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Your Journey to Health, Independence, and Self‑Worth

Horizon Behavioral Health is the premier provider of mental health, substance use and intellectual disability services in Central Virginia.

2024 Metrics

9,368

Total Adults Served

Providing care and support tailored to the needs of adults in our community.
3,303

Total Children Served

Helping children and their families build brighter, healthier futures together.
8,949

Enrolled in Treatment

Guiding individuals through personalized paths to recovery and wellness.

Explore the Tailored Services Designed to Guide Your Recovery Journey

Mental Health Treatment

Mental Health Treatment offers personalized therapies, group support, and peer-led recovery to address emotional and behavioral concerns.

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Substance Use Treatment

Substance Use Treatment provides outpatient, residential services with evidence-based methods, peer support, and trauma care.

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Case Management

Case management connects individuals to resources, supports, and services, fostering wellness, growth, and community ties.

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Emergency Services

Emergency Services offers 24/7 crisis support for psychiatric emergencies, connecting individuals to safe, immediate care and treatment.

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Ready to Start Your Journey to Better Health and Wellness?

Our admissions process ensures you receive the care you need in a way that works best for you. Follow these steps to get started:

Call Our Admissions Line

Call 434-477-5000 to set up your client profile and schedule an assessment.
Choose Your Assessment Option

Select in-person, telehealth, or same-day walk-in at Langhorne Wellness Center.
Complete the Assessment Process

Meet with our team to provide basic contact and financial information, followed by a clinical intake with one of our licensed clinicians.
Receive Your Care Plan

Based on your assessment, we’ll recommend the best-fit services for you and schedule your follow-up appointments.

Admissions & Scheduling

Real People. Real Stories. 

Hear About Their Experiences.

Barbershop Talks: U Good Bro? - Men's Mental Health Month

Podcast

On this special episode of The Horizon Line, we focus on men's mental health, exploring the unique challenges men face and the importance of creating safe spaces for discussion. Special guests, Dr. Keith Anderson, a Certified Public Health Professional, Leroy Wingo, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and Bernnell Kindzred, Clinical Coordinator at Horizon, discuss the new Barbershop Talks Initiative, which aims to provide informal yet impactful conversations about mental health among men. They highlight the stigma surrounding mental health, the need for community support, and the significance of vulnerability in addressing emotional well-being. The discussion emphasizes on the importance of checking in on one another and fostering an environment where men feel comfortable sharing their struggles.

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"Her"storical Healing & Ethics in Behavioral Health

Podcast

In our second episode of The Horizon Line, we have a deep conversation with Dr. Sara Bailey, Counselor Education Program Director at the University of Lynchburg and a counselor at Full Life Counseling and Recovery, PLLC, alongside Jennifer Smith-Ramey, Director of Grants and Programs at Horizon Behavioral Health, about the unique challenges women face regarding substance use disorders. They explore the historical context of women's addiction, the importance of gender-specific treatment, and the role of trauma-informed care. The discussion also highlights the balance between teaching and clinical practice, the ethical considerations in counseling, and the hope for recovery through community support and neuroplasticity.

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Women’s Health Month: Motherhood, Mental Health, and Support

Podcast

In our inaugural episode of The Horizon Line, Ryan sits down with Kelli Griffiths, Maternal & Infant Program Manager at Centra, and Shiloh Martin, Project Link Coordinator at Horizon Behavioral Health to explore the unique mental health challenges faced by women, particularly in the context of maternal health. Listen in as we highlight the importance of understanding and supporting women through various stages of motherhood, including the significance of Bereaved Mother's Day, share insights on accessing mental health resources, the stigma surrounding mental health, and the various support services available here in Central Virginia, including ⁠Project Link⁠ and community resources. The conversation concludes with self-care strategies and the importance of setting boundaries.

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Barbershop Talks: U Good Bro? - Men's Mental Health Month