County Mental Health Resources

Written By Common Ground

Findhelp service navigation tool for families and helpers: Healthy Minds Fairfax by findhelp - Search and Connect to Social Care. Enter a zip code to find children's/youth behavioral health and physical health resources and other local resources in your area. To connect a family with a care navigator, please call 703-468-0040 or email youthcarenav@hopelinkbh.org. To learn more about Findhelp and how to search for services, watch this video.

 

George Mason University Center for Community Mental Health Emotional Support Line  - Are you living with stress, anxiety or grief? Low-cost therapy sessions are also available upon request. You can access free, anonymous, and confidential support from the comfort of your home. Trained providers are available 7 days/week to offer help, teach evidence-based skills and to listen. Emotional Support Lines – available in English and  Español .

 

The Community Services Board has created a new 1-page flyer (attached) detailing resources available to county residents dealing with mental health or substance use concerns. The publication includes phone numbers and facility information for individuals in crisis and those needing help. The flyer lets residents know that in Fairfax County, help is available 24/7 --- day or night, there is always someone to talk to, someone to respond, and somewhere to go. The county has resources ready to help anyone, anytime with mental health or substance use concerns. Please see the attached flyers in English and Spanish.

 

Mental Health Services/Resources for Children and Families – The guide was put together by several Neighborhood School Readiness Project NSRP teams and is posted on the Fairfax Prevention Coalition website.  The guide includes:

Care Navigation Service for Behavioral Health Services for Children, Youth, and their families - Healthy Minds Fairfax has partnered with Hopelink and Northern Virginia Service to help children and youth get connected to behavioral health services. To make a referral, please visit the link below. To find out about walk-in services, please call or email below.  Link: Referrals  Please see the attached flyer or contact Youth Care Navigation at (youthcarenav@hopelinkbh.org or 703-468-0040) for further assistance 

Suicide Prevention Information – Fairfax County
If you or someone you care about may be at risk for suicide, do not hesitate to reach out for help right away. These resources are available 24/7:

Common Ground https://www.commongroundchildcare.org
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