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Falls Church, VA

Comprehensive Harm Reduction Program (CHR)

The Chris Atwood Foundation (CAF)

The Comprehensive Harm Reduction Program (CHR) in Falls Church, VA, is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of our community by providing essential mobile syringe services and harm reduction resources throughout Northern Virginia. Our offerings include sterile syringes, safe syringe disposal, free Narcan along with Narcan training, safer supplies for injection, snorting, and smoking, as well as fentanyl testing strips. CHR also facilitates peer recovery support and assists individuals with access to food, bedding, hygiene products, and vital medical resources, including help with insurance enrollment. We prioritize accessibility and confidentiality—becoming a member of our program is simple, free, and requires no identification. Join us in our mission to promote health and safety while navigating the challenges of substance use with care and respect.

Falls Church, VA

Dominion Hospital Falls Church Virginia

Located just south of Washington D.C., Dominion Hospital in Falls Church provides comprehensive mental health treatment for diverse age groups, serving children as young as 5, adolescents, and adults in their 116-bed facility. The hospital specializes in treating a wide range of conditions including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, trauma-related disorders, various eating disorders, and co-occurring substance use disorders. Their adolescent programs also address family conflict, emotional regulation challenges, gender dysphoria, school-related issues, and self-esteem concerns. Dominion Hospital employs multiple therapeutic approaches tailored to individual needs, including cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, expressive arts, music therapy, pet therapy on weekends, nutrition counseling, and when appropriate, treatments such as electric convulsive therapy and medication management. Their treatment philosophy emphasizes human capacity for change, the importance of family and social support, evidence-based practices, and trauma-informed care, with staff committed to respecting clients' gender identities and preferred pronouns. The hospital offers multiple levels of care through their residential, day treatment, and intensive outpatient programs. For adults, specialized tracks include standard programs, women-specific treatment, complex trauma treatment, and dedicated eating disorder programs, with dual diagnosis support available for those with co-occurring substance use issues. Their adolescent programs feature tracks for standard treatment, school refusal issues, and eating disorders, while children have access to age-appropriate day treatment and specialized eating disorder programs. Treatment takes place at the main hospital building, their Chantilly campus, or the Reston Hospital Center, depending on the program. Dominion Hospital facilitates continuity of care through referrals for less intensive outpatient services when needed, and provides ongoing access to treatment records through their MyHealthONE digital platform.

Falls Church, VA

Prs Inc

PRS Inc is a dedicated behavioral health nonprofit located in Falls Church, VA, focused on addressing the mental health needs of the Northern Virginia community. With a mission to support individuals facing mental health challenges, PRS has adapted its services during the COVID-19 pandemic, enhancing partnerships with local organizations for improved support. Notable offerings include the Job Avenue Program, designed to assist individuals in finding and maintaining employment, and the Community Readiness and Support Program (CRSP), which provides intensive psychosocial support and training. By prioritizing connection and stability, PRS plays a vital role in the community's mental health landscape, tackling challenges such as unemployment and social isolation that have been exacerbated during these trying times. Explore the range of support services offered by PRS to learn how they can help you or someone you know access essential resources.