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Awards are presented at our annual Victory for Mental Health advocacy award dinner on Thursday evening, September 19th. Tickets Available Here MHV presents the award annually to individuals who do one or more of the following: Protect the rights of Virginians living...
Mental Health America (MHA) has released its annual State of Mental Health in America report, which ranks all 50 states and the District of Columbia based on 15 mental health access and prevalence measures. Using 2022 data, Massachusetts ranked 1st, Nevada last, and...
But Forensic Patients Filling State Hospitals Virginia’s mental health crisis services system has itself been in crisis for years, with overcrowded state hospitals, staff vacancies and waits for crisis care in emergency rooms lasting days, not hours. Virginia’s...
Artwork: Potomac View by Kristen Obadal Personal expression through art sustains recovery and fosters resilience. We are accepting applications now to be included in our Recovery Art Auction, when we celebrate artists and recovery month as part of our Victory for...
We are somewhat encouraged by recent attention to the disconnect between individuals with serious mental illness and local jails. The Behavioral Health Commission’s June meeting included a tour of the model HARP program at the Chesterfield County Jail, and a...