Better Days to Come VA of Roanoke is here

to help your journey to wellness

Roanoke and the Surrounding Areas

Better Days to Come VA

808 5th Street, SW, Suite B

Roanoke, Virginia

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Mental Health Matters!!

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Happy Holidays' s 2025!!

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Mental Health Matters!! 〰️ Happy Holidays' s 2025!! 〰️

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we're committed to your well-being

At Better Days to Come VA, we believe Mental health is important because it impacts our overall well-being, influencing how we think, feel, and act, and affecting our ability to cope with stress, build relationships, and make choices. Good mental health allows us to realize our full potential, work productively, and contribute to our community. It is a fundamental component of health that affects everything from our daily productivity and relationships to our physical health. 

Impact on daily life

  • Coping with stress: It equips you to handle life's challenges and bounce back from adversity.

  • Productivity: It is essential for maintaining focus and performance at work, school, and home.

  • Relationships: It shapes how you relate to others, communicate, and build meaningful connections.

  • Overall well-being: It contributes to a sense of contentment, purpose, and self-esteem. 

Societal and individual benefits

  • Resilience: It builds your capacity to withstand and adapt to negative experiences.

  • Community and connection: A strong sense of community is vital for mental health, providing a sense of belonging and support.

  • Physical health: Mental and physical health are interconnected, meaning that good mental health can have positive effects on your physical health.

  • Early intervention: Addressing mental health concerns early in life can help prevent more serious problems from developing later on. 

What it means to have good mental health

  • It's not about being happy all the time: It's about being able to cope with difficult emotions and situations when they arise.

  • It includes self-worth: It involves recognizing your own abilities and limitations and having the confidence to act on them.

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About Us…



Based in Roanoke Virginia

At Better Days to Come VA, we are dedicated to providing compassionate and effective mental health care to individuals seeking support and guidance. Our team of experienced and licensed professionals is committed to promoting mental wellness and empowering our clients to lead fulfilling lives.

Founded in 2021, our firm has been a trusted partner in the mental health community, offering a range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. Through personalized treatment plans, therapeutic interventions, and evidence-based practices, we strive to create a safe and nurturing environment where individuals can explore their emotions, thoughts, and experiences.

We believe in the power of collaboration and respect the individual journey of each client. By fostering a supportive and non-judgmental space, we aim to build strong therapeutic relationships and work together towards positive growth and healing.

Our founder has one simple rule while receiving services from Better Days to Come, that every client here is just not a number but that every client has a name and our team’s know it.

In the upcoming years our firm will be adding new clinical programs, offering sponsorships in the community and be working very hard to help deal with today’s social environments and designing new ways in helping with the Mental Health in Today’s world to ensure the best forms of services are provided at the highest levels.

This past October 2025, we have decided to relocate back within the Southwestern Historic District to help offer our talents and skills to the local community and to help over come the obstacles when dealing with Mental Health Awareness. Welcome to “Our House”

We look forward in helping you and your Mental Health does matter to us!!

Thanks,

The Better Days to Come VA team!!!

we can help you with:


LIFE TRANSITIONS

ANXIETY

DEPRESSION

LIVING SKILLS

RELATIONSHIP ISSUES

GRIEF AND LOSS

TRAUMA AND PTSD 

STRESS

MENTAL HEALTH

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Mental Health Skill Building

The Virginia Mental Health Skill Building service is a community-based program designed to assist individuals with mental health disorders in developing essential life skills. This service aims to help clients improve their independent living skills, social interaction abilities, and emotional regulation. It also provides support in areas such as managing medication, accessing community resources, and improving coping strategies. Participants of this program typically receive individualized support from trained professionals to enhance their overall well-being and functioning.


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IDD/DD Services

Virginia IDD and DD services are programs and resources provided in the state of Virginia for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD and DD). These services aim to support and enhance the quality of life for individuals with IDD and DD by providing access to a range of services such as Community Engagement Services, and more. These services are designed to promote independence, inclusion, and self-determination for individuals with IDD and DD, helping them live fulfilling and meaningful lives within their communities. If you or someone you know is in need of IDD or DD services in Virginia, it is recommended to contact the local Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services for more information and assistance.

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Individual Counseling

Our individual counseling service in Virginia provides personalized support and guidance to help you address your mental health and emotional well-being. Our licensed counselors offer a safe and confidential space for you to explore your thoughts and feelings, develop coping strategies, and work towards your goals. Whether you are facing stress, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or other challenges, our counselors are here to assist you on your journey to healing and growth. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and begin your path to a healthier and happier life.

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Please fill out the form and one of our Better Days to Come Virginia Clinical Team Members will contact you shortly.

Better Days to Come VA, LLC.

808 5th Street, Suite B

Roanoke, VA 24016

Phone: 540.512.4543

Fax: 540.301.5821

 
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FAQ’S

  • We currently accept Medicaid from the following Insurance carriers.

    Aetna

    UHC

    Sentara

    Humana

  • Our firm handles all the claims and bills directly to the Medicaid Provider you are assigned to.

  • You can call, email or simply just “Click” the booking link, and we contact you back shortly to start the process.

  • In accordance with current Virginia Medicaid Rules and Regulations, you must have the following:

    To qualify for mental health skill-building services, individuals must typically have a serious mental illness diagnosis and a history of psychiatric hospitalizations or crisis stabilization. They must also have received a prescription for an antipsychotic, mood stabilizer, or antidepressant in the past 12 months and require individualized training to learn basic living skills. The goal is to achieve greater stability and independence in the community. 

  • Virginia's developmental disability (DD) services are provided through a statewide system that includes Community Services Boards (CSBs), state-operated facilities, and various home and community-based waivers. Key services include case management, therapies, residential support, and employment assistance. To access these services, individuals typically must have a formal diagnosis and meet financial and functional eligibility criteria for waivers.