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SACRAMENTO COUNTY DIRECTORY OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES (FISCAL YEAR
2009-2010)
SACRAMENTO COUNTY CHILD AND FAMILY
INTEGRATED SYSTEM OF CARE
Directory of Mental Health Services
Fiscal Year 2009-2010
Child and Family Access Team
3331 Power Inn Road, Suite 170 Sacto, Ca. 95826
Monday - Friday (8:00am - 5:00pm) Phone:(916) 875-9980
TTY/TDD: (916) 876-8892 Fax: (916) 875-9970. 24-hour
Automated Information Line: 1-888-881-4881 Interpreter
services available.
Triage, assessment, linkage and referral service for all child
and family mental health services, excluding crisis
and Children and youth in need of mental health services
Interpreter services available. psychiatric inpatient facilities
and residential placement
CPS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
CPS: Medi-Cal/EPSDT (• Child/Family,
Institute • Children’s Receiving Home
Assessment Cottage, • Children’s Receiving Home
Outpatient • Cross Creek, • EMQ Families First, • River
Oak, • Sacramento Children’s Home, • Terkensha, • Terra
Nova, • The Effort, • Turning Point, • UCD CPS Outpatient,
• UCD PCIT
Mental health counseling services and support, which can
include services for neglect, physical and sexual abuse, to
EPSDT eligible children and youth
referred to counseling by Child Protective Services
(CPS). Medi-Cal eligible children who are part of the CPS
system and in need of mental health services. CPS social
SACRAMENTO COUNTY ADULT MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES SERVICE DIRECTORY
Fiscal Year 2009-2010
Adult Access Team
Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-5:00 (916) 875-1055 or (888) 881-
4881 Fax: (916) 875-1190
Interpreter services available: Triage, assessment, linkage
and referral service for adult outpatient mental health
services.
Eligibility: Adults requesting mental health services.
Southeast Asian Assistance Center (SAAC)
5625 24th Street acramento, CA 95822
Call: (916) 421-1036. Adults participating in county or
contract mental health services needing interpretation.
Cultural interpretation services for immigrant and refugee
group (Cantonese, Hmong, Russian, Vietnamese) and
Latinos.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
California Department of Rehabilitation
721 Capitol Mall Sacramento, CA 95814
Call: (916) 558-5300 Adults with psychiatric disabilities
seeking meaningful employment.
Provides assistance in acquiring rehabilitative services from
the Department of Rehabilitation.
FORENSIC SERVICES
Jail Psychiatric Services – UCD
DISABILITY BENEFITS
system and in need of mental health services. CPS social
workers, foster family agency social workers, foster parents
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
and Donner staff refers to Access.
PAYEE SERVICES
DEPART OF HUMAN ASSISTANC JUVENILE JUSTICE COLLABORATIVES AND
Financial Assistances SERVICES
Day Reporting Center
Mental health services provided in research oriented day
treatment and reporting program.Children and youth in need
of mental health services who are referred by the court to
the Day Reporting Center. Probation Officers make
recommendation to Juvenile Court.
Juvenile Drug Court: Another Choice Another Chance
(ACAC)
Mental health services provided to youth directed by the
Juvenile Court into this education and substance abuse
treatment program provided in collaboration with
Sacramento County Office Of Education. Youth ordered by
the Juvenile Drug Court.Probation Officers make
