After over 21 years of dedicated service to ¥, we are both proud and emotional to announce the retirement of Aida Lodge, our Administrative Services Manager, effective Friday, October 11, 2024.
Read MoreThe San Diego Mobile Crisis Response Team (MCRT) team recently participated in the “,” a local , to raise awareness about mobile crisis services in San Diego County.
Read Moreձ’s Merrill CSU team, led by administrator Omar Gonzalez-Valentino, was recently recognized for their exceptional dedication and collaboration with the (DBH).
Read MoreIn this month’s RCCS Tidbit, we highlight an RCCS Conversation Guide that program staff can use to help individuals identify their current strengths and steps to take to grow additional strengths for their future.
Read MoreCongressman David Valadao Visits ձ’s Kern PHF Facility! Read more about his visit!
Read MoreRecognized by the Yuma County Superior Court, Yuma ACT is transforming the lives of individuals with serious mental illness and justice involvement. Led by Jose Montoya, the team is helping clients achieve independence through compassionate, community-based care. Read the full story to learn how Yuma ACT is making a lasting impact.
Read MoreDiscover how Queen Byrd’s 25-year journey at Telecare reflects her resilience, compassion, and commitment to supporting clients in their recovery. From housekeeper to leader, her story is a powerful testament to the impact one person can make.
Read MoreDiscover how ձ’s Stanislaus County MCRT strengthened its team dynamics with a day of growth and connection. Learn about the team-building activities that are helping them deliver even more compassionate and effective crisis response services.
Read MoreRead how ձ’s Merrill CSU team was recently recognized by the San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health for their exceptional support and collaboration. Their exceptional collaboration and unwavering dedication ensured the successful care and placement of a conservatee, showcasing the true spirit of partnership and client-centered care.
Read MoreIn this month’s RCCS Tidbit, we review the mindfulness skill “Stop, Breathe, and Think,” along with other strategies for managing emotions that may obscure our wisdom and ability to stay on the middle path – our wise mind.
Read MoreRead former client D’s heartfelt reflection on how the supportive environment, dedicated staff, and transformative experience at Jay Mahler helped them find hope and build lasting inner trust during a challenging time.
Read Moreձ’s Yuma ACT team recently engaged with the community at this year’s Yuma Recovery Palooza. The event featured fun, free family activities, and significant efforts to raise mental health awareness. Read more about ձ’s positive impact!
Read MoreDiscover how ձ’s Orange County STEPS staff celebrated team spirit with a week of exciting activities! From Sports Day to Silly Socks, this fun-filled event brought team members closer. Read more to see how ¥ encourages a supportive and dynamic workplace environment.
Read MoreHome First North FSP is a new housing program in the heart of La Palma, CA!
Read MoreJoin us as we celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month with LA 4's team-building event at SPLAT Painting. The event was a vibrant mix of creativity, fun, and meaningful connections, significantly contributing to the team's mental well-being. Click to read more about the event and its highlights
Read More¥ Poplar House EBSH is a new housing program in the heart of Palo Alto, CA!
Read More¥'s Kern County Psychiatric Health Facility (PHF) recently held a successful Open House event, attracting over 300 attendees. The grand opening marks a significant milestone in providing essential mental health services to the Kern County community.
Read MoreDiscover the highlights of ձ’s San Bernardino CORE and FACT programs’ 2nd annual picnic at Colony Park! The day was brimming with activities and community spirit, from dodgeball to tie-dye. Click to read more about this memorable picnic!
Read MoreDiscover how a creative staff initiative at Stults House in Oregon has transformed the program’s culture with their new mascot, Steve N. Stults, the nut-hiding squirrel. This simple yet impactful activity has brought joy and teamwork to residents and staff, inspiring a sister program to adopt a similar approach.
Read More50 Years of Services to People With Serious Mental Illness
