Counseling and Psychiatric Care for Abingdon, VA.

A historic Southwest Virginia town.

Abingdon is the seat of Washington County and one of Southwest Virginia’s most storied towns. Founded in 1778, its downtown is among the oldest registered historic districts in the state. Main Street is a working main street: the Barter Theatre still stages plays in the same building where Depression-era patrons paid with hams and produce, the Martha Washington Inn anchors the corner across from it, and the Virginia Creeper Trail meets the town just a few blocks away, drawing cyclists and walkers up from Damascus and down from Whitetop. The Virginia Highlands Festival each summer brings the streets to life with music, craft, and food.

From Abingdon, both of our Lebanon offices are generally about a twenty-five to thirty minute drive, heading north on US-19 from the I-81 interchange. The Pioneer Drive Office, on the north side of Lebanon, houses our counseling team and offers EMDR therapy for trauma, anxiety, and difficult memories in adults, teens, and children ages 7 and older. The East Main Office handles psychiatric medication management with April Colley, FNP-BC, PMHNP, along with GeneSight® pharmacogenetic testing and Spravato® treatment for adults whose depression has not responded to conventional medications. Many Washington County referrals come to us through primary care offices in Abingdon, and we work directly with referring providers to make the transition smooth.

Even a half-hour drive each way adds up over a course of weekly therapy, so we encourage Abingdon clients to ask about telehealth once you’ve established care. Secure video sessions let established clients meet with their provider from home or any private space in Virginia, which makes weekly therapy or medication follow-ups easier to sustain over the long run.

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