recommendation to the Juvenile Court.
Sacramento Assessment Center Quality Group Home
Provides care and comprehensive assessment of juvenile
wards to determine the most appropriate placement for
each minor. Youth who have been remanded to the
Sacramento Assessment Center. Referral by Department of
Probation to the Access Team.
Family Child Community Treatment Program (FCCTP)
Quality Group Home
Enhanced mental health outpatient services and
interagency service coordination. Services provided at
schools, in homes, and the community.Probation youth
with a serious emotional disturbance who are placed
locally, or at risk for out-of-home placement. Referral from
Probation to Access Team.
Juvenile Justice Institutionn
• Catholic Healthcare West-Juvenile Justice Institution
• Mental Health Team
(CHW - JJIMHT) Mental health services to children and
youth in Juvenile Justice Institutions. Youth residing in:
Juvenile Hall, Sacramento County Boy’s Ranch, Warren E.
Thornton Youth Center.Direct referral by the youth or staff to
the JJI Mental Health Team.
Community Connections
• Catholic Healthcare West (CHW) Clinic South
Mental health services to children and youth following
discharge from Probation’s Assessment Center, WET
Youth Center, or Boy’s Ranch. Children, youth and families
needing mental health services. Juvenile Probation refers
directly to the Community Connections staff, which
completes the Access Team referral.
Multi-Systemic Therapy
Jail Psychiatric Services – UCD
Sacramento County Main Jail
651 I Street Sacramento, CA 95814
Assessment, diagnosis, brief counseling, suicide
prevention, stabilization, crisis intervention, medication,pre-
release planning, and community referral.
Rio Consumnes Correctional Center
12500 Bruceville Road
Elk Grove, CA 95757
Services include an acute Inpatient Unit 18-bed for intensive
treatment.
HOMELESS & HOUSING SERVICES
El Hogar Guest House Clinic
1400 North A Street, Bldg. A
Sacramento, CA 95811
Appointments & walk-ins, Walk-ins should arrive by 8:00
a.m.Call: (916) 4401500 ext. 3
Target population criteria Homeless. Triage, assessment,
medication and rehabilitation services and referrals. Service
entry point for mental health services for homeless
population. Refers to TLCS New Direction and TP Pathways
when indicated.
TLCS – New Direction
1400 North A Street, Bldg. A
Sacramento, CA 95811
Call Access Team (916) 875-1055
Referral sources: MHTC, IPT, Jail Psychiatric Services,
Guest House. Target population criteria Homeless or risk of
homeless adults LOCUS required. Intensive, full service,
integrated mental health and medication services for adults
who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
TLCS- Residential Housing
1400 North A Street, Bldg. A
Sacramento, CA 95811
Referral and intake through EH. Guest Housem Call: (916)
440-1500. Referral sources: MHTC, Jail Psychiatric
Services, Guest House and TLCS
Target population criteria
• Carol’s Place - Homelessness.
• Palmer Apartments -Homelessness (HUD homeless
definition) • Cooperative Homes-Must possess some
independent living skills, provide for self-care, and prepare
simple meals.
T Street Coop - Homelessness or risk of becoming
homeless HIV+/AIDS diagnosis
Carol’s Place - 30-120 day brief transitional housing
program.
Palmer Apartments - 12-month transitional housing program
focusing on goals to end cycle of homelessness, including
addiction and barriers to successful community integration.
Cooperative Homes permanent, cooperative residential

