San Joaquin County residents
Clinical Services
Children’s Outpatient Mental Health Services: Provided to children and youth (0-18 years old) medi-cal beneficiaries, through Individual and family-based services. Treatment is provided through attachment-based modalities, including TheraPlay informed strategies aimed at strengthening the parent-child relationship & reducing the likelihood of abuse or neglect. CAPC is a county specialty contractor for therapy services for children 0-5 years old.
Adult Outpatient Mental Health Services: Provided to adults who are parents and have a history of child abuse, neglect, or other Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in their history that interrupts their ability to effectively parent. This program aims to reduce the likelihood of intergenerational trauma from occurring and build the healthy attachment frameworks necessary for strong families.
School-Based Mental Health: Identifying barriers and factors putting K-12 students at risk of poor academic performance and/or suspensions and expulsions. Services include skill based, psycho-education groups provided on school campus, and home-based case management to address core issues of students and families, combat Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and mitigate the impact of trauma on development and relationships. School staff are also provided with classroom support and mental health education in efforts to maximize students’ treatment for academic, emotional, and social development.
Mentoring for Transitional Age Youth: Mentoring and supportive services are provided to youth ages 16 to 25 with emotional and behavioral difficulties and who do not meet the criteria for specialty mental health care services. High–risk youth, those involved with gangs or at risk of gang involvement, have been sexually exploited, and/or have other exposures to violence, criminality or physical and emotional abuse are the target population for this program. Services include case management and goal setting related to education, parenting skills, social supports, physical health, community engagement, employment, financial planning, emotional well-being and housing.
Suicide Prevention: Works with high school youth in a variety of school districts and school sites throughout San Joaquin County to bring awareness of suicide prevention and education utilizing the Yellow Ribbon Campaign. Services include training for staff and students to assist youth in crisis. Staff are stationed on each school campus and are trained to offer depression screenings, support groups, and referrals for psychological consultation.
