Behavioral Health
Our Behavioral Health Clinic provides mental health counseling (one-on-one and group), substance use counseling, and psychiatric medication management and evaluation. A list of DPHS’ behavioral health department’s exclusionary practices is available here.
Daily Planet Health Services’ Behavioral Health Clinic Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am—4:30pm.
To receive Behavioral Health Services
- Initial mental health assessment:
- Walk-in screenings are available on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings. Arrive at 8 a.m. for an initial screening to further connect to services.
- Tuesday and Friday – Sign in at the registration desk between 8:00am and 4:00pm. Once registration is completed you will be provided contact information to schedule the assessment.
- If you prefer to register by phone, call 804-783-2505.
- Psychiatry appointments are scheduled after the initial screening is completed. New clients will not be receiving medication the same day as the initial screening. Established clients who have already had a mental health intake or been seen in psychiatry within the last year can call 804-783-2505 ext. 1016 to schedule an appointment.
Medication Assisted Therapy (MAT) Program
More information about our MAT Program to assist those with Opioid Use Disorder is available here.
Behavioral Health Services for Children Ages 5 and Up
We now offer therapy and psychiatry services for children and teens who meet our eligibility criteria.
Supportive Therapy Services
- Supportive Therapy to talk about your feelings and build emotional wellbeing
- Play Therapy to help young children share their feelings and learn emotional skills
- Psychiatry Services for medication support and evaluations
- Bilingual Clinicians Available (English and Spanish)
We can help with:
- Anxiety and worries
- Sadness and depression
- Behavior and attention problems
- Big life changes, grief, and loss
- Healing after trauma
How to sign up:
- Ages 5–13: A parent or caregiver must come to the front desk to register the child. After that, an Intake Specialist will contact you.
- Ages 14–17: Teens can register themselves, or a parent/caregiver can do it for them