EMS of Virginia

EMS of Virginia EMS of Virginia has offered community based mental health services to the Richmond area since 2005.

"Preserving the family unit through facilitating emotional healing and growth"

www.emsofvirginia.com

10/31/2025

Wishing a safe Halloween to all! Which pumpkin are you choosing this year?

Day 2 of the Virginia Association of Community-Based Providers Fall Conference is now complete! It was a busy two days, ...
10/30/2025

Day 2 of the Virginia Association of Community-Based Providers Fall Conference is now complete! It was a busy two days, filled with collaboration and information. EMS of Virginia is thankful to the for the continued advocacy, support, and empowerment!
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EMS of Virginia is in good company as an Exhibitor at the Fall Conference with Virginia Association of Community-Based P...
10/29/2025

EMS of Virginia is in good company as an Exhibitor at the Fall Conference with Virginia Association of Community-Based Providers!
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Looking forward to the conference the next couple of days! www.emsofvirginia.com
10/27/2025

Looking forward to the conference the next couple of days!
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As the 2025 VACBP Fall Conference kicks off tomorrow morning, we would like to take a minute to thank our Exhibitor Sponsors for their support. We deeply appreciate your commitment to behavioral health in the Commonwealth!

10/20/2025

💜What a Mental Breakdown Can Look Like:

Some explode in tears.
Some go completely numb.
Some stop showing up.
Some overwork just to cope.
Some lose interest in everything.
Some try to fix everyone but themselves.
Some speak out.
Some disappear quietly.
Some seek help.
Some fake strength until they crumble.
It's not always dramatic.
It's not always visible.
It's not always something others notice.
So be kind.
Be patient.
Be present.
Because sometimes the strongest people
are the ones silently trying to hold themselves together.💜

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Raise awareness about this — and every month. www.emsofvirginia.com
10/19/2025

Raise awareness about this — and every month.
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💜 Verbal abuse is still domestic violence.
Name-calling, belittling, threats, or constant criticism can leave lasting scars. 🗣️

You can help survivors break the cycle. Take a stand with our Campaign and support life-saving programs.

✨ Donate here:https://bit.ly/46mnhEY

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707 North Courthouse Road
North Chesterfield, VA
23236

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+18043325696

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EMS is here to help you and your loved ones. “Each Mind Matters!”

Since 2005:

EMS of Virginia offers community based mental health services to children and adults in the greater Richmond area, to include the City of Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield, Petersburg, Hanover, and surrounding areas. EMS strives to work with each individual and family on their specific needs, with the idea that “each mind matters”. In a field where there may be several choices of providers, EMS works from a holistic perspective to take into account the client in their environment. As such, EMS focuses on Homeless Prevention services to clients who are struggling with homelessness or challenges with housing stability. Homeless Prevention is a focus of our Mental Health Skill-building Program.

**What programs does EMS offer?

EMS offers Mental Health Skill-building Services (MHSS) for adults age 18 and over who have a Serious Mental Illness, a history of hospitalization, and are currently prescribed a psychotropic medication. Each client in the MHSS program may work with a counselor up to 15 hours per week on goals related to increasing his or her over all stability. The counselor will go to the individual’s home, meet in the community, and provide coaching opportunities to enhance life skills. MHSS is a Medicaid funded service.