of the support clients can expect. Staff clinicians include Dan J Thompson, LPC (owner/clinical director), Erka Mucaj, LPC; Allison Williams, Resident; LaVurne Williams, Resident; Adam Terrell, Resident.

Trauma Recovery & Education Counseling Center

Mary Beth Williams, Ph.D 540-341-7339 mbethwms@infionline.net 17 S. Fifth Street, Suite K, Warrenton Dr. Williams specializes in the treatment of PTSD. She is the author of several books including The PTSD Workbook. She also works with veterans to assist them in obtaining PTSD related benefits. Dr. Williams works with persons from age 16-90.

Warrenton Counseling Center for Women and Girls

540-316-6362 92 Main Street, Suite 202 #2, Warrenton warrentonwomenscounselingcenter.com We offer relief for stressed out, anxious, and overwhelmed girls, as well as support for anxious and depressed women, and those struggling with difficult relationships.

Youth for Tomorrow Behavioral Health Services*

703-659-9900 20 Rock Pointe Lane, Suite 201, Warrenton youthfortomorrow.org | info@yftva.com We offer a broad scope of outpatient mental health counseling services for children ages five and up, adolescents, adults, families, and couples. We diagnose and treat a wide variety of issues including depression, anxiety, and panic symptoms, post-traumatic stress, anger issues, obsessive-compulsive issues, grief and loss, selfharm, issues related to attachment, co-occurring disorders, aggression, attention deficits and other behavioral concerns, as well as familial and relational issues. Treatments include play therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, trauma-informed care, and behavioral intervention. Psychiatric Assessments for Medication Management are available. We accept most insurances, including Medicaid and Medicare.

ASSISTED LIVING

Assisted living provides a special combination of residential housing, personalized support services, and healthcare. These services are designed for the individual needs of those who require help with activities of daily living (dressing, bathing, grooming, etc.), but do not require the skilled medical care provided in a nursing home. Various services and levels of care are available, but most locations provide assistance with daily activities, meals, laundry, and housekeeping.

Auxiliary Grant for Assisted Living

Facility Assistance, Fauquier County Department of Social Services 540-422-8400 320 Hospital Drive, Suite 11, Warrenton An auxiliary grant from DSS is an income supplement for individuals who receive Supplemental Security Income