Pacific Clinics employees, clients and families we serve have been impacted by the Southern California fires. For ways to give, click here: Donate to Pacific Clinics Assistance Fund
Pacific Clinics delivers high-quality behavioral health and social services to advance health equity and well-being for children, adults and families. Learn more about our life-affirming services offered on-site, at home, virtual and in the community.
Educational Programs provide students with the skills they need to live successful lives. Our robust programs include early childhood development, classroom consultations in partnership with school districts, adult continuing education programs and parent workshops.
Support Services offer various programs to address social determinants of health, including housing and employment coaching and placement, among other critically needed services.
In the article “LA is losing the battle against mental illness among its homeless,” Pasadena Star-News speaks with Laura Pancake, senior vice president, clinical operations, Los Angeles/South Coast, regarding the challenges of finding mental health workers.
“There is a massive workforce shortage,” Pancake said. “There simply are not enough workers to provide mental health services in Los Angeles County. And the demand is at an all-time high.”
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Pacific Clinics was proud to have a strong and visible presence at California Alliance of Child and Family Services’ 2026 Advocacy in Action Conference, which brought together leaders, advocates and providers to collaborate on advancing equitable, community-centered behavioral health and child welfare systems.
Intellectual wellness is the practice of keeping your mind active and engaged through continuous learning, critical thinking and creative problem-solving.
Many traditional approaches focus on stopping behavior, but neurodiversity-affirming care asks a different question: what is this behavior communicating? This guide helps families understand sensory needs, communication differences, and how to support safety, trust, and regulation for neurodivergent individuals.
Recovery Education Institute’s 4th Annual Art and Recovery Event highlighted mental health recovery through peer‑created art, wellness workshops, zines and community behavioral health partners.