Multi-Systemic Therapy
• River Oak
Comprehensive assessment and multi- systemic therapy for
probation youth meeting grant criteria. Probation refers
youth meeting MIOCR eligibility with Medi- Cal. Probation
initiates all referrals.
EARLY CHILDHOOD MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES
Preschool Outpatient Services
• River Oak – North
• River Oak – South Mental health services provided to
children in the Head Start Preschool program. Children 3-5
years unsuccessful in mainstream preschool due to
behavioral challenges. Referral sent to the Access Team by
Head Start Preschool.
Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)
• UCD Structured behavioral and communication skill
training for parents and caregivers as they interact with their
children. Children age two through seven years old. Referral
from CPS social worker to the Access Team.
Building Blocks Intensive
• River Oak Intensive assessment/diagnostic and treatment
services for children who exhibit severe mental health
concerns.Children age two up to age six who need more
than an outpatient program can provide. Referral to the
Access Team by a parent, caregiver, school, agency or
community member.
Building Blocks Foster Support
• River Oak Foster support services to young children in a
therapeutic foster care home. Children age two up to age
six that are at risk of losing their foster placement. Referral
to the Access Team by a parent, caregiver, school, agency
or community member. or Children’s Receiving Home.
Infant Mental Health Program
• UCD Mental health services provided to infants and
toddlers with their caregivers. Services are primarily home
based. Clinicians sited at eight Birth & Beyond Family
Resource Centers.Infants and Toddlers up to age three.
Referral to the Access Team by a parent, caregiver, school,
agency or community member.
ARRAY OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Services (CAPS)
Clinic Psychiatric assessment, medication Children/youth
served by county operated program and select contracted
organizational providers. support, psychological testing and
mental health services. Referral by the Access Team by
county operated program or select contracted
organizational provider.
Children’s Case Management Services
(CCMS) Assessment, case management and outpatient
monitoring for 3632 eligible clients.Students who need
assessment for 3632 services and 3632 eligible
Cooperative Homes permanent, cooperative residential
housing programs. Residents live cooperatively to reduce
the stresses and expenses of independent living. One site
provides housing for adult clients with families.
Turning Point Pathways
601 W. North Market Street Sacramento, CA 95834. Call
Access Team Referral sources: MHTC, IPT, Jail Psychiatric
Services, Guest House Homelessness and meets target
population criteria for: transition age youth (TAY 18- 25
years, younger if emancipated), Adults (25-60 years) Older
Adults (60+ years) LOCUS required (Adults) Also serves
Seriously emotionally disturbed (SED) children and their
families/caregivers. Intensive, full service, integrated mental
health and medication services, permanent supported
housing and employment services. 24/7 response. Focus
on what-ever-it-takes, housing first model.
OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES –
EXPANDED TARGET POPULATION
Cal WORKs Clinical Team
Administrative Offices Only
7001-A East Parkway, Suite 300
Sacramento, CA 95823
Services Various DHA Locations Call:(916) 874-2986
Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM. Interpreter services
available or Contact your Human Services Specialist (HHS)
for a referral.Adults receiving Cal WORKs services.
Individual or group counseling services designed to address
mental health and/or alcohol/drug use issues that are a
barrier to obtaining or maintaining employment.
Catholic Social Services (CSS) –New Pathways
5890 Newman Court. Sacramento, CA 95819.
Call Access Team Expanded target (916) 875-1055
population criteria Brief focused counseling – up to 10
sessions
The Effort
8233 E. Stockton Blvd., Bldg. D
Sacramento, CA 95828
6015 Watt Avenue, #2 No. Highlands, CA 95660. Call
Access Team (916) 875-1055. Expanded target population
criteria Brief focused counseling – up to 10 sessions
OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES – TARGET
POPULATION
Adult Psychiatric Support Service (APSS) Clinic
4875 Broadway, Suite 180 Sacramento, CA 95820. (916)
875-0599. Call Access Team Target population (916) 875-
1055 criteria Medically indigent adults unlinked to mental
health specialty services Psychiatric medication evaluation
and management, group counseling, and brief focused
counseling. Coordinated referral to ongoing mental health
specialty services for qualified beneficiaries when indicated.
APCC Transcultural Wellness Center (TWC)
assessment for 3632 services and 3632 eligible
children/youth.School Special Education staff and IEP
teams.
Homeless Program
• Child and Family Institute Brief mental health services at
homeless facilities including South Area Emergency
Housing Center and Mustard Seed School. Medi-Cal eligible
homeless children, youth and their families. Referral made
by CFI only.
Mental Health and Alcohol or Drug Disorder
Specialization
• Another Choice, Another Chance
• Sacramento Black Alcoholism Center Outpatient
counseling (individual, family and group), rehabilitation and
