Community Based Services :: Children's Mental Health

Overview
Children's Mental
    Health
Intensive Family
    Preservation
Intensive Wrap
Kinship
Mount Diablo Day
     Treatment
Out-Patient
Parent Aide
Respite
Shared Family Care
Transitional Housing

CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS (CMH)

Currently in Fresno, Yolo, Sacramento, Stanislaus and Solano Counties. CMH provides a broad continuum of behavioral health care services, serving infants through twenty-one year olds, for behavioral conditions stemming from abuse, neglect, behavioral disorders, family conflicts, emotional disturbance, learning disabilities and developmental disabilities. While every county has different eligibility criteria and referral process, there are some similar services offered. The setting for most of the services offered is in the home or the community. The population served by CMH ranges from mild to intensive, including children who the program is diverting from an out-of-home placement. All members of the family are engaged in the treatment process, services are tailored to the unique needs of the client and their family, and the client and family are empowered to be actively involved and responsible in their own recovery beyond the services delivered. The family receives assistance in identifying and building upon individual strengths and community resources to develop a support network that will help sustain their recovery beyond the services delivered. The goal in this treatment approach is to improve the client’s long-term wellness and quality of life.

PARENT SUPPORT GROUP MEETING SCHEDULE
Parent Support Group / Davis Location
Parent Support Group / West Sacramento Location
Agenda / Dates

Solano County Children's mental health programs are partially funded and made possible by a grant from the First 5 Solano Children and Families Commission.