Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who come together to solve their drinking problem. It doesn’t cost anything to attend A.A. meetings. There are no age or education requirements to participate. Membership is open to anyone who wants to do something about their drinking problem.
A.A.’s primary purpose is to help alcoholics to achieve sobriety.
Alliance Medical Center - Mental Health Care and Counseling
Description
Alliance Medical Center provides mental health services to individuals. These include counseling, assessments, treatment, and support related to depression, anxiety and stress, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, sleep problems, substance use disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and autism spectrum disorders.
Behavioral Health Access Team is first contact for requesting mental health or substance use services. They determine the level of need for services, provide assessment, linkage, and information and referral for mental health and substance use services for children, youth, and adults.
Organization
County of Sonoma
Population Served
Sonoma County residents with medi-cal, partnership or uninsured.
The Biblical Counseling Center of Sonoma County offers counseling services from certified biblical counselors for individuals, children, couples, pre-marital couples, and family, as well as classes, seminars, and special workshops for individuals, groups and churches.
Empowers individuals to shape healthy, strong, purposeful lives. The care that we provide is vital to those experiencing mental health and/or substance use challenges. Our wide-range of services for adults and children in the North Bay includes Counseling, Recovery, Service Navigation, Suicide Prevention and Supported Housing. Buckelew provides counseling, service navigation, substance use treatment, supported housing, suicide prevention.
Organization
Buckelew
Population Served
Adults, young adults, children,and families in Sonoma County.
The CAPE Team provides select mental health and substance use services on-campus at designated high schools in Sonoma County. The CAPE team responds to mental health crisis at designated high schools in Sonoma County. On-campus screening, assessment, linkage and referral to mental health & substance use disorders treatment, substance use prevention and early intervention services, and education for students, school staff, and familities about mental health and substance use disorders in youth.
Organization
Sonoma County Department of Health Services - Behavioral Health Division - Youth and Family Services
Carelon - Connection to Mental Health Services and Supports
Description
Carelon provides connection to mental health supports through your insurance provider. Their vision focuses on improving the health and well-being of individuals coping with mental health and substance use conditions. We make this vision a reality through recovery-focused programs and effective partnerships with our clients and providers.
Organization
Carelon
Population Served
Individuals and families with medi-cal or other qusalifying insurance
Center Point Drug Abuse Alternatives Center (DAAC) Adolescent Outpatient Substance Abuse Program
Description
DAAC Adolescent Outpatient Substance Abuse Program offers specialized programs and interventions designed to address substance abuse and addiction in our youth. These services are specifically tailored to meet the unique needs and developmental challenges faced by adolescents, aiming to support their recovery, promote healthy choices, and facilitate positive life outcomes. Services are flexible and designed to meet the needs of teen school schedules and working families. Teens referred by juvenile probation or CPS are welcome. Drug testing is available both onsite and at home.
Organization
Center Point Drug Abuse Alternatives Center (DAAC)
Center Point Drug Abuse Alternatives Center (DAAC) Adult Outpatient Services.
Description
Center Point DAAC offers outpatient substance abuse services which refer to a type of treatment and support provided to individuals who are struggling with drug or alcohol abuse but do not require 24-hour residential care. These services are designed to help individuals overcome substance abuse issues while allowing them to continue living at home, attending work or school, and maintaining their daily responsibilities.
Organization
Center Point Drug Abuse Altermatives Center (DAAC)
Population Served
Individuals struggling with opioid use disorder or alcohol use disorder
Center Point Drug Abuse Alternatives Center (DAAC) Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Description
Center Point DAAC offers Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) which refers to a comprehensive approach to substance abuse treatment that combines the use of FDA-approved medications with counseling, behavioral therapies, and support services. MAT is primarily used for individuals struggling with opioid use disorder (OUD) or alcohol use disorder (AUD). It is designed to reduce withdrawal symptoms, manage cravings, and support individuals in their recovery journey. MAT is provided under the supervision of healthcare professionals and addiction specialists. Methadone and Suboxone services are provided through Center Point DAAC's REAP program (Redwood Empire Addiction Program). MAT services for individuals with alcohol use disorders are provided through our outpatient or residential programs.
