
July 2025 Newsletter: Latest News & Updates from Pacific Clinics
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Pacific Clinics’ Prevention and Clinical Teams participated in many National Night Out events throughout the Los Angeles/South Coast Regions to bring awareness to substance use disorders.
Pacific Clinics senior leaders and executives represented at the Inland Empire Community Foundation Policy & Engagement Summit in Riverside, Calif.
New funding will allow us to train and provide job placement for up to 200 individuals.
Several programs are offered in the Central Region that include a full spectrum of services to youth and those of all ages: Bright Beginnings, ACT, Hope and Crossroads.
Thank you for reading the Pacific Clinics monthly newsletter which shares news about our agency and the communities we serve.
In the article, “San Jose Mayor Supports State Mental Health Reforms,” published in the San Jose Spotlight, Chief Public Policy Officer Eva Terrazas speaks about the reforms that target those with severe mental illness and the unhoused population.
In recognition of Nonbinary Day on July 14, we take a deeper dive into understanding nonbinary and transgender experiences, through the lens of a Pacific Clinics employee.
Pacific Clinics APFC team members conducted a presentation on building relationships with schools and AAPI youth at the National Training and Technical Assistance Center’s Annual Summit.
In recognition of BIPOC Mental Health Month, Pacific Clinics employees share their thoughts on commonly perceived expectations for Black women, as well as the importance of intersectionality in discourse about mental health and barriers to care.
Thank you for reading the Pacific Clinics monthly newsletter which shares news about our agency and the communities we serve.
Clark Gregg, Champion of Mental Health and award-winning actor, director, screenwriter and mental health advocate, talks about anxiety during Men’s Mental Health Month in June.
Senior Clinical Psychology Supervisor Charles Chege and Senior Director of Training Beth Jenks recently contributed to the article “The Worldview Genogram: A Process Model for Enhancing Diversity Responsiveness and Competence in Education, Training, and Clinical Supervision”, published in Psychological Services, a scholarly publication of the America Psychological Association.
Capital Region employees participated in Solano County’s Pride event in the city of Vacaville featuring drag performers, entertainment, speakers, booths with local resources – including a Pacific Clinics booth – and a farmers market.
Thank you for reading the Pacific Clinics monthly newsletter which shares news about our agency and the communities we serve.
In recognition of May Mental Health Month and June Men’s Health Month, Actor, Writer and Producer Clark Gregg, known for playing Agent Phil Coulson in Disney’s Marvel Cinematic Universe, shares the importance of mental health.
Salesforce highlights Pacific Clinics in their “Customer Snapshot” and how the agency has been able to automate patient onboarding to address high demand.
Myeisha Peguero Gamiño, Chief Communications Officer
mgamino@pacificclinics.org
626-254-5000
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