Orange County Student Mental Health

Pathways Community Services Orange County

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Pathways Community Services Orange County

Source: Pathways Community Services Orange County

Cost: Medi-Cal Accepted

Provider Type:

Counseling, Therapy, Treatment Counseling, Therapy, Treatment
Crisis Intervention or Support Crisis Intervention or Support
Family Support Services Family Support Services
Peer Services or Support Groups Peer Services or Support Groups
Suicide Prevention or Postvention Suicide Prevention or Postvention
 Wellness

Pathways Community Services (PCS) and College Community Services (CCS), together, are one of the largest health care providers in the United States. In California alone, we operate over 30 unique behavioral health programs encompassing Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego and Kern Counties. Pathways serves ethnically and culturally diverse low-income children, youth, families, adults, and older adults experiencing a variety of behavioral health needs. Pathways provides treatment services to children and adolescents from birth through 21 years of age with behavioral health disorders. Pathways also provides home- and community-based treatment as well as evidence-based programs.

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711 East Ball Road
Suite 201
Anaheim, CA 92805

(714) 254-8473

Project Youth OCBF

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Project Youth OCBF

Source: Project Youth OCBF

Languages Spoken: English, Spanish

Cost: Low Cost or Sliding Scale, No Cost

Provider Type:

Crisis Intervention or Support Crisis Intervention or Support

Project Youth OCBF’s vision is to empower youth and their families to make positive choices, building the foundation for a lifetime of opportunity and success.

Our goal is to reach at-risk youth early and provide long-term solutions to the obstacles they face. This is accomplished by offering specialized services to help youth make positive and healthy life choices. For many of the youth we serve, this involves giving them a second chance to get back on the right path.

  • Occupational and Vocational Development
  • Juvenile Diversion
  • Health Education
  • Success Stories
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1605 E. 17th Street
Santa Ana, CA 92705

7144801925

Child & Adolescent Services

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Child & Adolescent Services

Source: UC Irvine Medical Center

Languages Spoken: English

Provider Type:

Counseling, Therapy, Treatment Counseling, Therapy, Treatment
Crisis Intervention or Support Crisis Intervention or Support
Family Support Services Family Support Services
Mental Health Referrals or Resource Lists Mental Health Referrals or Resource Navigation

Our team of child psychiatrists, child psychologists and clinical social workers provide expert care along a full continuum of services including inpatient, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and outpatient services. We provide services for all ages – preschoolers, school age children and teenagers.

Depending on the needs of your child or teen, our team provides a thorough assessment including psychiatric evaluation, psychological testing and evaluations from other medical specialties. Based on the results of the evaluation, an individualized treatment program is developed to successfully resolve the unique symptoms and issues faced by the child or teen and their family.

We provide a wide range of medical and psychological services to meet the specific needs of each patient including psychiatric medication management, individual and group psychotherapy, family therapy, play therapy and parent education. When necessary, our team will work with schools to assure an appropriate educational program is in place to meet the psychosocial and educational needs of your child or teen

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Various locations
Orange, CA

7144565902

CalHope Services

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CalHope Services

Source: CalHOPE

Focus Populations: American Indian/Alaska Native Populations, Asian and Pacific Islander (API) Populations, Black and African American Populations, Foster Youth, Hispanic and Latinx Populations, LGBTQ Youth, Military Families, Veterans, Transition-Age Youth (16-25), Youth Experiencing Psychosis, Youth with Disability/ies

Languages Spoken: English

Cost: No Cost

Provider Type:

Crisis Intervention or Support Crisis Intervention or Support

CalHOPE delivers crisis support for communities impacted by a national disaster. This is a Crisis Counseling Assistance and Training Program funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and run by the California Department of Health Care Services.

Services include:

  • Individual and Group Crisis Counseling and Support
  • Individual and Public Education
  • Community Networking and Support
  • Connection to Resources
  • Media and Public Service Announcements
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calhope@dhcs.ca.gov
CA

(833) 317-HOPE (4673)

CalHope Warmline

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CalHope Warmline

Source: CalHOPE

Focus Populations: American Indian/Alaska Native Populations, Asian and Pacific Islander (API) Populations, Black and African American Populations, Foster Youth, Hispanic and Latinx Populations, LGBTQ Youth, Military Families, Veterans, Transition-Age Youth (16-25), Youth Experiencing Psychosis, Youth with Disability/ies

Languages Spoken: English

Cost: No Cost

Provider Type:

Crisis Intervention or Support Crisis Intervention or Support

Call the CalHOPE Warm Line: (833) 317-HOPE (4673) The CalHOPE warm line connects callers to other people who have persevered through struggles with stress, anxiety, depression—emotions triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. The peer counselors listen with compassion, provide non-judgmental support and guide you to additional resources that can give hope and help them cope.

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Phone-based
calhope@dhcs.ca.gov
CA

(833) 317-HOPE (4673)