Focuses on substance abuse prevention and education to help adolescents make healthy and responsible choices.

Provides weekly support groups, juvenile anger management classes, and individual counseling sessions.

Provides adult and adolescent outpatient alcohol and substance abuse treatment programs.

Offers adult programs that are inclusive of group participation and feature individual sessions with a primary counselor and random urinalysis (UA) testing. Length of treatment depends on individual needs.

 

Offers behavioral health services with both psychiatrists and therapists who can help people meet their goals for mental and emotional health. They support patients with:

• Depression
• Anxiety
• Mood Instability
• Substance Abuse
• Anger Management
• Child behavioral and emotional problems
• Domestic violence
• Trauma
• Bereavement
• Life changes & transitions
• and more

This is one of many possible First 5 Nevada County Ready to Grow (R2G) program resources. Ready to Grow resources are those that support the well-being of children ages 0-5.

Offers counseling treatment for anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, stress, chronic illness, attention deficit disorder, substance abuse, weight management, and family issues.

Provides workshops for chronic disease self management, weight loss support, grief counseling, and nutrition in schools.

Provides temporary shelter to homeless families.

Offers residents case management and counseling services to address educational, vocational, financial, family relations, substance abuse and mental health issues.

Helps connect residents with vocational and job search training, parenting classes, and support groups.

This is one of many possible First 5 Nevada County Ready to Grow (R2G) program resources. Ready to Grow resources are those that support the well-being of children ages 0-5.

Children's System of Care is one of six Divisions of County of Placer Health & Human Services.

Placer CSOC meets the behavioral needs of at-risk children and their families, through a comprehensive and integrated team of Mental Health, Child Welfare, Probation, Education, Substance Abuse, Public Health nursing professionals and family youth advocates.

Eligibility for Placer Children’s Behavioral Health services includes full scope Medi-Cal beneficiaries. Those who do not meet eligibility criteria are assessed on an individual basis.

Services include:

• Assessment and referral for mental health services
• Evaluation and response of suspected child abuse reports
• Foster youth educational assistance (Placer County Office of Education)
• Adoptions and Resource Family Approval placements
• Child welfare services
• Juvenile probation citation hearings
• Family supportive services
• Substance use screening and referrals

Family and Children’s Services may be reached by dialing 916-872-6549 or Toll Free… [read more]

CPY is a group of parents, educators, community leaders and volunteers that come together for one reason: to help prevent and reduce substance abuse among youth in Placer County.

Our goal is to give parents and concerned community members the information, resources and education necessary to help heighten awareness to the problem, offer solutions, and give parents the power to get involved and take action to prevent and reduce teen substance abuse in Placer County.

Please visit the CPY website CoalitionforPlacerYouth.org to see what you can do to protect your teen from the dangers of alcohol and drugs.

Call 1-775-784-8090 or text LISTEN to 839863. Offers crisis intervention assistance with suicide prevention, child abuse reporting, elder abuse reporting, substance abuse/ relapse prevention, military family/ veteran specific crises. Available at any time.

877-4AID-VET (877-424-3838): Your 24/7 Hotline. The National Call Center for Homeless Veterans hotline offers Veterans who are homeless or at risk for homelessness 24/7 access to trained counselors. The hotline offers information and assistance to Veterans and their families; VA Medical Centers; federal, state, and local partners; and community-based agencies, service providers, and others who work with or simply want to support our nation's Veterans.

VA's specialized homeless veterans treatment programs have grown and developed since they were first authorized in 1987. The programs strive to offer a continuum of services that include: aggressive outreach to those veterans living on streets and in shelters who otherwise would not seek assistance; clinical assessment and referral to needed medical treatment for physical and psychiatric disorders, including substance abuse; long-term sheltered transitional assistance, case management, and rehabilitation; employment assistance and linkage… [read more]

A Community For Peace's program, “For Kid’s Sake”, serves children ages 0-12 who have been impacted by domestic violence and family violence. Our therapeutic play care programs are designed to provide children with a safe environment in which they can heal from the impact of violence, while simultaneously learning new ways to be, with themselves and with others, that are both safe and kind.

IMPACT ON KIDS:  CHILDREN IMPACTED BY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE MAY DISPLAY THE FOLLOWING.

• Headaches, stomach aches
• Sleeplessness, fears of going to sleep, nightmares, dreams of danger
• Anxiety about being hurt or killed
• Hyper-vigilant about danger
• Fighting with, or hurting other kids or animals
• Feelings of loneliness and isolation
• Temper tantrums, withdrawal from other people and activities
• Depression and anxiety
• Substance abuse, suicide attempts
• Fear of going to school or fear of being separated from their mother
• Truancy, stealing, frozen watchfulness
• Acting perfect, over-achie…

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