Health & Wellness: MENTAL HEALTH

Child Parent Institute

Ages: 0-18 and families - Areas Served: Santa Rosa - Address: 3650 Standish Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA 95407 Phone: (707) 585-6108

Classes, individual consultations, resource assistance and supervised visits that offer support for parents, grandparents or other caregivers of infants, children and teens. We offer therapy to children ages 6 through 21 who are struggling with depression, anxiety, reactions to traumatic experiences, and a wide range of other difficult life issues. Our therapists are trained and experienced in play therapy, art therapy, sand tray therapy, and a variety of talk therapies, based on the individual child’s age and needs. We meet with parents and provide support as they navigate these difficult times alongside their child or teenager. Sometimes it is beneficial for the whole family to engage in therapy together. Our Child and Family Counseling Clinic now accepts: Private pay using a sliding scale for any child, youth, or parent; Beacon (Medi-Cal/Partnership); and Victim Assistance. Sliding scale fees, based on your income, ability to pay, and other health care coverage, are determined in consultation with a CPI Intake Specialist and can be used for any child, youth, or parent.

Side by Side

Ages: 5-26 - Eligibility: Medical, need-based.

From short term, intensive crisis intervention to longer term case management and family support, Community Counseling clinical services are individualized and include home, classroom, and community-based support. Informed by a holistic understanding of the young person’s history and strengths, Community Counseling supports the development of coping skills and strategies to help the family function more effectively and the young person attain stability and a sense of personal agency.

Community Counseling includes a spectrum of community-based services to respond to the specific needs of the individual young person and their family, as follows:

• For mild to moderate diagnoses, such as depression and anxiety, services include individual and group therapy in office locations, as well as on-site in schools and other youth-serving organizations.

• For moderate to severe diagnoses, such as post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder/mood disorders, or early onset psychosis, services include individual and group counseling and rehabilitation as well as crisis stabilization and medication management.

Sonoma County Indian Health Program

Ages: All - Eligibility: Please call, SCIHP has expanded care to non-Indians with Medi-Cal on a limited basis. - Phone: (707) 521-4500

SCIHP is licensed by the State of California as A Community Health Center. We currently provide medical, dental, nutritional, behavioral health, pharmacy and health education services. SCIHP has expanded care to non-Indians with Medi-Cal on a limited basis. SCIHP has adopted the model Medical Home, also known as the patient centered medical home (PCMH), is a team-based health care delivery model that provides comprehensive and continuous medical care to patients with the goal of obtaining maximized health outcomes.

SOS Counseling

Ages: All - Eligibility: All community members Areas Served: Santa Rosa, Windsor, and Rohnert Park - Address: 319 South E Street, Santa Rosa, CA, 95401 Phone: (707) 284-3444 Email: info@soscounseling.org

Our Community Counseling Clinics located in Santa Rosa, Windsor, and Rohnert Park are open to all community members. We provide therapy to individuals, couples, families, and youth on a sliding-scale fee and lowest cost possible.

Verity

Ages: 6 to adults - Eligibility: Verity provides counseling for individuals and their support system who are dealing with trauma. We continue to specialize in working with sexual assault issues. Walk-in crisis counseling and advocacy, individual therapy and support groups, a sexual assault crisis line available 24/7 - Areas Served: Sonoma County - Address: 835 Piner Road, Suite D Santa Rosa, CA 95403-2063 - Phone: 707-545-7270

Sonoma County’s Rape Crisis, Trauma, and Healing Center. Working in cooperation with the community, Verity strives to eliminate all forms of violence, with a special focus on sexual assault and abuse. Sexual assault is an unacceptable form of oppression, which is destructive to the lives of the survivors, their families, and their friends. Verity facilitates healing and promotes the prevention of violence by providing counseling, advocacy, intervention, and education in our community.