At a Glance
Location
2120 Washington Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22204
Phone
703-228-5150Website
http://www.arlingtonva.usPrimary Focus
Treatment Settings
Treatment Approaches
Special Programs
About Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare
Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare provides outpatient program and intensive outpatient services for substance abuse treatment in Arlington, VA. This county-operated recovery center specializes in dual diagnosis care and trauma-informed treatment, serving diverse populations with sliding scale payment options.
Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare operates as a county-funded outpatient clinic serving Arlington County residents seeking comprehensive substance abuse treatment and recovery support. Located at 2100 Washington Boulevard in Arlington, this recovery center focuses specifically on community-based care for individuals who need structured treatment while maintaining their daily responsibilities. The facility serves as a vital resource for residents seeking accessible addiction treatment within Arlington County's public health system.
The center delivers both standard outpatient program services and intensive outpatient (IOP) treatment options for individuals at different stages of their recovery journey. Their outpatient program allows participants to attend therapy sessions and group meetings while living at home or in sober living arrangements. The intensive outpatient program provides more structured support with increased weekly contact hours, making it suitable for those transitioning from residential treatment or needing higher levels of accountability during early recovery.
Treatment at Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques to help clients develop practical coping strategies for maintaining sobriety. The center specializes in co-occurring disorders treatment, addressing both substance use disorders and mental health conditions simultaneously. Their trauma-informed approach recognizes the connection between past trauma and addiction, particularly important for their veteran population and others who have experienced PTSD.
The recovery center welcomes adolescents, young adults, veterans, seniors, and court-ordered clients, with specialized accessibility features for deaf and hard of hearing individuals. Multiple payment options including Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, and sliding scale fees ensure that financial barriers don't prevent access to care. This commitment to accessibility, combined with their focus on dual diagnosis treatment and trauma-informed care, makes Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare a cornerstone of the local recovery community for residents seeking comprehensive outpatient addiction treatment.
Outpatient Programs and Recovery Support
Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare structures its outpatient program to accommodate individuals who need consistent addiction treatment while maintaining work, school, or family obligations. Participants attend individual therapy sessions and group meetings on a schedule that works with their daily routine, whether they're living independently or in sober living arrangements.
The intensive outpatient program (IOP) provides increased structure for those requiring more support during their recovery process. This program works well for individuals stepping down from residential treatment or those who need additional accountability and peer support. Both programs emphasize building practical skills for long-term sobriety and successful reintegration into community life.
Dual Diagnosis and Trauma Treatment Approach
The recovery center specializes in treating co-occurring disorders, recognizing that many individuals struggle with both substance use disorders and mental health conditions. Their integrated approach addresses these interconnected issues simultaneously rather than treating them as separate problems.
Trauma-informed care forms a cornerstone of treatment, particularly beneficial for veterans dealing with PTSD and other trauma-related conditions. Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques, counselors help clients understand the connections between past experiences and current substance use patterns, developing healthier coping mechanisms for managing triggers and stressors.
Accessibility and Community Focus
Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare serves a diverse range of populations including adolescents, young adults, veterans, seniors, and court-ordered clients. The facility provides ASL accessibility specifically for deaf and hard of hearing individuals, ensuring that communication barriers don't prevent access to quality addiction treatment.
As a county-operated facility, the center accepts Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, and private insurance, along with offering sliding scale fees and financial assistance. This comprehensive approach to payment options reflects the facility's commitment to making recovery services available to all Arlington County residents regardless of their financial situation.
Why Choose Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare
- County-operated facility ensuring long-term stability and community investment in recovery services
- Specialized accessibility features for deaf and hard of hearing clients with ASL support
- Comprehensive dual diagnosis treatment addressing both addiction and mental health conditions
- Trauma-informed care specifically designed for veterans and PTSD treatment
- Sliding scale payment system and financial assistance making treatment accessible regardless of income
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of outpatient programs does Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare offer?
The center provides standard outpatient program services and intensive outpatient (IOP) treatment. The outpatient program allows flexible scheduling around work and family commitments, while IOP offers more structured support with increased weekly contact hours for those needing higher levels of accountability.
Do they treat co-occurring mental health and addiction issues?
Yes, Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare specializes in dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring disorders. They address substance use disorders alongside mental health conditions using an integrated approach rather than treating these issues separately.
Is treatment available for veterans with PTSD and addiction?
The center specifically serves veterans and provides trauma-informed care for PTSD treatment. They accept TRICARE insurance and use CBT techniques to help veterans understand connections between trauma and substance use while developing healthier coping strategies.
What payment options are available for treatment?
Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, TRICARE, self-pay, and state insurance. They also offer sliding scale fees and financial assistance to ensure treatment accessibility regardless of financial situation.
Do they provide services for deaf or hard of hearing clients?
Yes, the facility offers ASL accessibility specifically designed for deaf and hard of hearing clients. This ensures that communication barriers don't prevent access to addiction treatment and recovery support services.
What age groups can receive treatment at this facility?
The center serves adolescents, young adults (18-25), and seniors/older adults. They also work with court-ordered clients and provide specialized services for various populations including veterans and individuals with trauma histories.
Is this facility only for Arlington County residents?
Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare primarily serves Arlington County, Virginia residents. As a county-operated facility, their services are designed specifically for the local community's addiction treatment and recovery needs.
What therapeutic approaches do they use in treatment?
The center uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as a primary therapeutic method. This approach helps clients develop practical coping strategies and understand the connections between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors related to substance use.
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