Become a Volunteer Provider

As a free clinic, the Virginia Telemental Health Initiative (VTMHI) relies on volunteers –especially multilingual providers. Whether you are seeking professional licensure or are a licensed provider, you can help expand access to mental health services for Virginia’s un- and under-insured individuals.

I’m Pursuing Licensure

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I’m a Licensed Mental Health Provider

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Access Volunteer Trainings and Resources

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What Our Volunteers Say

“The experience of working with different individuals with different backgrounds has reminded me why I enjoy doing what I do. Participating in VTMHI has returned the vigor I needed to pursue my LCSW with that much more enthusiasm.”

– Zamir Bridgman, MSW
VTMHI Volunteer

“Volunteering with VTMHI has been a wonderful opportunity for me to branch out into the outpatient sector, because ultimately, that’s what I want to do for my career.”

– Chrissy Blankenship, MSW
VTMHI Volunteer

“The team at Bradley is phenomenal. Being able to partner with them for VTMHI has been fantastic, because they’re great communicators. I don’t think it could have been a better experience.”

– Josh Shorter, LMSW
VTMHI Volunteer

“I love being able to see patients when it works with my schedule and being able to do it from home. I work late hours for our clinic and find that my patients appreciate the flexibility of having a session at 7 or 8 p.m. They say it helps them clear their head at the end of the day.”

– Staci Newsom, LPC
VTMHI Volunteer

Become a Volunteer Provider

What Our Volunteers Say

“The experience of working with different individuals with different backgrounds has reminded me why I enjoy doing what I do. Participating in VTMHI has returned the vigor I needed to pursue my LCSW with that much more enthusiasm.”

“Volunteering with VTMHI has been a wonderful opportunity for me to branch out into the outpatient sector, because ultimately, that’s what I want to do for my career.”

“The team at Bradley is phenomenal. Being able to partner with them for VTMHI has been fantastic, because they’re great communicators. I don’t think it could have been a better experience.”

“I love being able to see patients when it works with my schedule and being able to do it from home. I work late hours for our clinic and find that my patients appreciate the flexibility of having a session at 7 or 8 p.m. They say it helps them clear their head at the end of the day.”

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