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Guide to Counseling Services Providers in Greater Contra Costa County |
Useful Resources
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Counseling Services
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A. Mental Health ServicesWest County Mental Health Center 38th 2nd Bissell Richmond, CA 94805 Hours: Mon Fri 8-5pm Fax: (510) 374-3068 Services: Provides Psychiatric Outpatient Service for young adults ages 18-21 or older. Adults with emotional problems such as Delusional Disorder, Psychosis NOS, major depressive disorders, Bipolar disorders, schizophrenia and other organic mental disorders with acute symptoms, requiring medications and/or hospitalizations. Apply in person. Fees vary according to income. Service Area: East, west, and central 303 41st Street Richmond CA 94804 Hours: Mon Thurs 8-7, Fri 8-5 Ph: (510) 374-3261 Fax: (510) 374-3857 Restriction(s): West CCC residents only, Services: Provide comprehensive out patient services to children ages -18 and families with social, emotional and/or behavioral problems and their families. Individualized treatment program may include assessment and diagnosis, individual, family, group psychotherapy play and activities therapy, crisis intervention, consultation and referral and parenting groups. Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS) - CC Mental Health 24-hour hotline: (888) 678-7277 Intake Procedure: Referral through TBS program Website: www.cchealth.org, Hours/Days: Mon-Fri 8:30-5pm Eligibility: Children ages 3-21, at risk to themselves and/or primary caregiver, meets criteria for medical necessity & Medi-Cal. No Fees. Services: Time-limited one-to-one behavioral intervention targeting children at extreme risk themselves / their primary caregivers. Behavioral specialist is assigned to do a functional analysis and treatment plan to target high-risk, out-of-control behaviors such as hitting, head-banging, or property destruction. Reach Within Reach Project Inc 1915 D Street Antioch, CA 94509 Ph: (925) 754-3673 (925) 646-2224 Mental Health Referral Services: Provides school plus full-day and half-day treatment program with outpatient mental health services to work on family issues sexual and physical abuse, substance abuse, academic and social skills, and gang involvement Hours/Days- Mon-Fri 8:30-5pm Eligibility: Females ages 12-18, in The 7th-12th grade, on probation or at risk of being Languages: Spanish Fees: Sliding scale for treatment, prevention Services are free, Medi-Cal accepted Mental Health Association of Contra Costa County 1340 Arnold Drive, Suite 200 Martinez, CA 94553 Day/Hours: Mon-Fri 9-5pm Ph: (925) 957-5150 Access Line: 1-888-678-7277 Services: Promotes mental health, the prevention of mental illness, and the improved care and treatment of the mentally ill. Citizen volunteer and staff work to eradicate the stigma affecting the mentally disable, educate the public on critical mental health issues. Theres a match program that connects an adult in the community with a young person who is in trouble. Program Restriction: If they have Medi-Cal, they are assigned a therapist/ and can get medication. Service Area: East, central, west. 205 39 Street Richmond, CA 94805 Ph: (510) 412-5930 Fax: (510) 412-0567 Hours/Days: Mon-Wed 9-5:30pm, Thurs 15:30 pm Appointments after 5:30pm by arrangement Program Restriction: Work with non-insured individuals Services: Provides bilingual/bicultural mental health services for primarily Spanish residents of West Contra Costa County who are experience emotional distress problems with children and Crisis on conflict within the family. Service Area: East, Central, West, Alameda and Solana Mt. Diablo High School 2245 Bacon Street Concord CA 94520 - 2297 Ph: (925) 827-3857 Fax: (925) 827-4104 Attn: Families First Website: www.familiesfirstinc.org Hours/Days: Mon-Fr 9-2pm Services: Provides services designed for teens who have not been successful in a public school setting due to their emotional disturbance and for whom less intensive services have not been sufficient. Average length of time in program is 12 months. Eligibility: High school students exhibiting problems that seriously interfere with their school performance. Grades 9-12. 