Frontier Health Scott County Behavioral Health
1006 U.s. Highway 23 North
Weber City, VA 24290
About Frontier Health Scott County Behavioral Health
Frontier Health is a behavioral health organization with a facility located in Weber City, Virginia. This center, Scott County Behavioral Health, offers individuals outpatient mental health and substance use treatment for adults and adolescents. The facility also provides case management services to help clients get access to the community resources they need to support their recovery.
You’ll receive individual and group therapy to help uncover the cause of your addiction and learn skills that will help you avoid using substances. Psychiatric services are available to give clients medications they may need for severe mental illnesses causing substance use. Medication monitoring will also be provided to make sure your medicine is effective.
One service offered at this facility that stands out the most to me is their Project LINK program. It gives pregnant and parenting women who are struggling with addiction access to case management, support services and home visitation. The program can connect women to prenatal care, childcare, transportation services, and other needs that a client may have. Project LINK is designed to help reduce the incidence of substance use among parenting women and optimize the healthy growth of infants born to Project LINK mothers.
I think most clients will enjoy the fact that Weber City is not far from numerous state parks. About 20 minutes away, you can spend a fun afternoon hiking in Natural Tunnel State Park or Warriors’ Path State Park.
One other service I like that Scott County Behavioral Health provides is its drug court services. It gives clients with non violent drug offenses access to substance use treatment and education as an alternative to incarceration. The goal of these services is to help you recover from your substance use and reduce your likelihood of future criminality. The facility provides these services to both adults and juveniles.