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Mental
Health Division
Overview
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Mental Health Division serves residents of Tehama County
who are experiencing emotional problems, including depression
and anxiety, or more serious illnesses such as schizophrenia
and bipolar disorder. We serve any person in crisis because
of mental health problems, adults with serious and persistent
mental disorders, and children (up to age 18) with serious
emotional disability or who are at risk of not making
appropriate developmental progress because of emotional
problems. |
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“Our
Mission is to promote the mental health of the
people of Tehama County.”
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Health is committed to providing services that are recovery
based, utilizing practices that are individualized, culturally
appropriate and focus on positive outcomes. Mental Health
Services Act (MHSA) programs are in development to further
these goals. |
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CA
Mental Health Resources & Links
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Mental
Health Services
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24-hour
telephone or walk-in crisis intervention. Information,
referral and up to 23 hours of crisis stabilization. |
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Linkage
to psychiatric inpatient hospitals, if necessary. |
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A
full system of care approach, including individual, group
and family counseling.
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Dual
diagnosis services for clients with mental health and
substance abuse issues.
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Adult
Day Rehabilitation Program to provide social and rehabilitation
therapy, with a focus on personal independence and functioning.
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School-based
mental health services to youth with mental health treatment
needs as identified by Department of Education and Mental
Health staff.
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Specialized
dual diagnosis services to youth with mental health and
substance abuse treatment needs as identified by Tehama
County Probation Department and Mental Health staff. |
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