We’re seeking licensed teachers! Join our rescheduled Special Education Teacher Job Fair on Wednesday, February 26. Learn more.
Registration is now open for the Outpatient Behavioral Therapy Summer Program at St. Joseph’s Villa! Each week brings a new adventure, from “Scientists and Explorers” to “Tech and Gaming, ” while participants build communication, social, and life skills through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. Designed for individuals aged 3 to
Last summer, Nathan and Isla noticed a troubling shift in their son, Colston*. Once an energetic, straight-A student athlete, he became increasingly withdrawn. He spaced out during conversations, lost interest in things he once loved, and began sleeping far more than usual. They connected him with a counselor, but then
Did you know our Culinary Services prepare over 700 meals every school day? Committed to promoting sustainability across campus, our Transition and Wellness team has initiated a switch to 100% compostable items, from eating utensils to take-away containers. We also introduced new water stations across campus as an alternative to
St. Joseph’s Villa and Henrico County announce the opening of a new Crisis Receiving Center (CRC) that will provide youth with rapid access to behavioral health services.
In Virginia Home Grown‘s recent episode on the healing power of nature, our own Matthew Kreydatus, Senior Director of Wellness and Transition Services, and Tyler Berkeley, Garden Coordinator, shared the many ways gardening can benefit students with specialized education needs. The Villa’s 7,500 sq. ft. Learning & Therapy Garden is
Pilot program will serve as an emergency room alternative for children and adolescents experiencing mental health crisis St. Joseph’s Villa and Henrico County announce the groundbreaking of a new Crisis Receiving Center (CRC) that will provide immediate support for youth in critical need of mental health care. The facility will