12240 San Pablo Avenue, Richmond, CA. 94805 Phone: (510) 970-9750 Fax: (510) 970-9751 Website: www.acmhs.org E-mail: afrc.acmhs.org Services: The AFRCs staff are culturally competent bilingual counselors from the KHMU, LAO, MIEN, and VIETNAMESE communities. Following services are provided: Drug and Alcohol Education and Treatment for youth and their families. Leadership Development activities nurture self-esteem and build multicultural understanding through partnership collaboration and shared decision-making. Advocacy and leadership skills empower API youth to influence. Intake assessments, case management services, parent support groups, community integration services for Asians. B. DepressionNew Directions Counseling Centers, Inc 996 Oak Grove Road Concord, CA 94518 Ph: (925) 798-7500 Website: www.ndcounselingcenter.org E-mail: info@ndcounseling.center.org Hours: 9am-9pm by appointment only. Services: Individual counseling for youth and young adults. Areas of counseling include depression, parent-child conflict, school programs, separation and divorce, childhood and adult abuse, abandonment and rejection. Fees: Cost determined by income. Maximum fee is $60/hr. C. Domestic Violence/Family Abuse3663 Pacific Avenue Concord, CA 94550 Ph: (925) 449-5845 (925) 449-5842 (24-hour crisis line) Website: www.trivalleyhaven.org Services: Serving adults and children who have survived domestic violence or sexual assaults. 30 bed shelter for battered women and their children and affordable counseling / food pantry and free mobile health services. Service Area: central and other. STAND! Against Domestic Violence 1410 Danzig Plaza, 2nd Floor Concord CA94520 Ph: (925) 676-2845 Fax: (925) 676-0532 Ph: (888) 215 5555 (24-hour crisis line) Website: www. standagainstdv.org Service Area: East, Central and West. Services: Provide support, shelter and training to people who are abused, treatment programs to people who abuse, and preventive education programs to youth, children and adults experience abuse in the future. These services fall under categories: Intervention, Treatment, and Prevention. D. Family IssuesWest Contra Costa Youth Service Bureau 263 South 20th Street Richmond CA 94804 Ph: (510) 215-4670 Fax: (510) 215-9713 Hours: Monday Friday 9-5 pm Serves only residents of West County children, youth and their families. Services: Provides a comprehensive service delivery systems designed to improve the coordination of services to children youth and their families. Service includes; clinical assessment, crisis intervention, case manager, individual group counseling, advocacy and parenting. 1727Martin Luther King Way, Ste 109 Oakland CA 94612 Ph: (510) 893-9230 Crisis hotline: (510) 893-5444 Fax: (510) 893-2074 Website: www.psshelps.org Area Serviced: Contra Costa County Services: Provides families with comprehensive services to prevent and treat child abuse and promote positive parenting. 2086 Commerce Ave, Concord, CA 94520 Ph: (925) 827-0212 Website: www.familystresscenter.org E-mail: Info@FamilyStressCenter.org Services: Gives counseling to families in the Contra Costa County area Safe Exchange/The Wellness Community 3276 McNutt Walnut Creek CA 94596 Hours/Days: Mon-Fri 8-5pm Ph: (925) 933-0107 Cost: $3.00 charge Services: Help people who have been diagnosed with cancer Individuals and family counseling is available therapy groups, support system (ages 18 & up) Planned Parenthood Central Richmond 101 Broadway Richmond CA 94801 Ph: (510) 232-1250 Website: www.ppshaastadiablo.org Area serviced: Contra Costa County Services: Provides family planning, education, related medical services, counseling, birth control prenatal care, childbirth classes, abortion information, cancer screening, dysphasia services AIDS services, offers disability counseling. All services are confidential regardless of age. Service Area: east, west, and central Fees: vary according to income. PO Box 161448 Sacramento, CA 95816 Ph: (800) 843-5200 Website: www.calyouth.org E-mail: Info@calyouth.org Services: Statewide 24hr crisis line providing crisis line intervention counseling, youth-to-parent message services, phone connections to service providers and families, information and referrals to youth in crisis and their families Hours/Days: 24hrs daily Languages: Spanish Fees: none 501 Railroad Avenue Pittsburg CA 94565 Ph: (925) 