Organization
Center Point Drug Abuse Altermatives Center (DAAC)
Population Served
Individuals struggling with opioid use disorder or alcohol use disorder
Center Point Drug Abuse Alternatives Center (DAAC) - Pregant & Parenting Women
Description
Center Point DAAC offers perinatal drug services, also known as perinatal substance abuse services or perinatal addiction treatment, which refer to specialized programs and support services tailored to meet the unique needs of pregnant individuals or new mothers who are struggling with substance abuse or addiction. These services aim to promote the health and well-being of both the mother and the unborn or newborn child, addressing the specific challenges and risks associated with substance abuse during the perinatal period. Center Point DAAC's perinatal program offers transportation that is provided to and from treatment with co-op childcare. You will be provided a nutritious snack and sessions covering topics centered around pregnancy and parenting. These topics include denial management, relapse prevention, coping skills, nutritional education, life skills, and developmental screening for participating children. Clients attend sessions daily Monday – Friday for an average length of 9-12 months.
Organization
Center Point Drug Abuse Altermatives Center (DAAC)
Population Served
Pregnant individuals or new mothers struggling with substance abuse or addiction
Child Parent Institute (CPI) - Child & Family Counseling Services
Description
CPI provides child and family counseling and mental health services, including individual, group, and family psychotherapy, addressing childhood behavioral challenges, difficult life transitions, and traumas.
Community Support Network Housing and Wellness Program Recovery Housing Program
Description
The Recovery Housing Program (RHP) is a transitional program for adults with a minimum of six months stability from substances. A safe and supportive 5-bed home, is a place for improving emotional and physical health, while learning positive coping skills on the path to recovery and independence.
Organization
Community Support Network
Population Served
Sonoma County individuals who are willing to take active participation in recovery, able to live in a congregated living environment, has 6+ months of continuous substance abuse and mental health recovery, have Medical Partnership, and be 18+ years old.
Hanna's Mental Health Center offers a range of services to help individuals and families address and recover from trauma, build resiliency, and find hope for the future. They offer culturally sensitive services from bilingual clinicians, catering to a wide range of individuals in the community.
Interlink Self-Help Center - Wellness and Recovery Support
Description
Interlink Self-Help Center offers support for self-directed mental health recovery, and wellness. This program is peer managed and operated; all programs and services are provided by individuals with lived experience facing their own mental health challenges.
Organization
West County Community Services
Population Served
Interlink Self-Help Center is open to all community members 18 years of age and over and all of our services are offered free of charge.
Jewish Family and Children’s Services (JFCS) Sonoma County - Counseling Services
Description
JFCS is a nonprofit organization focused on supporting children, families, and older adults. JFCS offers individual counseling, family counseling, and other mental health resources.
Latino Service Providers (LSP), is a nonprofit network of organizations, focused on promoting professional development within the Latino population by collaborating with community partners to engage, collaborate, and exchange valuable information; to increase awareness of available resources, access to programs and services; to influence public policy, delivery of services, enhance interagency communication; and to promote professional development within the Latinx community.
Sonoma County M.E.N. is a peer-run support resource designed to teach men how to change abusive and harmful behavior. Often, this behavior has led to disrupted relationships and personal dissatisfaction; M.E.N provides groups to teach the skills needed to choose differently.
National Alliance on Mental Illness Sonoma County (NAMI) - Mental Health Resources
Description
NAMI Sonoma County is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and their families affected by mental illness by providing mental health education, support, and advocacy.
Support groups & classes for those with severe and persistent mental disorders. Support groups and classes for family members and caregivers of youth with severe mental illness or mental health symptoms. Peer support groups for adults with mental illness.
NOVA Non-Violent Alternatives offers a 52-week domestic violence treatment program. Individuals must commit to entire program. Groups are separated by gender and include 4 men's groups and 1 women's group per week.
Organization
NOVA Non-Violent Alternatives
Population Served
All Sonoma County Residents who identify as domestic violence offenders
Orenda provides 24-hour structure and support with trained and credentialed professional staff offering organized services in a social setting for individuals with moderate risk of withdrawal.
Length of stay is typically 3-5 days, and our goal is to prepare individuals for ongoing treatment and support in alignment with their personal needs.
Organization
Buckelew
Population Served
Adults 18 and older in need of supported detox from drugs or alcohol
Petaluma Health Center's behavioral health providers, as a part of your primary care team, work with your primary care provider to evaluate barriers to your total health and provide supportive, solution focused treatment. Services include counseling and psychiatry.
Petaluma People Services Center (PPSC) - Mental Health Services
Description
PPSC is a collection of 90 human services programs that includes counseling, job placement, gang prevention, daily hot meals, rides to the doctor, case management, financial assistance for homeless prevention, informational and referrals.
