NORFOLK, Va. — Norfolk’s main behavioral health services provider says people across the city are reaching out for mental health support — and leaders say growing needs, combined with insurance coverage changes, could create even more challenges for families seeking services.
The Norfolk Community Services Board is recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month with two public events this week aimed at education, connection, and access to resources.
Jennifer Ryneska, Community Support Services Programs Manager with Norfolk CSB, said the agency currently serves about 6,000 people each year through mental health, substance use, crisis response and housing-related programs…