439 5400 Hours: Mon Fri 9-5pm Service Area: East Services: Parenting classes English / Spanish Community Presentation Series Health Educator Training Program Leadership Training Program Community Outreach Referral Plus Network Plus Scholarship for Recreation Program E. Peer PressurePh: (800) 843-5200 Hours: Open 24hrs a day / 7 days a week Available to youth and young adults ages 12-24. Services: Listens and gives feedback without judgment. Will provide referrals. Service Area: Other F. Substance Abuse Clinic (In-Patient/Out Patient)Alcohol & Other Drugs Services/Substance Abuse 597 Center Avenue, Suite 320 Martinez, CA 94553 Contact Person: Fatima Matal Sol Ph: (925) 313-6311 Fax: (925) 313-6390 E-mail: fmatalso@hsd.cccounty.us Catherine Freer Wilderness Therapy Expeditions P.O. Box 1064 Albany, OR. 97321 Fax: (541) 812-0116 Website: www.cfreer.com E-mail: info@cfreer.com Hours: Mon Fri 9-5 Eligibility: Adolescent age 13-18 Services: Provides a mental health and alcohol and drug abuse treatment program for youth offering a 21-day wilderness expedition with traditional psychotherapy theory and techniques, behavior management therapy and a modified 12-step approach to address drug and alcohol and behavioral problems. 2781 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA 94612 Ph: (510) 625-7800 Website: www.convenanthouse.org/par/par.htm E-mail: info@covca.org Hours/Days: 24 hours daily Eligibility: None Services: Provides help for youth and their families. 951 Ventura Avenue Albany, CA 94707 Ph: (510) 526-1617 Hours: 24 hours daily. Eligibility: Adolescents, 10-18 years Fees: Accepts medi-cal Services: Provides drug abuse services, emergency services, family planning, individual and family development, organization support, child protection and care, education services, employment and training, recreation and leisure services. Viewpoint Productions, Inc. (Teen Help Adolescent Resources) Hours: Mon-Fri 9-5pm Ph: (800) 637-0701 Location: Nationwide Website: www.vpp.com/teenhelp/ Service Area: Contra Costa County Services: Support families with teen challenges. Provides a National toll free hotline to assist parents, child care professional, and other in locating appropriate resources for the treatment of adolescents struggling with making the best choices in their lives. Refers parents to teen programs and alcohol and drug treatment centers. Helps parents find financial aid for program. Fee: None 3024 Willow Pass Rd Concord CA 94519 Ph: (925) 363 5000 Website: www.newconnections.org Service Area: East, Central and West Services: Youth Substance Abuse Prevention Services Youth Substance Abuse Treatment Juvenile Drug Court Treatment Familias Fuertes / Strong Families School Counseling Youth Diversion Counseling G. Anger Management1915 D Street Antioch CA 94509 Ph: (925) 754-3673 Services: Through positive peer participation, students learn enhance decision making skills build personal responsibility and strengthen self-confidence. 2086 Commerce Ave, Concord CA. 94520 Ph: 925-827-0212 ext 150 When: Tues & Wed 67:15 pm in Concord Fees: $20 per session; Medi-Cal accepted Services: Offers techniques to control anger with acceptable response for difficult and frustrating events. 3385 Main Street. Ste. B Oakley, CA 94561 Ph: (925) 809-7920 Fax: (925) 240-7871 Services: Anger management girls self esteem. (9th grade to 12th grade) Through positive peer group participation, students learn to develop the ability to think positively in anger producing situations decrease the frequency of anger thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Learn and implement stress management skills to reduce the level of stress that accompanies it. Also: Job preparation and placement Good employers and wage growth Paid job training Assistance finding affordable housing Help with legal issues Child support case assistance including DNA testing, drivers license releases, modification of support orders, reasonable arrears payments. Fathers Taking Responsibility support groups. Support Group meetings are safe, and drug and alcohol free. Food is provided during meetings H. SuicidePO Box 3364 Walnut Creek, CA. 94598 Ph: (800) 833 2900 Or 1 (800) 784-2433 (Suicide) Walnut Creek, CA 94595 Ph: (925) 472-0999 |
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