The first contact for requesting mental health services. They determine the level of need for mental health services, provide assessment, linkage, and information and referral for mental health services for children, youth, and adults.
Organization
County of Sonoma
Type of Resource
Referrals, psychiatric assessment and treatment, psychosocial assessment and planning, medication management and coordination, and information
Certifies biblical counselors to ensure doctrinal integrity. Promotes biblical counseling. Offers counseling services for individuals, children, couples, pre-marital couples, and family. Offers classes, seminars, and special workshops for individuals, groups and churches.
Organization
Sovereign Grace Community Church
Type of Resource
Individual counseling, couples counseling, family counseling, seminars and workshops
Provides child and family counseling and mental health services. Offers to serves children, parents and families with individual, group, and family psychotherapy. Includes childhood behavioral challenges, difficult life transitions, and traumas.
Organization
Child Parent Institute (CPI)
Type of Resource
Individual counseling, family counseling, group counseling
Collaborative Treatment and Recovery Team (CTRT) is a program that helps first-time behavorial health services clients gain and maintain their independence in the community, inidividually or in shared households.
Organization
Buckelew
Type of Resource
System navigation, case management services
Region
Southern Sonoma County
Population Served
Sonoma County residents; requires a referral and diagnosis from Sonoma County Behavorial Health
Provides short and long term counseling services for individuals, couples, families, and children. Includes individual and group counseling. Offers meditation classes.
Organization
Lomi Psychotherapy Clinic
Type of Resource
Individual counseling, group counseling, meditation classes
Offers bilingual counseling services to individuals, couples, families, teens, and children. Provides collaboration with other organizations offering group therapy throughout Sonoma County.
Offers faith-based counseling services to individuals, couples, families, and children. Counseling services are offered by licensed therapists. Covers the following areas: trauma, relational issues, chemical dependency, eating disorders, gambling addiction, and pain and stress management.
Organization
Hope Counseling Services
Type of Resource
Individual counseling, couples counseling, family counseling
Hours of operation vary and are by appointment only. Therapists are accepting new clients on a limited basis depending on availability. Therapists are available for in-person, telephone and video appointments.
Individual, group, couple, and family counseling provided by supervised MFT trainees and registered interns who are working toward licensure and are extensively trained in trauma. Registered interns are also certified by the State of California as sexual assault counselors.
Organization
Verity Sonoma County Rape Crisis, Trauma and Healing Center
Type of Resource
Individual counseling, group counseling, family counseling
Provides assistance from primary care to referrals for medical homes. JCFC is proud to provide services to anyone in need who is currently uninsured. Come to the JCFC for primary care medicine, employment evaluations, women’s health care, medications, and laboratory services. All of these services are available completely free of charge. Regular volunteer physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and nurses rotate each week, and are supplemented by a referral network of volunteer physician specialists. Clinic volunteers offer not only medical and nursing care, but also social services, and referrals to other community resources
Organization
Jewish Community Free Clinic
Type of Resource
- Primary Care - Therapy - M-Pox Outreach and Vaccination Services - Work and School Readiness - Acupuncture - Womens Health - Resource and Referrals - Acess services for the Chronically Ill
Jewish Family and Children’s Services (JFCS) Sonoma County
Description
Nonprofit organization focused on supporting children, families, and older adults.
Organization
Jewish Family and Children’s Services (JFCS)
Type of Resource
JFCS' Counseling & Consultation Program provides individual and family counseling to help people successfully meet life's challenges. Our counselors and therapists are highly trained clinicians with the experience and expertise to provide effective mental health services to clients. Offers individual and family counseling to help with - Depression - Anxiety disorders - Grief or loss - Loneliness - Significant life transitions, such as divorce, separation, job loss, or illness - Difficulty forming meaningful relationships - Other conditions relating to emotional well-being
Provides mental health services to individuals. Includes counseling, assessments, treatment, and support related to depression, anxiety and stress, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, sleep problems, substance use disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and autism spectrum disorders
Santa Rosa Community Health offers the Mental Health Services to provide individual and group counseling services for patients of all ages, couples, and families. Taking care of your mental and emotional health is just as important as taking care of your body.
Organization
Santa Rosa Community Health
Type of Resource
Individual therapy, group therapy, stress and anxiety reduction classes, parenting support, substance use and addition programs
Santa Rosa Community Health offers the Mental Health Services to provide individual and group counseling services for patients of all ages, couples, and families. Taking care of your mental and emotional health is just as important as taking care of your body.
Organization
Santa Rosa Community Health
Type of Resource
Individual therapy, group therapy, stress and anxiety reduction classes, parenting support, substance use and addition programs
Santa Rosa Community Health offers the Mental Health Services to provide individual and group counseling services for patients of all ages, couples, and families. Taking care of your mental and emotional health is just as important as taking care of your body.
