Acute Psychiatric Hospital
A 24-hour a day inpatient facility usually locked. Staff provides
immediate therapeutic response to clients exhibiting acute symptoms of
mental illness and related substance induced disorders particularly
focusing on those who are a danger to themselves or others, or are
gravely disabled. The goal of the program is to stabilize and
help the clients re-establish themselves in the community as quickly as
possible.
- Alta Bates/Herrick Medical Center
- Eden Hospital
- Fremont Hospital
- John George Psychiatric Pavilion
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Adjunct Services
Services that are not directly related to treatment or prevention, but
assist the client in maintaining the status achieved during treatment.
Examples of services include vocational training and housing assistance.
(Many of the programs that provide adjunct services also provide
treatment.)
- ACCESS-Countywide
- ACCESS-North County
- ACCESS-South County
- Alameda Community Support Center
- Allied Fellowship
- Asian Community Mental Health Center
- BACS Employment Program
- Berkeley Drop-In Center
- Bonita Supported Independent Living Program
- Casa Del Sol-La Clinica de la Raza
- CHANGES Dual Recovery Program--Telecare
- East Bay Community Recovery Project- Oakland
- Eden Community Support Center
- Gladman Mental Health Rehabilitation Center
- Harrison House
- La Familia Counseling Service
- Morton Bakar Center-Telecare
- Oakland Community Support Center
- Oakland Homeless Project
- S.T.A.G.E.S.-Telecare
- S.T.R.I.D.E.S.-Telecare
- South County Homeless Project
- Tri-City Community Support Center
- Valley Community Support Center
- Vocational Rehabilitation Program
- West Oakland Mental Health Center
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Adolescent Alcohol/Drug Treatment
Services are provided to youth between the ages of 12-18.
Treatment services include assessment, treatment planning,
individual/group/family counseling, social and recreational activities.
- Asian Community Mental Health Center
- Asian Pacific Psychological Services
- Centro de Juventud
- Community Counseling Education Center (CCEC)
- Community Recovery Center
- New Bridge ASPIRE School Program
- Project Eden
- Thunder Road Adolescent Treatment
- Valley Community Health Center
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Case Management
Case management is a participant-centered and goal-oriented process for
assessing the needs of an individual for particular services. Case
managers assist the client in obtaining services, reviews participant
accomplishments, outcomes and barriers to completing goals.
- ACCESS-Countywide
- ACCESS-North County
- ACCESS-South County
- Alameda Community Support Center
- Asian Community Mental Health Center
- BACS Supported Independent Living Case Management Program
- Bonita Supported Independent Living Program
- Casa Del Sol-La Clinica de la Raza
- CHANGES Dual Recovery Program--Telecare
- Children's Specialized Services
- Eden Community Support Center
- Harrison House
- Highland Hospital
- Interagency Child and Family Team
- La Familia Counseling Service
- Oakland Community Support Center
- Oakland Homeless Project
- S.T.A.G.E.S.-Telecare
- S.T.R.I.D.E.S.-Telecare
- South County Homeless Project
- STARS-Community Services Program
- Tri-City Community Support Center
- Valley Community Support Center
- West Oakland Mental Health Center
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Community Support Services/Service Teams
The Community Support Centers are made up of service teams that provide
crisis, individual, group, family and case management services.
All the service teams include case managers and a psychiatrist. Only
clients with primary mental health diagnosis are accepted.
- Alameda Community Support Center
- Asian Community Mental Health Center
- BACS Supported Independent Living Case Management Program
- Bonita Supported Independent Living Program
- Casa Del Sol-La Clinica de la Raza
- Eden Community Support Center
- La Familia Counseling Service
- Oakland Community Support Center
- S.T.R.I.D.E.S.-Telecare
- Tri-City Community Support Center
- Valley Community Support Center
- West Oakland Mental Health Center
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Crisis Services
Immediate therapeutic response to clients exhibiting acute distress due to
mental illness, or substance abuse disorders particularly focusing
on those individuals who are dangerous to themselves or to others.
- ACCESS-Countywide
- ACCESS-North County
- ACCESS-South County
- Children and Youth Crisis Team
- Eden Children's Outpatient Services
- Guidance Clinic
- John George Psychiatric Pavilion
- Oakland Children’s Outpatient Services
- Tri-City Children’s Outpatient Services
- Valley Children’s Outpatient Services
- West Oakland Children's Services
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Day Care Habilitative
Day Care Habilitative programs provide counseling and rehabilitative
services to clients with substance abuse. Each client attends the
program a minimum of 2-4 hours per session per day, at least 3-5 days a
week minimum and have regularly assigned, structured and
supervised treatment services. Clients live independently,
semi-independently or in a supervised care facility. Services
included: individual counseling, group counseling, medication collateral
services and crisis intervention.
