<strong>Behavioral</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Services</strong> to triage the high users of emergency services to the McMillan StabilizationProgram. It is a 10-hour, 5-day program for access. Language resources include Cantonese andSpanish.4. SOMMHS In-Patient Linkage Team provides assessment care to mentally disabled individuals whoare homeless, at risk and / or history of homelessness. The Transition team provides time-limitedintensive services to assist clients as an alternative to hospitalization. Upon completion of the program,clients are referred to more clinic-based services. This PATH McKinney funded team serves clientsalready enrolled in other SOMMHS programs.Languages: Chinese , Spanish, TagalogSoutheast Child & Family TherapyCenter (RU#38456) Maryanne Mock, LCSW (415) 330-5743 (415) 330-9120TDD n/a100 Blanken Avenue <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94134 maryanne.mock@sfdph.orgSoutheast Child/Family Therapy Center provides individual, group and family therapy for ethnically and linguisticallydiverse children, adolescents and their families. The Center collaborates and consults with schools and other child andyouth-serving agencies. Clinicians also work on-site at elementary, middle, and high schools. There are preschoolpreparation and family support programs and a summer activities program. <strong>Services</strong> are also provided at the HawkinsVillage Clinic, and at the Sunnydale Housing Development as well as the Bennington Family Center at 300 Bennington.Languages: Cantonese , Mandarin, SpanishSoutheast Child & Family TherapyCenter 2 (RU#38BB3) Maryanne Mock, LCSW (415) 337-4800 (415) 333-2058TDD n/a4527 Mission Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94112 ines.ascencio@sfdph.orgSoutheast Child and Family Therapy Center #2 provides individual, group, and family therapy for ethnically andlinguistically diverse children, adolescents, and their families. The Center collaborates with schools and other child- andyouth-serving agencies. Clinicians also work on-site at elementary, middle, and high schools. There are also preschoolpreparation family support programs and summer activities programs. <strong>Services</strong> are also provided at the Hawkins VillageClinic and the Bennington Family Center at 300 Bennington.Languages: Cantonese , Mandarin, SpanishSoutheast Mission Geriatric <strong>Services</strong>(RU#38483) Robert Childers (415) 337-2400 (415) 337-2415TDD n/a3905 Mission Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94112 tom.mesa@sfdph.orgSoutheast Mission Geriatric <strong>Services</strong> provides outpatient and mobile crisis behavioral health services to clients 60 yearsand older who are chronically or subacutely mentally ill in the neighborhoods of Outer Mission, Bayview Hunter’s Point,Bernal Heights, Diamond Heights, Excelsior, Glen Park, Noe Valley, Portola, Potrero Hills, East of Twin Peaks, and part ofCrocker-Amazon.<strong>Services</strong> include individual and group treatment, crisis intervention, psychiatric evaluation, family counseling, co-occuringsubstance abuse counseling, evaluation for and supervision of psychiatric medications, behavioral health information,72
education & consultation, advocacy & referral and case management. <strong>Services</strong> are provided in the clinic, home, and incommunity settings.Languages: Cantonese, Spanish, TagalogSt. Francis Memorial Hospital Karen Wells, R.N., BSN, MBA (415) 353-6230 (415) 353-6238Pager (415) 201-5954900 Hyde Street 3 rd Floor <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94109 karen.wells@chw.eduThe St. Francis Memorial Hospital provides acute psychiatric inpatient services beds for Short-Doyle funded patients. TheSt. Francis Psychiatric Unit is a 35-bed unit consisting of 17 locked and 18 open beds. One room has capacity forrestraints to be used and there are two open seclusion rooms. Psychiatric disorders common to the populations servedare bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and major depression.Stimulant Treatment OutpatientProgram (STOP) Valerie Gruber, Ph.D. (415) 502-5777(415) 206-8412 (415) 502-5764TTY (415) 502-5724SFGH Bldg 90, 5 th Fl (Ward 95), 955 Potrero Ave (at 22 nd Street) <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94110 e-mail n/aProvides intensive outpatient treatment for adults with cocaine or amphetamine dependence or abuse. Individual andgroup counseling. Also includes dual diagnosis, women’s, straight men’s, and gay men’s groups. Drop on the Web atProvides intensive outpatient treatment for adults with cocaine or amphetamine dependence or abuse. Individual andgroup counseling. The multicultural counseling staff and clinical supervisors have mental health training (masters level orbeyond), as well as specialized training in the treatment of cocaine and methamphetamine addiction. Also includes dualdiagnosis, women's, straight men's, and gay men's groups. Drop-in screenings are held Monday, Wednesday, and Fridayfrom 3-4 p.m. On the Web at www.ucsf.edu/stopprogram.Languages: SpanishStonewall Project Michael D. Siever, PhD (415) 502-1999 (415) 502-5764TTY (415) 502-57243180 18th Street, Suite 202 <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94110 info@stonewallSF.orgThe Stonewall Project is a low threshold harm reduction program that welcomes participants at all stages of readinessand does not require abstinence to receive services. The goal of The Stonewall Project is to create a “safe space” wheregay men and other men who have sex with men who use crystal meth can come to deal with whatever issues are ofconcern to them without any stipulations, conditions, or prerequisites. In doing so, the aim is to reduce the harm causedto them, their loved ones, and their communities by their drug use. As a harm reduction program for methamphetamineusinggay men and other men who have sex with men, the Stonewall Project provides a full range of counseling servicesthat integrate substance use, mental health, and HIV counseling from a participant-centered perspective. Each participantis evaluated individually with goals and objectives determined by the participant with the assistance of his counselor.Some participants wish to learn how to use crystal more safely; some want to learn how to reduce their use; others wishto cease using methamphetamine entirely but feel that their use of other substances is not problematic; and still otherswant to cease their use of all mind-altering substances. Call for daily walk-in services and more information.Languages: SpanishSt. Vincent De Paul Society HowardStreet Detox (RU# 00812) Rosemary MacLeod (415) 252-5305 (415) 864-3163TDD n/a1175 Howard Street. 2nd Floor <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94101 svdp-ozanam@sbcglobal.net73
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