Browse 7 mental health and behavioral health provider listings in Roanoke. Treatment options may include Dual Diagnosis Treatment, Co-Occurring Disorders, Medication Management, EMDR, and PTSD Treatment, depending on the provider.
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The overall message and importance of what CSU symbolizes not only is beneficial to making Roanoke a better place but gives people the opportunity to find a new way of life without sending them to jail or institutions so many might not ever get a chance to see. I was fortunate enough to make the wise decision of going there after I thought I would never be able to enjoy my life again or bounce back from the bottom I had hit. Once I got to CSU I stayed as long as they allow (2 weeks) and in that time met staff and counselors there I’ll never forget that not only helped me find hope again but showed me a way out and set me up to progress when I left. Once I left, with their help, I got into an Oxford house and started attending meetings regularly. I eventually became the president of the house and after 6 months still clean from when I left CSU was able to move out and get my own apartment. I have now been clean and serene for 443 days(1 year, 2 months and 17 days) today, still attend meetings and am truly grateful for the life I’m still blessed to have. I wouldn’t have been able to do it if it wasn’t for reaching out to this establishment. I’m doing better now than I ever have in my life thanks to them and wanted to share this message of hope that no matter what or how hard things seem to get there is always a way to make it through the struggles we are faced with without resorting to using any drug (even alcohol) and enjoy the life we are blessed with every day. Thank you CSU and BRBH, You saved my life 🙏🏻
I recently visited True North Clinic with a family member and we chose to leave shortly after arriving. One of the staff members, Jen Fariss, smelled strongly of cigarettes and I overheard her and a few coworkers gossiping about another staff member, including using mental health diagnoses as insults. This felt extremely unprofessional and inappropriate, especially in a mental health setting. Mental health is not a joke, and hearing staff speak this way made the environment feel unsafe and not supportive. I hope the clinic addresses these concerns to create a more respectful and professional atmosphere.