The Holiday Blues: 4 Ways to Help Your Pediatric Patients
What Are The Holiday Blues? All across America, the [...]
The Importance of In-Person Connection for a Statewide Program: Reflections on the 2023 VMAP Partner Retreat
In a post-COVID, digitally-driven world, remote work has become [...]
VMAP poised for expansion after helping to mitigate shortage in pediatric mental health workforce
Two years after its official unveiling, the Virginia Mental Health [...]
Social Work Awareness Month: VMAP’s Social Workers are Breaking Barriers to Mental Health Access
March is Social Work Awareness Month. This year, the [...]
Coalition contributes $170,000 to fund two VMAP REACH trainings
The Virginia Mental Health Access Program is collaborating with 18 [...]
Is it Seasonal Depression or another Mental Health Concern? Supporting Families in the Winter Months and Beyond
Many of us have experienced a decline in our mood [...]
Dr. Sandy Chung voted AAP President-elect
Sandy Chung, MD Sandy L. Chung, M.D., FAAP, [...]
Mental health issues are rising on college campuses, but Virginia has a shortage of child psychiatrists
Eric Kolenich | Jul 30, 2021 His friends all told [...]
The Virginia Mental Health Access Program Partners with Unite Us to Connect Pediatric Patients with Mental Health Services Across Virginia
Richmond, Va. (June 21, 2021) – The Virginia Mental Health [...]
Mental health care plunged during pandemic, especially for kids. New Virginia initiative aims to boost access.
KATHERINE HAFNER | MAY 27, 2021 Since the start of the [...]