Organization
Santa Rosa Community Health
Type of Resource
Individual therapy, group therapy, stress and anxiety reduction classes, parenting support, substance use and addition programs
NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Sonoma County
Description
Nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals. Those affected by mental illness and their families. Providing mental health education, support and advocacy.
Organization
NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Type of Resource
Support groups & classes for those with severe and persistent mental disorders
Opportunity House is a temporary shelter for homeless men and women, specifically those with serious behavioral health challenges, and who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Located in a large historic Santa Rosa home with a yard, Opportunity House provides 13 beds for Sonoma County Behavioral Health Services clients, and serves as a springboard to transitional and permanent housing.
Organization
Community Support Network
Type of Resource
Temporary shelter
Region
Southern Sonoma County
Population Served
- Houseless individuals 18-59 years old with serious behavorial health challenged - Clients with Sonoma County Behavorial Health - Referred to CSN through the SCBH Linkage Committee
PPSC is a collection of 73 human services programs that includes counseling, job placement, gang prevention, daily hot meals, rides to the doctor, case management, financial assistance for homeless prevention, informational and referrals.
Organization
Petaluma People Services Center (PPSC)
Type of Resource
Senior Services (Home Delivered Meals, Adult Day Care, Case Management, Nutrition Site-Senior Cafe, Transportation, Balance Programs Homeless Prevention, Fair Housing for the City of Petaluma); Employment & Training; Counseling (Individual, Couples & Family, Drug & Alcohol Prevention, Gang Prevention); Youth Programs (RYSE (youth employment), Mentor Me); Food Assistance; Crisis Intervention
Human Services assists those who need help with Medi-Cal health coverage, CalFresh food assistance, and In Home Support Services. They can also provide housing assistance and resources related to veterans services, senior services, foster care, and repoting abuse of elders and children. The Department of Health Services continues to provide a broad range of innovative programs and services designed to promote, develop and sustain the health of individuals, families, and communities. Health Services is here for you and the community.
Sonoma Family Therapy is a community-driven, family-oriented practice that provides guidance and support to children, adolescents, families and individuals. We are committed to help you build resources and life skills that increase resiliency and strengthen relationships.
Organization
Sonoma Family Therapy
Type of Resource
Individual and family counseling, couples counselings, and teletherapy
Stony Point Commons is a 16-bed home in Western Santa Rosa. With a large yard, and 16 bedrooms, this property provides permanent low-income housing to sixteen adults with behavioral health challenges. In this tight-knit community, on-site staff provide support and case management services to all tenants. Residents participate as part of a cooperative household, sharing all common living spaces, including kitchen, living room, dining room, and patio areas, while having a private room of their own. Weekly house meetings facilitated by the Stony Point Case Manager help clients to discuss household issues by problem solving as a group. Weekly educational groups and classes are also offered.
Organization
Community Support Network
Type of Resource
Housing
Region
Southern Sonoma County
Population Served
- Individuals with a disability (severe and persistent mental health conditions) - Have income classified as extremely low/low - Meet the HUG definition of chronically homeless
Offers affordable private therapy for individuals, couples, families, and youth. Provides training for Marriage and Family Therapist associates and trainees. Supervises associates and trainees with a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Receives peer consultation, and attends regular training. Trainings are within and outside of SOS Community Counseling.
Organization
SOS Community Counseling
Type of Resource
Individual counseling, couples counseling, family counseling
Provides low-cost therapy to youth, adults, couples, and families. Offers education about reducing the stigma of mental health surrounding bi-national communities.
Organization
Humanidad Therapy and Education Services
Type of Resource
Individual counseling, family counseling, couples counseling
A Step Up – Cotati is a live-in program for adults with addiction and behavioral health issues. A safe and supportive 11-bed home where residents live for up to 3-12 months, A Step Up – Cotati is a place for improving emotional and physical health, while learning positive coping skills on the path to recovery and independence.
Organization
Community Support Network
Type of Resource
- Daily evidence-based support groups - AA - 12-step groups - Seeking Safety - NA - Highly structured home environment
Region
Southern Sonoma County
Population Served
- 18-59 years old - Client with Sonoma County Behavorial Health - Referred to CSN through SCBH Linkage committee - Funded
Specialized programs and interventions designed to address substance abuse and addiction in youth people. These services are specifically tailored to meet the unique needs and developmental challenges faced by adolescents, aiming to support their recovery, promote healthy choices, and facilitate positive life outcomes. Services are flexible and designed to meet the needs of teen school schedules and working families. Teens referred by juvenile probation or CPS are welcome. Drug testing is available both onsite and at home.
Organization
Center Point Drug Abuse Altermatives Center (DAAC)
Type of Resource
Comprehensive assessment, individual/group counseling, family involvement, education and skill-building, behavorial therapy, telehealth/video services, medication-assisted treament, peer support, continuing care and aftercare
The Al-Anon Family Groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength, and hope, in order to solve their common problems.