Positive Images is an LGBTQIA+ Community Center established to provide support to the North Bay’s LGBTQIA+ population, with an emphasis on identities and individuals at the margins – including transgender and nonbinary individuals, LGBTQIA+ people of color, Latine families, neurodivergent people, and disabled people. We are dedicated to providing essential services that encompass mental health support, advocacy, and education.
Pura Vida is an affordable evidence based addiction treatment program focused on recovery, community, and accountability. Services include detoxification, residential treatment, partial hospitalization, day treatment, intensive outpatient, outpatient treatment, and aftercare.
2901 Cleveland Ave, Suite 202 Santa Rosa, CA, 95403
Phone Number
1-707-879-8432
Hours
Phone hours: 8 AM - 8 PM everyday
Cost
No interest Financing for treatment, flexiable payment plan for treatment options availabe, scholarship opportunities, TriCare and TriWest Healthcare Alliance, aetena, anthem, beacon, BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, HealthEZ, First Health, Humana, Kaiser, Op
R.I.S.K.-Sonoma (Resources, Information Support and Knowledge) is a non-profit dedicated to helping families get connected to supportive resources. R.I.S.K provides private confidential assistance to parents looking for support and also provides educational forums on topics for parents and the community.
Santa Rosa Community Health - Mental Health Services
Description
Santa Rosa Community Health offers mental health services including individual and group counseling for patients of all ages, couples, and families. Make an appointment with your PCP or a medical health provider to be referred to behavioral health services.
Sonoma Family Therapy is a community-driven, family-oriented practice that provides guidance and support to children, adolescents, families and individuals.Sonoma Family Therapy helps to build resources and life skills that increase resiliency and strengthen relationships.
Pre-licensed staff offer a sliding scale. Providers are "Out of Network" however can supply you with a receipt to submit to your insurance for your specific plan should you want to seek reimbursement per your benefit package.
The Al-Anon Family Groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength, and hope in order to solve their common problems.
Alateen meetings are for young people aged 13 to 18 who have been affected by someone else’s drinking. Teens run the meetings with the guidance of adult Al-Anon members who have completed a certification process.
Organization
Sonoma Napa County California District 5 of Al-Anon Family Group
Population Served
Families/Friends of Individuals With an Alcohol Use Disorder
Sonoma Valley Community Health - Mental Health Services
Description
Sonoma Valley Community Healther provides consultation, screening and behavioral health assessment, brief behavioral health interventions, stress management, psycho-educational skills training, support groups, psychiatric medication evaluation and management referral services to specialty behavioral health clinicians, resource referrals.
Organization
Sonoma Valley Community Health Center
Population Served
All Sonoma County Residents. The target population served by SVCHC includes people working in local agriculture, and / or one of our service industries, have low-income, are uninsured/under-insured.
Verity aims to eliminate sexual assault and human trafficking in Sonoma County through prevention and education, and to support survivors of sexual violence through intervention and healing. Provides confidential counseling, emergency assistance, and information and referrals. Helps 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Provides trained, compassionate, California State Certified Sexual Assault Victim Counselors.
Organization
Verity: Sonoma County's Sexual Assault Prevention, Intervention & Healing Center
Population Served
All residents of Sonoma County including individuals, couples, families, and friends who have been impacted by sexual violence.
VOICES works to promote the wellness of youth by providing centralized services and coordinating a seamless referral system. Youth staff provide core programming including trauma education, mental health support, nutrition workshops, fitness activities, and peer coaching. Co-located services such as health clinics and food stamp application support increase the access youth have to health care resources.
West County Health Centers - Mental Health Services
Description
West County Health Center offers mental health services including Individual therapy sessions, educational & support groups & behavioral health counseling in Geurneville, Occidental and Sebastopol.
Women's Recovery Services (WRS) mission and purpose is to provide quality primary alcohol, tobacco and chemical abuse treatment services to women and their children in a safe, supportive and caring atmosphere. The goal of the treatment services is to break the cycle of addiction for women, allowing our mothers and their young children to live together while learning the life skills necessary to become strong, responsible contributors in their communities.
Organization
Women's Recovery Services (WRS)
Population Served
Adult women and women with 1-2 children up to age 12 struggling with a substance use disorder.
YWCA counseling department serves the needs of children, adolescents and adults in healing from trauma. YWCA services are available to women, men and children regardless of sexual orientation and services are conducted in a safe and confidential environment. YWCA provides a 24/7 crisis hotline, safe house shelter, childcare, trauma informed counseling and support groups for children, adolescents and adults who identify as victims or survivors of domestic violence.
Organization
YWCA of Sonoma County
Population Served
All Sonoma County Residents who identify as a victim of domestic violence
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