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Main Services Area

Behavioral Health

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.

Los Angeles

Educational Programs

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.

Up to Age 5

Head Start

Ages 6–18

Hollygrove
Pacific Clinics Bloom and Soar

Ages 18+

Recovery Education Institute (REI)
Pacific Clinics Training Institute (PCTI)
Hollygrove
Parent Institute

Support Services

Support Services offer various programs to address social determinants of health, including housing and employment coaching and placement, among other critically needed services.

What are Community Integration Supports? 

Everyone deserves the opportunity to feel connected to their community and have a meaningful role in it.  

Our community integration supports services help neurodivergent individuals develop the skills and confidence to pursue their interests, build relationships and participate more fully in everyday life. 

Our support services can help participants: 

  • Develop meaningful relationships and social connections. 
  • Build greater independence in daily activities.  
  • Learn to navigate community spaces and resources.  
  • Grow confidence, self-advocacy, communication and decision-making skills.  

How it Works 

Support Groups and Workshops 

Our 12-week and 16-week support groups and workshops are designed for Regional Center clients participating in the Self-Determination Program. Each group explores a different topic helping participants build skills, confidence, connections and greater independence in their everyday lives. 

Rooted in care that is trauma-informed, culturally respectful and relevant, and person-first, our groups create a supportive environment where participants can explore their interests, strengthen relationships, develop practical skills and pursue meaningful goals in their communities. 

Develop practical tools for understanding stressors, managing challenges, and feeling safe and regulated. Participants identify personal triggers, build coping skills, and create a plan for meaningful community participation.

Explore and embrace neurodivergent identity through creative expression. Participants use art, music, photography, jewelry making, clay, printmaking and other hands-on activities to discover new ways to express themselves.

Build skills for communication, connection and self-regulation through a neurodiversity-affirming approach. Participants explore self-advocacy, problem-solving, sensory needs, preferred communication and social connection.

Build skills for developing and maintaining meaningful relationships using the evidence-based UCLA PEERS® (Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills) curriculum. Participants practice conversation, making plans, navigating conflict, dating, and safe digital communication, while caregivers learn strategies to support these skills.

Build social-emotional skills that support connection, confidence and participation in the community. Participants explore neurodivergence and anxiety, recognize stress signals, practice regulation strategies, and develop skills for managing change and overwhelming emotions.

Explore gender identity and self-expression in an affirming, supportive space for neurodivergent individuals who identify as transgender or non-binary. Participants build self-awareness, resilience, connection and practical skills for navigating identity and transition.

Develop skills for navigating dating and relationships from a neurodiversity-affirming perspective. Participants explore communication, relationship dynamics, self-awareness, confidence and safety while connecting with others who share similar experiences.

Connect with other parents and caregivers while building knowledge and practical strategies for supporting neurodivergent individuals. Participants explore neurodiversity-affirming approaches, navigating change and transitions, problem-solving, and practicing self-compassion.

Who Can Benefit

Individuals receiving community integration supports services may benefit from these groups and workshops, if they are looking to:

  • Build greater confidence and independence in navigating everyday life and community settings. 
  • Strengthen social connections and develop skills for building meaningful friendships and relationships.  
  • Develop coping and self-regulation skills for managing stress, change, sensory needs and challenging situations.  
  • Explore identity and self-advocacy in a supportive, neurodiversity-affirming environment. 
Get started

Join Us

Contact us for dates and times of our 12-week and 16-week community integration supports groups.

Phone 909-266-2810 Email