Alateen meetings are for young people aged 13 to 18 who have been affected by someone else’s drinking. Teens run the meeting with the guidance of adult Al-Anon members who have been through a certification process.
Organization
Sonoma Napa County California District 5 of Al-Anon Family Group
Type of Resource
Provides 12-step support group meetings for families and friends of problem drinkers. Offers support through sharing experiences with those affected by problem drinking. Provides public information, literature, and speakers to professionals
Region
All of Sonoma County
Population Served
Families/Friends of Individuals With an Alcohol Use Disorder
Center Point DAAC offers a range of services from Individualized Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient, to Medication-Assisted Treatment. When Center Point DAAC reopens our residential and detox program we will offer the complete continuum of care for anyone struggling with substance abuse. Criminal recidivism, or the tendency of individuals to reoffend after being convicted, is a complex issue with multifaceted causes. One significant factor contributing to recidivism is substance abuse and addiction. However, when individuals receive effective drug and alcohol treatment, it can have a profound positive impact on reducing recidivism rates.
Organization
Center Point Drug Abuse Altermatives Center (DAAC)
Individuals referred from criminal court, parole & probation, drug court, drug dependency court, child protective services (CPS), and united stated federal probation
Recovery Housing Program (RHP) is a transitional program for adults with a minimum of six months stability from substances. A safe and supportive 5-bed home, is a place for improving emotional and physical health, while learning positive coping skills on the path to recovery and independence.
Organization
Community Support Network
Type of Resource
- Housing - Support groups for recovery; social; employment; budgeting; housing navigations; and self advocacy - Weekly house meetings
Region
Southern Sonoma County
Population Served
- Motivated individual, willing to take active participation in recovery - Able to live n congregated living environment - 6+ months of continuous substance abude and mental health recovery - Have Medical Partnership - 18+ years old
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) refers to a comprehensive approach to substance abuse treatment that combines the use of FDA-approved medications with counseling, behavioral therapies, and support services. MAT is primarily used for individuals struggling with opioid use disorder (OUD) or alcohol use disorder (AUD). It is designed to reduce withdrawal symptoms, manage cravings, and support individuals in their recovery journey. MAT is provided under the supervision of healthcare professionals and addiction specialists. Methadone and Suboxone services are provided through Center Point DAAC's REAP program (Redwood Empire Addiction Program). MAT services for individuals with alcohol use disorders are provided through our outpatient or residential programs.
Organization
Center Point Drug Abuse Altermatives Center (DAAC)
Type of Resource
Outpatient treatment and medication program and individual/group counseling
Region
Southern Sonoma County
Population Served
Individuals struggling with opioid use disorder or alcohol use disorder
Outpatient substance abuse services refer to a type of treatment and support provided to individuals who are struggling with drug or alcohol abuse but do not require 24-hour residential care. These services are designed to help individuals overcome substance abuse issues while allowing them to continue living at home, attending work or school, and maintaining their daily responsibilities.
Organization
Center Point Drug Abuse Altermatives Center (DAAC)
Type of Resource
Individual/group counseling, educational classes, couples/family counseling, mental health therapy, and psychiatric services
Region
Southern Sonoma County
Population Served
Individuals struggling with opioid use disorder or alcohol use disorder
Perinatal drug services, also known as perinatal substance abuse services or perinatal addiction treatment, refer to specialized programs and support services tailored to meet the unique needs of pregnant individuals or new mothers who are struggling with substance abuse or addiction. These services aim to promote the health and well-being of both the mother and the unborn or newborn child, addressing the specific challenges and risks associated with substance abuse during the perinatal period. Center Point DAAC's perinatal program offers transportation that is provided to and from treatment with co-op childcare. You will be provided a nutritious snack and sessions covering topics centered around pregnancy and parenting. These topics include denial management, relapse prevention, coping skills, nutritional education, life skills, and developmental screening for participating children. Clients attend sessions daily Monday – Friday for an average length of 9-12 months.
Organization
Center Point Drug Abuse Altermatives Center (DAAC)
Type of Resource
Comprehensive assessment, prenatal screenings, medication-assisted treatment, individual/group counseling, education, continued support and aftercare
Region
Southern Sonoma County
Population Served
Pregnant individuals or new mothers struggling with substance abuse or addiction
Residential substance abuse services, also known as inpatient treatment, refer to a structured and immersive form of addiction treatment where individuals live within a treatment facility for a designated period. Residential programs are typically recommended for individuals with moderate to severe substance abuse disorders or those who require a higher level of care due to the complexity of their addiction or the presence of co-occurring mental health issues.
Organization
Center Point Drug Abuse Altermatives Center (DAAC)
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