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Daryl Washington is a seasoned behavioral health and developmental disability leader, administrator and clinician.
Washington began his career in 1993 with Fairfax County Public Schools as a school social worker. He then joined the Fairfax Falls-Church Community Services Board in 1996 as a mental health supervisor for Adult Residential Services. He continued to expand his expertise within the CSB, serving as manager for CSB homeless services for four years before being named service director for residential services in 2008. Washington later stepped in as the Deputy Director of clinical operations from 2013 to 2018. In May 2018, he was appointed as CSB’s Executive Director. Over his career Mr. Washington also worked in the private sector, treating children, adolescents and adults.
Washington earned a bachelor’s in social work from North Carolina State University and a master’s in social work from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He has been a licensed clinical social worker in Virginia since 1995 and has pursued post graduate study in education with the University of Virginia.
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Services available at the Bulova Center include walk-in assessments during regular business hours, emergency services 24/7, a variety of outpatient and support programs, medication management, a Peer Resource Center, and other services to promote and sustain recovery.
