At FCHC, our Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Brittany Johnson, is here to support and assist individuals aged 18 and above with various life stressors, challenges, and mental health diagnoses.

Below is a list of some of the counseling services we provide.

Comprehensive Clinical Assessments

60 minute assessment for mental health and/or substance abuse. These assessments help us determine the exact problems/diagnoses and best approach to helping you feel better.

Individual Therapy

Weekly/Bi-weekly/Monthly one-on-one sessions with the counselor

Group Therapy (coming soon)

90-minute group session targeting Mental Health Wellness and maintenance learning the following:

— Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Skills
— Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills
— Anger Management
— Healthy Coping Skills
— Stress Management
— Grief & Loss
— Communication
— Healthy Lifestyles

FCHC’s case manager, Nisha Lloyd, is here to help with a range of social services, from applying to SNAP or for Medicaid to even assisting patients with food insecurity. Please contact Nisha at nisha@fchc.us for assistance.

Below is a list of some of the services we provide:

— Applying for Medicaid
— Applying for assistance programs through Mary Washington Hospital, MCV, UVA, and others
— Applications for Medication
— Assistance Programs
— Referrals for substance abuse support
— Referral to counseling and mental health support
— Applying for SNAP
— Applying for Social Security
— Finding Dental and Vision services
— Obtaining knitted scarves and hats for families in need
— Rental Assistance or Housing
— Programs available or Housing Repair Applications.
— Referred to Food Bank and other resources for Food Assistance.
— Coordination of the Aging Fabulously Senior Women’s Group
— Resources for immigrants

FCHC partners with Dr. Ben Crawford from Capeside Psychiatric to provide free telehealth appointments for uninsured patients. FCHC patients with private insurance and Medicare can also have easy access to tele-psychiatry through Capeside.