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Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)DBT is a cognitive-behavioral approach that was developed for the treatment of adult chronically suicidalclients. Treatment efficacy is well-established with individuals diagnosed with borderline personalitydisorder (BPD) and other related disorders. It is a multi-component treatment that is provided as weeklyindividual psychotherapy, weekly skills training groups, and 24-hour phone access to a therapist. Itprimarily focused on decreasing problematic behavior in a descending hierarchy as follows: decreasingsuicidal behaviors; reducing behaviors that interfere with therapy; minimize behaviors that interfere withquality of life; and promoting skills, mindfulness, interpersonal effectiveness, emotional regulation, andself management.Citywide Community Focus 597-8000 Accepts referrals of high utilizersfrom CBHSCitywide Case Management 597-8000 Accepts referrals of high utilizersfrom CBHSCitywide Forensics 597-8000 Adults with serious mental illnessand significant criminal justicehistory with current case pending,probation, or parole.Citywide Linkage 597-8000 Accepts referrals from inpatientpsychiatry or CBHSMission Mental Health 401-2705 Dual Diagnosed adults between 18-59 who meet medical necessitycriteria.Mission Act (SPR)Accepts referrals of high utilizersfrom CBHSWalden House Outpatient 934-3459 All clients must complete intakeWalden House Outpatient - Matrix 934-3459Walden House Outpatient - Oasis 934-3459Intensive Case Management (ICM)process is conducted at 1885Mission, first floor. Orientation isMonday’s at 8:45.ICMs provides in-office and off-site crisis intervention, drop-in medication visits, general mental healthand service linkage services to facilitate successful community integration. Service contact can be dailyand on a 24-hour basis.Alternatives Program 2712 Mission Street, Lower Level (415) 401-2630Bayview Hunters Point Mental Health 5815 Third Street (415) 822-7500Community Based Case ManagementCitywide Case Management Team & 982 Mission Street (415) 597-8000Citywide ForensicsEmergency Dept Case Management 1001 Potrero Avenue (415) 206-5071FSA Adult Care Management 1010 Gough Street (415) 474-7310Mission ACT 2712 Mission Street (415) 401-2760Westside ACT 888 Turk Street, 2nd Floor (415) 353-5050UC Community Focus 939 Market Street, 4th Floor 4B (415) 597-8000Transitional Age Youth (TAY)Transitional Age Youth is a Full Service Partnership that provides intensive wrap around and intensiveclinical case management services for 16-25yo. with SMI. We also have a step-down mental healthprogram for SMI youth who need less intensive services. Both services provide medication support.Transitional Age Youth Services 755 South Van Ness Avenue (415) 642-450019
AOA Outpatient ServicesDesigned to reduce mental disability and to restore and maintain independent function in the community.Services include assessment, general mental health services, urgent care, medication support and casemanagement.Bayview Hunters Point Mental Health 5815 Third Street (415) 822-7500Family CenterCentral City Seniors' Unit (Older Adult 90 Van Ness Avenue (415) 558-5900Mental Health Consultation)Chinatown/North Beach Mental Health 729 Filbert Street (415) 352-2000FSA Community Aftercare Program 6221 Geary, 3 rd Floor (415) 379-1048FSA Geriatric Services West 6221 Geary Blvd., 2nd Floor (415) 386-6600Instituto Familiar de La Raza 2919 Mission Street (415) 229-0500Mission Mental Health Services Team I 2712 Mission Street (415) 401-2700O.M.I. Family Center 1701 Ocean Avenue (415) 452-2200Richmond Area Multi-Service (RAMS) 3626 Balboa Street (415) 668-5955RAMS Day Treatment Program 3654 Balboa Street (415) 668-5955Southeast Mission Geriatric Services 3905 Mission Street (415) 337-4722South of Market Mental Health Services 760 Harrison Street (415) 836-1700Sunset Mental Health Services1990 - 41 st Avenue (Main Office)1351 – 24 th Avenue (Satellite Site)(415) 753-7400Swords to Plowshares 1060 Howard Street (415) 252-4788Team II Adult Outpatient Services 3850 17 th Street (415) 337-4795Tenderloin Outpatient Clinic 134 Golden Gate Avenue (415) 673-5700UC Center on Deafness 3333 California Street, Suite 10 (415) 476-4980TDD 476-7600Walden House Outpatient 1885 Mission Street (415) 554-1131Westside CalWorks Program 1663 Mission Street #310 (415) 581-0449Westside Outpatient Services 888 Turk Street (415) 353-5050Practitioner Private Network (PPN)When clients are able to benefit from referral to a private practitioner and do not need the support of aclinic’s multiple services, the PPN can be used instead of a clinic. Services include assessment, generalmental health services and medication support. Clients, who have difficulty keeping appointments, usingpublic transportation, or who need the support of multiple services should not be referred to the PPNuntil they can meet these criteria. For clients, access to the PPN is via Central Access 255-3737.Provider Relations Office 1380 Howard St., Provider Relations (415) 255-351920
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