medication services for youth who have a co-occurring
mental health and alcohol or other drug
diagnosis.Individuals with a co-occurring mental health and
alcohol or drug diagnosis. Referral to the Access Team by a
parent, caregiver, school, agency or community member.
Outpatient Services
• Another Choice Another
Chance (ACAC), • Catholic Healthcare West (CHW),
• Cross Creek Family Counseling, • EMQ Families First,
• La Familia, • River Oak, • Sacramento Black Alcoholism,
Center (SBAC), • Sacramento Children’s Home,
• Sacramento County Outpatient Services, • San Juan
Unified School District, • Sutter Counseling Center,
• Terkensha, • Terra Nova, • The Effort, • Turning Point,
• UCD, • Visions Unlimited
Outpatient counseling (individual, family, and group),
rehabilitation and medication services, which may include
services for neglect, physical or sexual abuse. Some
services provided at homes, at school sites, and in the
community. Children, youth and their families, needing
mental health services.Referral to the Access Team by a
parent, caregiver, school, agency or community member.
Psychological Testing
• River Oak
• Sacramento County CAPS
• UCD
Psychological testing as clinically Children and youth
referred by their primary provider for clients with complex
and challenging clinical presentations. Referral submitted to
Access by current service provider.
Transition Age Services Comprehensive counseling
and
• Sacramento Children’s Home rehabilitation services to
assist with the transition to adulthood and independent
living. Youth ages 14-21 needing mental health services and
assistance to transition in transitioning to adulthood.Referral
to the Access Team by a parent, caregiver, school, agency
or community member.
INTENSIVE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
Wraparound Services
APCC Transcultural Wellness Center (TWC)
7273 14th Avenue, Suite 120-B Sacramento, CA 95820 Call
Adult
Access Target population (916) 875-1055 criteria; priority
populations include Asian Pacific Islanders. Intensive, full
service, integrated mental health and medication services
primarily for Asian Pacific Islanders, including community
outreach and education. 24/7 response.
APSS Aftercare Clinic
2130 Stockton Blvd. Sacramento, CA 95817
(916) 875-0701 Referral upon discharge from MHTC Crisis
or Inpatient Units only. (MHTC presumptive
determination) Target population criteria Medi-Cal Eligible
adults unlinked to mental health specialty services
Psychiatric medication evaluation and management, group
counseling, and brief focused counseling. Coordinated
referral to ongoing mental health specialty services for
qualified beneficiaries.
CSH Wellness & Recovery Center
North Area: Center Services: Center Services: Center
Services:
 North (916) 485-4175 or walk-in.
 South (916) 394-9195
MedicationServices: Only per County resident Medication
Services: Educational, skill building, peer support, and
vocational. Medication Services: 3815 Marconi Avenue,
Suite 1 Sacramento, CA 95821.
Medication management and support. Access Team
authorization. Target population criteria 7000 Franklin Blvd.,
Suite 110 Sacramento, CA 95823
El Hogar Regional Support Team (RST)
608 10th Street. Sacramento, CA 95814 Call Adult Access
Target (916) 875-1055 population criteria Comprehensive
mental health and medication services for adults who live in
the downtown Sacramento catchment area.
El Hogar Sierra Elder Wellness Program
9261 Folsom Blvd., Suite 500 Sacramento, CA 95826 Call
Access Team (916) 875-1055 Age 55+ years Target
population criteria MediCal, MediCalMedicare Intensive, full
service, integrated mental health and medication services
for older adults including complex mental health or co-
occurring, physical health, and housing needs. 24/7
response.
Human Resource Consultants (HRC) Regional Support
Team (RST)
2220-B Watt Avenue Sacramento CA 95825
Call Access Team (916) 875-1055. Target population criteria
Comprehensive mental health and medication services for
adults who live in the eastern county catchment area.
HRC Transitional Community Options For Recovery
And Engagement (TCORE)
3077 Fite Circle,Suite 6 Sacramento, CA 95827 Call
Wraparound Services
• EMQ Families First
• River Oak
• Sacramento Children’s Home
• Stanford Home, Intensive in-home, flexible services
provided to children, youth and family to maintain child in
least restrictive environment. Children and youth with
serious emotional disturbance, who are 3632, AAP, CPS
dependents and Probation wards and in a RCL 10-14
setting. Referral by CCMS/3632 program, AAP, CPS or
Probation
Transcultural Wellness Center (TWC)
• Asian Pacific Community
Counseling, Inc.Full Service Partnership program providing a
full range of services to include mental health & co-
occurring treatment, medication supports, traditional healing
practices, education & employment & housing supports,
focusing on the needs of unserved and underserved Asian
Pacific Islander individuals and families. Services are
provided at the TWC site, in the community, at school
sites, at homes. Children and Transition Age Youth (TAY)
(16-17) who meet SED criteria.Medi-Cal eligible TAY (18-21)
who meet SED criteria. Referrals made by a parent,
caregiver, school, agency or community member will be
screened by TWC to determine eligibility requirements are
met.TWC will submit a Services Request Form to Adult or
