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Substance Use Treatment - Williamsburg, Substance Use Disorder Services for Pregnant and Parenting Women, Colonial Behavioral Health

Provides treatment services for pregnant and parenting women including: Outpatient SUD group counseling for women with substance use disorders, Counseling for relationships, sexual and physical abuse and parenting issues, Admission into the Intensive Outpatient Program, Referral to inpatient treatment through South-Eastern Family Project, Case management services to assist in establishing eligibility for public assistance programs, link to medical and other community services, help in arranging transportation for services, arrange for primary and prenatal medical care, monitor services needed, etc. The program also helps connect the child(ren) of the individual being served to appropriate services such as: Developmental assessments and treatment services, Services that address the child's experience of abuse, neglect or trauma, Case Management services link to pediatric care and immunizations, access funding for housing and other basic needs, as well as to help families meet additional needs of the child in their home and community.

Physical Address

1657 Merrimac Trail, Williamsburg, VA 23185

Fax

(757) 229-7173

Fax

(757) 253-4208

Application process

For admission and referrals, please contact the Central Access Screener at 757-220-3200 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Fee

Fees are charged on a fee-for-service basis. We accept most insurance plans and HMOs, including Medicaid. Individuals without insurance coverage are charged according to ability to pay, based on income and dependents.

Service area

Poquoson, VA
Williamsburg, VA
James City, VA
York, VA

Agency info

Colonial Behavioral Health

Colonial Behavioral Health, is the local Community Services Board serving the citizens of James City County, the City of Poquoson, the City of Williamsburg and York County. Facilitates recovery and resiliency of individuals and families affected by mental illness, developmental disabilities, and substance use disorders.