- Healthy Infant Program
- Highland Hospital
- Options Recovery Services
- Second Chance Women's Phoenix Center
- West Oakland Health Center-Outpatient
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Day Treatment
Day treatment provides a structured therapeutic milieu to a group of clients
who are at risk of psychiatric hospitalization. Day treatment
provides an alternative to hospitalization and help to maintain clients
in the community. Clients are seen from 3 to 5 days a week
for individual, group and/or family therapy. Psychopharmacologic
treatment may also be provided.
- Children's Learning Center
- East Bay Agency for Children (EBAC)-Fremont
- East Bay Agency for Children (EBAC)-Oakland
- East Bay Community Recovery Project-Oakland
- Fred Finch Youth Center
- La Cheim
- La Familia Counseling Service
- Lincoln Child Center
- Seneca
- STARS
- Valley Children’s Outpatient Services
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Detoxification
A short term residential setting for individuals who require
detoxification from abused substances A structured schedule of
activities is an integral part of the program in order to start a new
pattern of behavior for the individual. Physician ordered
medication may be ordered if necessary for the client. Clients
enter a recovery treatment program following detoxification.
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Medication Support
Medication support services include prescribing, administering, dispensing
and monitoring of medications necessary for maintenance of an individual
with symptoms of mental impairment.
- Alameda Children's Outpatient Services
- Alameda Community Support Center
- Alameda County Behavioral Health Care
Provider Network
- Alta Bates/Herrick Medical Center
- Asian Community Mental Health Center
- Asian Pacific Psychological Services
- BACS Supported Independent Living Case Management Program
- Bonita Supported Independent Living Program
- Casa Del Sol-La Clinica de la Raza
- CHANGES Dual Recovery Program-Telecare
- Children's Hospital
- East Bay Agency for Children (EBAC)-Fremont
- Eden Children's Outpatient Services
- Eden Community Support Center
- Fred Finch Youth Center
- Guidance Clinic
- John George Psychiatric Pavilion
- La Cheim
- La Familia Counseling Service
- Lincoln Child Center
- Oakland Children’s Outpatient Services
- Oakland Community Support Center
- S.T.A.G.E.S. - Telecare
- S.T.R.I.D.E.S. - Telecare
- Schuman - Liles Psychiatric Clinic
- Seneca
- Tri-City Children’s Outpatient Services
- Tri-City Community Support Center
- Valley Children’s Outpatient Services
- Valley Community Support Center
- West Oakland Children's Services
- West Oakland Mental Health Center
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Narcotic Treatment Programs
Any opiate addiction treatment modality which provides individuals
addicted to heroin or other opiate drug with daily doses of a legal
regulated substitute drug. Programs generally offer replacement
narcotic therapy for the purpose of detoxification or maintenance.
Individual and group counseling are a part of this treatment modality.
- Berkeley Addiction Treatment Services (BATS)
- H.A.A.R.T. - Hayward
- H.A.A.R.T. - Oakland
- SAACS
- West Oakland Health Center-Outpatient
- ZDK,14th Street Medical Group
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Other Services
Unique services that are one of a kind and does not follow a
specific service modality.
- Alameda County Public Guardian/Conservator
- Behavioral Health Care Consumer Assistance Office
- Center for Independent Living
- Conditional Release Program
- Criminal Justice Program
- Crisis Support Services (Suicide Prevention)
- Early Childhood Consultation Program (ECCP)
- Mental Health Advocates
- Native American Health Center
- Parental Stress
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Outpatient/Non-Residential
Services and activities are offered at the program site or other
locations in the community. Clients live independently,
semi-independently or in supervised care facilities.
Services and activities are designed to meet the needs of the client
and their families. Services include intake, assessment, treatment
planning, individual counseling, group counseling, training/education,
social/recreation activities, TB screening, collateral services and
crisis intervention. Other specialty services vary with each program.
- Alameda Children's Outpatient Services
- Alameda County Behavioral Health Care
Provider Network
- Ann Martin Children's Center
- Asian Pacific Psychological Services
- Bi-Bett DUI Program
- Center on Deafness
- CHANGES Dual Recovery Program - Telecare
- Community Recovery Center
- East Bay Community Recovery Project - Hayward
- East Bay Community Recovery Project - Oakland
- East Oakland Recovery Center
- Eden Children's Outpatient Services
- Highland Hospital
- Integrated Counseling & Consulting Services
- Mujeres Con Esperanza
- New Bridge Foundation, Inc - Oakland
- New Leaf Counseling Services
- Oakland Children’s Outpatient Services
- Occupational Health Services Inc. (OHS) - Albany
- Occupational Health Services Inc. (OHS) - Dublin
- Occupational Health Services Inc. (OHS) - Hayward
- Occupational Health Services Inc. (OHS) - Oakland
- Options Recovery Services
- PMR - Psychiatric Management Resources - Fairmont
- PMR - Psychiatric Management Resources - Highland
- Project Eden
- Second Chance Ashland Center
- Second Chance Hayward Recovery Center
- Second Chance Tri-Cities Program
- Second Chance Women's Phoenix Center
- Second Chance - Union City
- Si Se Puede
- St. Mary's Center - Recovery 55
- Terra Firma Diversion/Education Center
- The Solid Foundation - Women's Center
- Tri-City Children’s Outpatient Services
- Valley Children’s Outpatient Services
- Valley Community Health Center
- West Oakland Children's Services
- West Oakland Health Center - Outpatient
- Xanthos
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Prevention (Substance Abuse)
Provides education and information, alternative (clean and sober)
activities, problems identification and referral, and other
community-based strategies designed to prevent alcohol and other drug
problems and promote healthy behaviors and environments. These
activities take place in many settings in the community such as schools,
community centers, churches, treatment facilities and work places.
