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Health Division Directory > About
Mental Health > Mental
Health Admin Contacts > Overview |
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The 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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Mental 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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- 24-hour telephone or walk-in crisis intervention.
Information, referral and up to 23 hours
of crisis stabilization.
- Linkage to psychiatric inpatient hospitals,
if necessary.
- A full system of care approach,
including individual, group and family
counseling.
- Dual diagnosis services for
clients with mental health and substance
abuse issues.
- Adult Day Rehabilitation Program
to provide social and rehabilitation therapy,
with
a focus on personal independence and functioning.
- School-based mental health services
to youth with mental health treatment needs
as identified by Department of Education
and Mental Health staff.
- 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.
- Medication therapy provided by psychiatrists,
including a Clozaril Clinic.
- Early
Periodic Screening Diagnosis and Treatment
(EPSDT) Program for children and youth
under 21 with full coverage Medi-Cal.
- Fees are assessed according to income on
a unique sliding scale based on ability
to pay.
- Medi-Cal accepted
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