Seeks to empower clients of the mental health system through self-help groups and networking statewide, to confront discriminating attitudes about mental health clients in the public, the media, the mental health, and within mental health clients themselves, to provide a strong voice of, by and...
Phone: (415) 499-7866
Email: calnetmembers@gmail.com
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Provides a wide range of volunteer opportunities for residents wishing to serve County of Marin Departments and Programs. Google 'Civic Center Volunteers' for our website, then use the keyword 'Volunteer.'
Phone: (415) 473-7407
Email: AStarr@marincounty.org
Website: http://www.marincounty.org/depts/hr/divisions/talent-acqusition/volunteers-and-i…
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Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) provides the following services: Psychiatric emergency response for voluntary and involuntary (W&I Code 5150) clients who are experiencing acute psychiatric symptoms Crisis stabilization to support the resolution of psychiatric emergencies within 24 hours...
Phone: (415) 499-6666
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The HOPE Program is a Mental Health Services Act funded program that provides intensive case management for people over the age of 60 and who are suffering from mental illness. The HOPE Program team uses a multi-disciplinary approach and is comprised of mental health practitioners, nurse...
Phone: (415) 473-4306
Email: plyons@marincounty.org
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Mental health problems vary widely in their severity. For example, millions of people experience depression, anxiety, or difficulty with their interpersonal relationships at some point in their lives. You can receive help to work through issues such as these by calling the Marin Mental Health...
Phone: (415) 473-4271
Website: https://www.marinhhs.org/mental-health-services
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