Virginia DBHDS Behavioral Health Wellness Office

Let’s all challenge ourselves to reduce screen time! Consider pairing up with someone to share your strategies, successes, and difficulties.

Registration is open for the 8th Roanoke Language Access Conference for Refugees and Immigrants.
https://roanoke-conf-2023.eventbrite.com/

Register now for the Richmond Conference on Trauma and Prevention for Refugees and Immigrants. Thanks to all of the partners collaborating on this event!
https://richmond-trauma_conf.eventbrite.com/

Coming up on 8/28/23, the Northern Virginia Coalition for Refugee Wellness will host their 7th Annual Wellness Conference! Let us know if you have any questions.
Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/682336004357

It’s important to break through the cultural barriers that prevent People of Color from seeking mental health services and support. Together we can create a more inclusive world that recognizes and celebrates diversity. For more information, visit
https://www.mhanational.org/bipoc/mental-health-month-about

📣 Be a part of our team promoting wellness by building healthy and resilient communities! The Office of Behavioral Health Wellness (OBHW) joins with and lifts local voices to create more equitable and resilient communities because the overall quality of life for everyone matters.💓

Workforce Development Specialist - Richmond, Virginia, United States Title: Workforce Development Specialist Hiring Range: Up to $55,000 Pay Band: 4 Agency: Dept Behavioral Health/Develop Location: Central Office Agency Website: www.dbhds.virginia.gov Recruitment Type: General Public - G Job Duties This is a restricted position funded by a federal grant ending Septem...

This July, let's celebrate National Social Wellness Month by creating healthy connections with those around us. Strong social bonds contribute to our physical and mental well-being. How do you reach out, spend time together, and create memories that will last a lifetime?

Representation matters! Part of wellness is being able to express your authentic self and find community connection. June is officially Pride Month but check out Virginia.org for a guide to festivals and events throughout the year.