Fairfax/Falls Church Comm Servs Board Alexandria

This community services board runs a rehabilitation program that treats mental health plus substance use together instead of in separate silos. Staff create an individualized plan for every person, and the approach is described as empathetic, with counseling and medication management woven through the day.

Because it is a public behavioral health provider, the program is connected to a wider local system of care. That connection can shape how someone enters treatment, what gets assessed first, and how support continues once the residential stay ends. The center's own description highlights a holistic frame and a focus on both challenges at once.

Programs and therapies at this Virginia

This center offers residential rehab and treatment for dual diagnosis care, so someone with a substance use disorder and a mental health diagnosis can get care in a single place. This Virginia rehab center provides residential care for drug addiction and co-occurring disorders in a structured setting with staff present all day. Options for therapy include group therapy, individual counseling, life skills, family therapy, motivational interviewing, medication-assisted treatment, trauma-specific therapy plus twelve step facilitation and relapse prevention counseling. If a clinician suggests medication-assisted treatment, the intake conversation should confirm how prescribing and monitoring work on site.

Twelve Step is the named mutual-help approach, and the center's description also mentions medication management. For Virginia rehab programs that combine counseling with medication support, ask how the two are coordinated in a single plan. If you are weighing residential care against outpatient options, then the level of structure and daily clinical contact are the practical differences to compare.

• Family Therapy
• Twelve Step
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Life Skills
• Group Therapy
• Motivational Interviewing
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Twelve Step Facilitation

Who this Alexandria program is built for

• Adults of all genders, with services listed for men, women, and young adults
• Individuals with a co-occurring mental health condition and a substance use disorder
• People seeking residential rehab rather than outpatient-only care
• People dealing with drug addiction, co-occurring disorders, or smoking cessation
• People with a gambling concern who need behavioral health support

Location, program duration, language access

The typical program length is about 30 days, which gives a realistic frame for planning time away from work or family. Services are delivered in English. When comparing Virginia rehab centers by length of stay, this Virginia rehab lists a 30-day typical program as its planning figure. The listing does not publish bed counts, room details, or specific amenities, so anyone weighing this program should ask directly about the physical setting, daily schedule, and what a typical week looks like before making a decision.

Paying for care at this Alexandria rehab

The listing mentions private-pay rates, and Virginia Medicaid is worth bringing up early, since community services boards often use public funding. For Virginia rehab programs that accept Medicaid, coverage rules and any sliding-scale options are specific to this center and to this caller. Insurance details must be checked by phone before anyone can say what a stay would cost, and the helpline can help you begin that call. If Virginia Medicaid is your funding source, get the coverage answer confirmed before you set a start date.

Questions worth posing before admission

• Does this program take my insurance or Virginia Medicaid, and what would I owe after that?
• How is medication-assisted treatment handled here, and who manages prescriptions?
• What does the daily schedule include, and how much one-on-one counseling will I get?
• How does the team coordinate care for a co-occurring mental health diagnosis?
• What continuing care, recovery coaching, or employment counseling is arranged at discharge?