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For Deondri, the road to recovery started with a chance meeting on the bus with someone whose life had been transformed by Pacific Clinics. After that fateful encounter, he decided it was time to get help.
Outlook Newspaper highlighted Pacific Clinics’ first virtual gala that honored celebrities and community members for their advocacy and work eliminating mental health stigma.
The first virtual Champions of Mental Health Annual Awards and Celebration was a success. Congratulations to our honorees Chamique Holdsclaw, Julianne Hough and Bernard Taesali.
Find a spot in your living room, backyard, or bedroom to spread out the blanket, grab a basket with some lunch, and gather the family around your computer to join the fun. You can meet our staff and current resource families, all of whom are ready to answer your foster care questions.
On May 20, Program Director Winnie Hsieh, PsyD, and three mental health experts participated in ABC7’s Mental Wellness Matters Virtual Town Hall.
Dr. Glenn Masuda Speaks with Senator Rubio and the Temple City Youth Committee about mental health in our communities.
FAIRFIELD, CA, May 3, 2021 – Uplift Family Services and Solano County Behavioral Health are pleased to announce the initial launch of the
The Crossroads Transitional Housing Program (Crossroads THP) serves young adults, aged 18-24, who are currently homeless or in danger of becoming homeless in
Stress is hard, trauma is worse, and in a pandemic both are unavoidable. Let’s at least learn from it.
A timeline celebrating 95 years of service to the community.
Under the twinkling lights at our Hollygrove campus’ therapy garden, 50 guests welcomed the arrival of spring on with an evening of culinary delight.
On KPCC’s most recent segment of “Take Two,” Dr. Chris Leucht, program director, was interested about tips to prepare children returning to school. At the 28:25 marker, the segment opens with one of Dr. Leucht’s tips for caregivers to check in with their own feelings as children are looking to them on how to feel and react. Additionally, Dr. Leucht recommends taking school tours saying, “the more familiarity kids have with what’s going to happen and where, the better.”
In the LAist article, “Preparing To Go Back To Preschool In A Pandemic: ‘Fun, But In A Different Way,'” Dr. Chris Leucht, program director, offers tips on helping children ages 0 to 5 get ready to return to school. “The first thing would be for parents to check in on their own feelings, and try and manage those so that they can be there for their kids,” Leucht says.
This issue of Advances Magazine, Essential Workers Making A Difference, includes an exclusive interview with ABC7 Eyewitness News Anchor Ellen Leyva. Additional articles include information on suicide prevention, expert advice on how to talk to children about race and racism, self-care tips and links to videos featuring Pacific Clinics’ team of experts.
On behalf of Pacific Clinics, we extend our deepest sympathies to the family, friends and colleagues of Ruth Schwartz, who passed away on March 26.
Long-time board member Scott Kolbrenner won $145,000 on “Wheel of Fortune”, which he is generously donating to Uplift Family Services and the LA Food Bank.
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