Child Access Team for treatment authorization. Call: (916)
383-6783 Fax: (916) 383-8488
Turning Point Pathways
Comprehensive, integrated mental health and permanent
supported housing & employment services. Focus on what-
ever-it-takes; 24/7 response. Housing first model. Seriously
emotionally disturbed (SED) children and their
families/caregivers.
Transition Age Youth (TAY) 18- 25 or younger, if
emancipated.Adults and older adults. No parolees. Target
Population for TAY and Adults. Referrals made by a
parent,caregiver, school, agency or community member will
be screened by Pathways to determine eligibility
requirements are met. Pathways will submit a Services
Request Form to Adult or Child Access Team for treatment
authorization.Call: (916) 283 8280 Fax: (916) 283 8259
FOCUS
• EMQ Families First
• River Oak
• Stanford Home
• Turning Point. Intensive mental health services and
interagency service coordination.Services provided at
schools, in homes, and the community. Children and youth
with serious emotional disturbance and multi-agency
involvement, who are at risk for hospitalization or out of
home placement. Referral to the Access Team by a parent,
caregiver, school, agency or community member.
Residential Intensive Outpatient
• Sacramento Children’s
Home Structured out of home placement with intensive
3077 Fite Circle,Suite 6 Sacramento, CA 95827 Call
Access Team (916) 875-1055. Target population criteria
Comprehensive mental health and medication services for
adults.
Northgate Point Regional Support Team (RST)
601 W. North Market Blvd., Suite 100
Sacramento, CA 95834 Call Access Team (916) 875-1055.
Target population criteria Comprehensive mental health and
medication services for adults who live in the northern
county catchment area.
Visions Regional Support Team (RST)
7000 Franklin Blvd., #200
Sacramento, CA 95823
Call Access Team (916) 875-1055. Target population criteria
Comprehensive mental health and medication services for
adults who live in the southern county catchment area.
Visions Unlimited, Inc. Galt – Regional Support Team
(RST)
425 Pine Street, Suite 2 Galt, CA 95632
Call Access Team (916) 875-1055. Target population criteria
Comprehensive mental health services and medication
services for adults who live in the Galt area.
Turning Point Integrated Services Agency (ISA)
4600 47th Street, Ste. 111
Sacramento, CA 95824
Call Intensive Placement Team: (916) 876-7107 Target
population criteria, currently hospitalized or in secure
setting 24/7 integrated services. Intensive, full array of
mental health, social rehabilitation, and medication support
services.
ADVOCACY SERVICES CSH Office of Patients’ Rights
3815 Marconi Avenue, Suite 1
Sacramento, CA 95821
Call: (916) 485-4175 Target population criteria Rights
advocacy, complaint review, and representation in
involuntary hospitalization hearings.
Mental Health America of Northern California
9719 Lincoln Vilage Drive, #503 Sacramento, CA 95827.
Call: (916) 3664600 Open to individuals seeking resources,
information or education about mental health
issues. Advocacy, education, support groups, referral and
outreach.
Senior Peer Counseling
Call: (916) 855-5444 Age 60+ years. Individuals who live
alone, Senior visitation and telephone reassurance program.
9719 Lincoln Vilage Drive, #503 Sacramento, CA 95827
Fax: (916) 855-5448 are homebound, and isolated.
 Home Structured out of home placement with intensive
mental health services.Children who are eligible for AB 3632
services, or who are court wards or dependents, who require
intensive mental health services. Referral from group home
to Access Team.
Therapeutic Behavioral Services
• Edgewood, S.F.
• EMQ Families First
• River Oak
• Stanford Home
• Turning Point. A supplemental short-term service that
provides one to one support for children and youth with
serious emotional problems that are experiencing a
stressful transition or life crisis. Medi-Cal eligible youth
under 21 meeting the TBS class and all other TBS criteria.
Referral by MHP Primary Mental Health Provider to the
Access Team.

DAY TREATMENT AND DAY

REHABILITATION SERVICES

RCL 12 Group Homes

• Martin’s Achievement Center
• Paradise Youth Services
• Sacramento Children’s Home
• Trinity Youth Services. Mental health services including
medication support for children in structured out of home
placement.Children who are eligible for AB 3632 or are court
wards or dependents that require more structure than foster
care. Referral to the Access Team by the group home
provider.

RCL 14 Group Homes

• Charis – Grass Valley
• Edgewood, S.F.
• EMQ Families First – Davis
• Milhous – Various locations
• Summitview- Placerville
• Victor – Various locations. Structured out of home
placement with mental health day treatment and outpatient
services.Children who are eligible for AB 3632 services, or
are court wards or dependants, who require more structure
than a therapeutic foster family. Referral to the Access
Team by the group home provider

Catholic Social Service of Sacramento, 5890 Newman Court (916-452-7481)

The Effort Mental Health Counseling, 8233 E. Stockton Blvd.(916-368-3080)
Mercy Medical Group Behavioral Health, 1792 Tribute Road (916-924-6400)
South Sacramento Counseling Center, 7486 Center Parkway (916-421-6500)
Sac State Psychological Services Center, 6000 J St. (916-278-6887)

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