Adult Services
Adult Services provides individualized mental health counseling services to adults over the age of 18, who can seek services for a wide range of problems including:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Domestic Violence
- Substance Use Disorders
- Variety of interpersonal problems
Adult Outpatient Services
Good mental health is a critical part of our overall health and wellness. Throughout our lives, we all face challenges and sometimes the challenges can be overwhelming. Counseling can help. including the following adult outpatient services:
- Collaborative treatment planning
- Coping strategies
- Individual counseling
- Individualized therapeutic approaches to a wide variety of issues and challenges
- Symptom management
Bereavement Assistance
Full Circle provides support for the local community to grieve in a healthy way. They offer professional, bereavement support for grieving children, families, adults, and communities through support groups, individual counseling services, remembrance programs, and grief education support. View the bereavement resource guide (PDF).
Learn more about programs focused on specific types of loss for adults.
Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services
Serious Mental Illness (SMI) is defined based on diagnosis, impairment as a result of the diagnosis and duration of illness.
Diagnoses typically include:
- Persistent major affective disorders
- Schizophrenia spectrum
- Thought and psychotic disorders
Impairment on a recurrent or continuous basis in the ability to:
- Consistently carry out household management roles
- Consistently perform practical daily living tasks
- Maintain employment at a living wage
- Maintain a safe living situation
Duration of the serious mental illness has been, or is anticipated to be, of a long duration and includes:
- Extended involvement in outpatient services
- Hospitalization two or more times
Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)
A group of qualified mental health professionals whose mission is to collaborate and assist individuals to live successfully in the community. This intensive service team consists of a case manager, clinician, nurse, peer specialist, psychiatrist, substance abuse specialist, supervisor and vocational specialist.
Case Management
Provides guidance navigating the mental health care system to improve quality of life and enhance integration into the community.
Psychosocial Rehabilitation (Chester House)
Chester House is a psychosocial rehabilitation program with services intended to help people diagnosed with a serious mental illness return to their best functional level in order to maintain community tenure.
Structured activities include education/skill-building activities addressing:
- Access to Community Resources
- Illness management
- Interpersonal relationships
- Life skills
- Socialization
Chester House also offers an evidenced based employment program, Individual Placement and Support (IPS) services. We help people find and maintain competitive employment in the community.
Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH)
Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) is an evidence-based program that recognizes that safe, stable housing is essential to mental health recovery. With the support of a housing specialist, participants are linked to market-rate housing in Chesterfield County and have wide latitude in choosing where they live. Participants pay 30% of their income toward rent and the program pays the balance. PSH participants are eligible, but not required, to receive housing case management, peer support and other mental health services.