- Alcohol Policy Network
- Centro de Juventud
- Club Live
- CommPre
- Community Counseling Education Center (CCEC)
- Community Recovery Services
- East Bay Asian Youth Center
- Filipinos for Affirmative Action
- Friday Night Live
- Harrison House
- Health & Human Resource Education Center
- Health Through Art: Signs of Recovery
- Interfaith Prevention Program
- Native American Youth Center of Urban Indian Health Board
- Project Eden
- San Leandro Community Counseling (SLCC)
- Valley Community Health Center
- Xanthos
- YMCA-Eastlake
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Residential Treatment (AOD Focus)
Residential programs operate 24-hours facilities and offer individuals a
variety of recovery services and activities designed to address problems
resulting from alcohol and drug dependency. Treatment length varies from
3 to 18 months. Services include intake and assessment, treatment
planning, individual counseling and group counseling,
training/education, social/recreation activities, TB screening and
collateral services. Other specialized services vary with individual
facilities.
- Allied Fellowship
- Chrysalis
- Cronin
- CURA-Fremont
- CURA-Oakland
- El Chante
- Grace, Inc
- Keller House
- Mandela House I
- Mandela House II
- Milestones Human Services, Inc
- New Bridge Foundation, Inc
- Orchid
- Project Pride
- R. L. Geddins Women's Empowerment Network (WEN)
- Seventh Step Foundation
- Support Systems Homes
- Thunder Road Adolescent Treatment
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Residential Treatment (MH Focus)
Residential treatment programs provide therapeutic and social
rehabilitation services to seriously and persistently mentally ill
adults. Clients receive individual and group counseling, prevocational
training, and guidance in development of social skills, confidence,
self-esteem and independence. The average length of stay is 6-12 months
before moving to a board and care facility, satellite housing, or
independent living.
- BACS Woodroe Place
- Bonita House
- Casa de la Vida- Berkeley Place
- Fred Finch Youth Center
- Lincoln Child Center
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Secondary Prevention (AOD Focus)
Alcohol and drug secondary prevention strategies focus its efforts on
identifying and encouraging substance users in need of treatment to take
advantage of those services. The strategies include: early intervention,
outreach/intervention, referrals/screening/intake and intravenous
drug use (IDU) Outreach.
- East Oakland Recovery Center
- Mandana Community Recovery Center
- Second Chance Hayward Recovery Center
- Second Chance Tri-Cities Program
- Second Chance-Union City
- Xanthos
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Self Help/Peer Support
Peer support programs are staffed with persons whose qualifications are
based primarily on personal experience. Sharing of experiences and
support of peers are the key elements of peer support operated
programs.
- Alameda County Network of Mental
Health Clients
- Oakland Independent Support Center
(OISC)
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Shelters
Designed to provide mentally ill and/or substance abusing individuals
with shelter on a very short stay basis. Some shelters provide
supportive services that enable transition into more permanent housing.
- Harrison House
- Oakland Homeless Project
- South County Homeless Project
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Socialization Centers
Staff and members at socialization program plan and carry out a safe
structured program of social, educational and recreational activities.
An opportunity to work is provided at some centers.
- Asian Community Mental Health Center
- BACS Four Bridges Creative Living Center
- BACS Hedco House Creative Living Center
- BACS South County Creative Living Center
- BACS Towne House Creative Living Center
- BACS Valley Creative Living Center
- Berkeley Drop-In Center
- Bonita-Creative Living Center
- Oakland Community Support Center
- Oakland Independent Support Center (OISC)
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Sub-Acute
Sub-acute facilities are 24 hour locked facilities providing intensive
diagnostic evaluation and treatment services for severely impaired
residents suffering from a psychiatric illness. On admission, a
team of mental health professionals makes individual assessments and
develops a comprehensive treatment plan. Services include:
medication management, psychosocial rehabilitation, community
outings, grooming, educational, social/recreational activities, family
meetings and support groups. Clients are referred from acute care
facilities.
- Gladman Mental Health Rehabilitation
Center
- Morton Bakar Center-Telecare
- STARS
- Villa Fairmont Hospital-Telecare
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Transitional Living
Transitional living facilities serve clients transitioning from an
institutional setting such as an acute or sub-acute hospital for
mentally ill clients or from the criminal justice system back to the
community for substance abuse. Clients develop skills to help them live
independently.
- East Oakland Recovery Center
- Second Chance Tri-Cities Program
- Seventh Step Foundation
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