Mental & Behavioral Health Services
Explore support options for individuals, families, and community partners across Hampton Roads.
Care that meets people where they are.
Browse the categories below to learn about the services Foundations to Success provides across Hampton Roads. Each card explains what the service is and who it may help.
Information on this page is for general informational purposes only. Service availability may vary based on eligibility, assessment, scheduling, staffing, payer requirements, and organizational approval. If you are experiencing an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Crisis & Stabilization
Rapid response and short-term stabilization to help people through behavioral health crises.
Crisis Stabilization
Clinic-based stabilization for individuals experiencing a behavioral health crisis. Vitals, psychiatric assessment, and short-term stabilization interventions to help prevent unnecessary hospitalization.
Who it may help: Adults and youth experiencing acute distress who need a safe, monitored setting to stabilize.
Mobile Crisis Response
On-site, real-time response for individuals in a mental health or behavioral crisis. Coordinated through 988 and Behavioral Health Link (BHL) — 24/7.
Who it may help: Individuals, families, schools, hospitals, and law enforcement during an active crisis.
Community Stabilization
Short-term, person-centered support for individuals stepping down from hospitals, jails, clinics, or residential treatment to safely reintegrate into the community.
Who it may help: People transitioning from a higher level of care who need structured support and care coordination.
Counseling & Clinical Services
Therapy, psychiatric care, and evaluations led by licensed clinicians.
Group Counseling
Anger management and character development groups in a safe, supportive setting — online or in person.
Who it may help: Adults, adolescents, and young adults working through anger, communication, or personal growth.
Psychotherapy
Talk therapy with a licensed clinician — including individual, family, couples, and trauma-focused approaches. In-office and telehealth.
Who it may help: Anyone age 6+ navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, life transitions, and more.
Psychiatric Evaluation
Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation by a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner — including history, mental status assessment, and diagnostic formulation.
Who it may help: Individuals seeking clarity on a diagnosis or a foundation for ongoing treatment planning.
Medication Management
Structured psychiatric medication oversight by board-certified practitioners. Telemedicine appointments are available.
Who it may help: People who may benefit from psychiatric medication as part of their care plan.
Home-Based & Family Support
Support delivered where life happens — at home, school, and in the community.
Intensive In-Home Counseling
Home-based clinical services to prevent out-of-home placement and support reunification. 8–10 weekly hours, 24/7 crisis support.
Who it may help: Youth ages 5–18 (and their families) navigating significant behavioral, emotional, or relational challenges.
Mental Health Skill Building
Skill-building support for adults living with serious mental illness — including independent living, coping, and safety planning.
Who it may help: Adults 18+ working toward stability and independence in daily life.
Therapeutic Mentoring
Coaching and skill-building in communication, conflict resolution, problem solving, and community engagement.
Who it may help: Youth under 21 who benefit from structured mentoring and real-life skill practice.
Family Support Services
Care coordination, continuity of care, and family/individual coaching that connects people with the right resources and providers.
Who it may help: Individuals and families ages 5–65 who need help navigating systems and services.
Holistic Support
Mind-body offerings that complement clinical care.
Mindfulness Meditation
Guided mindfulness practice to support presence, calm, and emotional regulation — for individuals, families, and groups.
Who it may help: Children, teens, and adults looking for tools to slow down and reconnect.
Yoga (Foundational Level)
Foundational yoga focused on body awareness and balancing the body's energy centers.
Who it may help: Children, teens, and adults at any experience level.
Neurofeedback
Non-invasive brain training using real-time EEG feedback to support focus, sleep, mood, and cognition.
Who it may help: Ages 6+ — please call our office for any condition-specific guidance.