Tour of Sonoma County
MHSA Funded Programs
Presented by: Michael Kennedy, MFT
Behavioral Health Services Division – Director
August 15, 2013
County Facts:
Square Miles: 1,576
• 30th largest in CA
• 31% of residents live in the
unincorporated areas of the County
Population as of 2012: 491,829
• 21% under the age of 18
• 25% Latino
Services for Children Ages Birth to
Five years old & their Families
• One phone call to Navigator to screen &
direct families to appropriate care,
including mental health, developmental
services, medical care, social services needs
• Collaboration of 4 Local CBOs expert in
working with young children and families
• Free evidence based Triple P – Positive
Parenting Program training to ANY
provider who works with children or
families
• Free training to family practice providers
in evidence based social/emotional
screening
School Based Services
Sonoma County Office of
Education sponsored
Student Assistance Project:
Project SUCCESS:
• 6 school districts –
17 high schools
• Partners:
• 5 Local CBOs for mental
health services
• NAMI – Sonoma County
Services for Seniors
The Sonoma County OLDER ADULT
COLLABORATIVE (OAC)
A six agency collaborative,
dedicated to the Prevention and
Early Intervention (PEI) of
depression and suicide
in the senior population. Service
delivery is achieved by providing
culturally competent, case
management
and mental health services to
individuals residing in Sonoma
County.
Latino Service Providers
Community Action
Partnership:
Peer Outreach Coalition
Sonoma County Indian Health Project:
Drum Circle
Reducing Disparities
Community Baptist
Church Collaborative:
Rites of Passage
Class of 2012
Positive Images
Nueva Vida - Stress
Reduction Class
Increasing Access to Care at Health Centers
Alexander Valley Health Center
Alliance Medical Centers
Healdsburg - Windsor
West County Health Centers
Guerneville - Occidental Sebastopol - Forestville (Teen
Clinic & Wellness Center)
Sonoma Community
Health Center
Santa Rosa Community Health Centers
17 locations located throughout Santa Rosa
(Elementary, High school and Community
College sites, homeless clinic, substance use
disorders treatment satellite clinic; pediartics)
Petaluma Health Center
Sonoma County Indian Health Project
Increasing Access to Care at Homeless
Shelters & Service Centers
Community
Intervention Training
• Began Trainings in March
2008
• Over 300 Sonoma County
law enforcement officers
trained
• Full participation from all
law enforcement agencies
countywide
• NAMI – Sonoma County
sponsors family panel
Mobile
Support
Team
Question, Persuade,
Refer (QPR)
presentation
CAPE Team
Crisis, Assessment,
Prevention, and Education
Prevention and Early Intervention Outreach Programs
and Crisis Intervention System
Community
Intervention
Program (CIP)
Serves homeless
providers, County-wide
Health Centers, including
Indian Health Project
Substance Use
Disorder Detox
Available 24/7
Crisis, Assessment,
Prevention, Education
(CAPE) Team
Serves college and high school
students; provides MH training
to teachers, parents, students.
Psychiatric
Emergency Services
(PES) / Crisis
Stabilization
(5150 Designation)
Available 24/7
Accepts referrals from law
enforcement & ERs
Mobile Support Team
(MST)
Meets law enforcement in the
field and provides crisis
intervention and 5150
evaluations. NAMI and
consumers involved with this
program.
Available: 2 pm to Midnight/7
days per week
Crisis Residential
Available 24/7 – 10
Beds
Up to 30 days stays
Inpatient Hospital; Outpatient MH Services, Residential Treatment; Long Term Care; Supported Housing; Full Service
Partnerships; Services to Youth & Families; Community Mental Health Centers – Petaluma, Guerneville, Sonoma,
Cloverdale; Substance Use Disorder Outpatient Treatment; Substance Use Disorder Residential Treatment
Russian River
Empowerment
Center
Interlink Self Help Center
Consumer Run Programs
Petaluma Peer Recovery Project
Wellness &
Advocacy Center
Consumer
Relations
Program
NAMI – Sonoma
County cosponsors events
with
Sonoma County
Behavioral
Health
Healthy Sonoma
A “May Is Mental
Health Month” event
Vida Nueva – Rohnert Park
Redwood
Commons –
Windsor
Housing Program
McMinn – Santa Rosa
Fife Creek Commons - Guerneville
93 private and semi-private beds serving adults, adolescents and seniors. With a
focus on improved mental health and the medical treatment of addictions.
Aurora Santa Rosa will be the eighth acute psychiatric hospital under
Aurora Behavioral Health Care.
http://www.sonomacounty.org/health/about/behavioralhealth.asp