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Shervonne Banks
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Learn MoreMental Health in Virginia
When it comes to mental health, Virginia has ranked higher than other states. According to Mental Health America’s report for 2024, Virginia placed 12th in terms of overall access to mental health care. Many have cited the expansion of Medicaid, which has allowed adults and youths to find greater awareness and coverage for treatment.
However, Mental Health America cautioned that the state continues to lag behind in terms of available care; one report notes that there were only 14 child and adolescent psychiatrists for every 100,000 kids, and the rate of suicide and depression among young people were increasing.
The Virginia Health Care Foundation has noted that over 61% of trained psychologists were over 55 years old and nearing retirement age, and the majority of mental health care physicians does not align with the state’s gender and racial profile. These statistics indicate a growing need for greater training and investments in the healthcare industry to make mental health care more accessible for all.
Free Mental Health Resources in Virginia
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- Abingdon
- Aldie
- Alexandria
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- Amherst
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- Appomattox
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- Ashburn
- Ashland
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- Barboursville
- Bassett
- Bedford
- Belle Haven
- Berryville
- Blacksburg
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- Bluefield
- Bon Air
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- Bristow
- Broadlands
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- Bumpass
- Burke
- Burke Centre
- Cape Charles
- Carrollton
- Cartersville
- Catlett
- Cave Spring
- Cedar Bluff
- Centreville
- Chantilly
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- Chase City
- Chesapeake
- Chespeake
- Chester
- Chesterfield
- Christiansburg
- Clifton
- Clintwood
- Clover
- Collinsville
- Colonial Heights
- Covington
- Crewe
- Crozet
- Culpeper
- Fairfax
- Fairfax Station
- Fairlawn
- Falls Church
- Fancy Gap
- Farmville
- Ferrum
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- Flint Hill
- Floyd
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- Fort Belvoir
- Franklin
- Fredericksburg
- Front Royal
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- Halifax
- Hampton
- Hanover
- Harrisonburg
- Hayes
- Haymarket
- Henrico
- Herndon
- Highland Springs
- Hillsville
- Hopewell
- Hume
- Lake Ridge
- Lanexa
- Lansdowne
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- Lexington
- Lignum
- Lincolnia
- Locust Grove
- Lorton
- Lottsburg
- Louisa
- Lovettsville
- Luray
- Lynchburg
- Madison
- Madison Heights
- Manassas
- Manassas Park
- Marion
- Martinsville
- Mathews
- McLean
- Meadows of Dan
- Mechanicsville
- Merrifield
- Middleburg
- Midlothian
- Mineral
- Montclair
- Monterey
- Moseley
- Salem
- Smithfield
- South Boston
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- South Hill
- South Prince George
- South Riding
- Spotsylvania
- Spotsylvania Courthouse
- Springfield
- Stafford
- Staunton
- Stephens City
- Sterling
- Stone Ridge
- Strasburg
- Suffolk

