Loudoun Substance Abuse Treatment

Substance Abuse Treatment

We are serving adolescents in our Loudoun office through telehealth. Please call for more information. 703-659-9900

Who We Are

Founded by the legendary Washington Football Coach, Joe Gibbs, Youth For Tomorrow is a nonprofit organization that has been serving the Northern Virginia community since 1986.

Our Focus

Providing substance use services for assessments, treatment & referrals with professional excellence, Christian integrity, expert insight, and genuine compassion.

Are you …

Stressed, overwhelmed or having trouble coping?
Struggling at home or in school and their grades are slipping?
Using drugs to escape, while using more or experimenting with more drugs?
Showing drug seeking behaviors like continued drug use despite negative consequences, or using drugs in hazardous places & situations?
Losing interest in things they once cherished or enjoyed?

If so, we can help! 703-659-9900

We Can Help With Issues Like:

Substance Use Disorders

Stress

Depression & Anxiety

Anger

Co-Occurring Disorders

Relapse Prevention

Aftercare planning

Family communication and relationships

Enabling, Co-Dependency

Behavioral problems in school

Sober coping & living skills

Problem solving

Social Skills

Rising issues with the law

What We Do

We provide comprehensive mental health, substance use biopsychosocial assessment. We can provide based on treatment needs group treatment, individual, family counseling including medication management through psychiatry, as needed, with urine drug screens and alcohol test strips.

We have convenient group times in the evenings after school and work.

Aisha Thompson PhD, LCP

Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Substance Abuse Program Loudoun

Dr. Aisha Thompson Dr. Thompson is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Substance Abuse Program Coordinator. She has devoted her career to serving children, adolescents, and families. She is excited to be a part of the Youth for Tomorrow team. Dr. Thompson is passionate about empowering others to access their God-given potential, learn from their experiences, and grow to be the best version of themselves.

She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from The University of Mary Washington. She has a Masters of Education in Risk and Prevention from Harvard University and a Doctoral Degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Virginia. She completed her postdoctoral residency at Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center and has been working in the Northern Virginia area ever since.

Dr. Thompson has experience in a variety of clinical settings such as inpatient, intensive outpatient programs, partial hospital programs, community mental health, and residential care. She specializes in assessment and diagnostic services, substance use disorders, co-occurring disorders, developmental and complex trauma, and serving at-risk and underserved populations. She is committed to using evidenced-based practices and applies a strength-based and person center approach.
In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with family & friends, practicing yoga, art, and enjoying the outdoors.