Walden House, Inc.Day Rehabilitation Program (RU#38AK2) Mardell Gavriel, Psy.D. (415) 934-3402 (415) 863-1305TDD n/a1899 Mission Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103 mgavriel@waldenhouse.orgA rehabilitative mental health day treatment program that meets on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:30 a.m. to2 p.m. Groups include community meeting, wellness, Dialectical <strong>Behavioral</strong> Therapy skills training, drug and alcoholrecovery, living skills/expressive therapy, and opportunities for socialization and field trips. Breakfast cereal, toast, coffeeand hot lunch are provided. Clients who are self-referred through the Intake <strong>Department</strong>'s Psychologist are accepted aslong as they meet medical necessity for treatment. The program also offers individual outpatient therapy, family therapy,crisis intervention, medication support and limited case management. Clients must have full-scope Medi-Cal benefits inorder to participate and they must meet medical necessity and impairment guidelines for services.Therapists wishing to refer clients must submit a LOCUS instrument and Client <strong>Services</strong> authorization form along with aprogress note requesting the service and offering clinical justification to Jean Mayeda at CBHS (Fax 252-3079) forapproval. For more information on the authorization process, call Intake Assessment Psychologist at 934-3446.Languages: Basic translation services availableWalden House, Inc.Principle Center Mardell Gavriel, Psy.D. (415) 934-3402 (415) 863-1305TDD n/a1360 43 rd Avenue <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94122 mgavriel@waldenhouse.orgWalden House provides substance treatment as well was the following mental health services: assessment/plandevelopment, family/group therapy, collateral services, case management, and individual therapy.Languages: Basic translation services availableWalden House, Inc.Outpatient <strong>Services</strong> Mena Zaminsky (415) 934-3549 (415) 861-5886TDD n/a1899 Mission Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103 mzaminsky@waldenhouse.orgWalden House has provided outpatient programs for behavioral health disorders since 1985. Outpatient program providesintensive outpatient, day treatment, and outpatient. The outpatient program is designed to avoid higher levels of careand provide additional services as needed and as an option for the person served, who has maintained substantialstability in managing their behavioral health problems.Outpatient Addictions Specialized Integrated <strong>Services</strong> (OASIS)The OASIS Program is an ambulatory (non-residential) continuum including: prevention / diversion, outpatient,intensive outpatient, and day treatment.82
MATRIX ,treating those with Methamphetamine addictionsThe Matrix Program provides prevention / diversion, outpatient, intensive outpatient, and day treatmentservices to Methamphetamine users.Positive Reinforcement Opportunity Project (PROP)PROP is a 12-week voluntary program that utilizes positive conditioning to support Gay/Bi men (MSM) whochoose to stop using Methamphetamines (“Speed”, “Crystal”, “Tina”) without the use of groups or traditionaltreatment.Languages: Translation service availableWalden HouseMental <strong>Health</strong> Outpatient (RU#38AK3) Mardell Gavriel, Psy.D. (415) 934-3402 (415) 863-1305TDD n/a1885 Mission Street, 3rd Fl. <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103 mgavriel@waldenhouse.orgOutpatient mental health services are available for adults who meet medical necessity guidelines. Clients must be Medi-CAL eligible in <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> County or <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> County residents who have applied for Medi-CAL within the last 12month period and were denied benefits. The program provides individual and group therapy, medication support, casemanagement, and crisis services. The program utilizes current best practices such as Dialectical <strong>Behavioral</strong> Therapy,“Seeking Safety” and other cognitive-behavioral approaches. Clients may be self-referred through the Walden HouseIntake <strong>Department</strong> at 1899 Mission Street (415-934-3450 or 415-934-3451), Through Treatment ACCESS or from otherclinics in the CBHS safety net.Languages: Basic translation service availableWalden House, Inc.Transgender Recovery Project Mardell Gavriel, Psy.D. (415) 934-3402 (415) 626-9263TDD n/a1885 Mission Street, 3rd Fl. <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103The Transgender Recovery Project of Walden House provides a set of augmented services to clients who identify astransgender, transsexual, male to female, female to male, or gender queer. These services include two weekly supportgroups focusing on issues of addiction and recovery, prostitution, PTSD, trans-phobia, and HIV prevention, individualtherapy with a trans-identified licensed therapist, and drug counseling with a trans-identified counselor. Clients alsoreceive a wide variety of other services, including vocational and educational services.Languages: Translation service availableWalden WHITS Program Peter Fogel, LMFT (415) 934-3425 (415) 252-9488TDD n/a890 Hayes Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94117 pfogel@waldenhouse.orgThis residential program provides 45 days of stabilization to clients with co-occurring disorders. Clients also receiveindividual and group substance abuse counseling, supervision of compliance to prescribed medications, transportation,psychiatric evaluations, and case management services.Five slots are managed by CBHS/Treatment Access Program.Languages: Translation service availableWestern Addition Recovery House, HAFCI - See HAFCI, Western Addition Recovery House83
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