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Clinical Programs

Early Childhood Mental Health (ECMH)

Compassionate, Responsive, and Relational-Based Care Can Start a Child on the Right Path for a Lifetime

ECMH is a specialized program that supports parents with young children (ages 0-5) who are exhibiting behavioral issues, developmental delays, and/or have experienced trauma, loss, or abuse. The program offers these culturally- and linguistically-sensitive services for young children and their families throughout Santa Clara County. Our providers are sensitive to the challenges that families are currently experiencing and the program tailors its services to each youth and family to meet their unique needs. To make services extremely accessible, we provide them in the families’ preferred settings such as in the home, at our clinic, in the community, and/or via telehealth.

Outpatient Services

Providing Help, Hope, and Healing to Individuals Experiencing Severe Mental Health Conditions

Outpatient services support youth (ages 6-21) with severe emotional disorders including anxiety, depression, and trauma. Since services are provided on a continuum of care from Wellness-level clients to Intensive Outpatient clients, they can range from case management to ensure clients remain stable or sessions as much as twice weekly for a high level of care. These services are primarily clinic-based but can also take place in the community and homes. Our clients may have had previous enrollment in mental health programs or are currently receiving therapeutic behavioral services (TBS). They also must meet medical necessity, have long-term treatment needs, and have full-scope Medi-Cal. Psychiatric and/or medication support are available as needed.

School-Based Early Intervention (SB-EI)

Preventing, Reducing, and Eliminating Mental Health Illnesses to Increase Academic Success

The SB-EI program provides services in San Jose in partnership with the Santa Clara County Department of Mental Health and designated school districts. This program is focused on identifying schools and targeting high-risk youth and their families. Using practices that are proven to make a positive impact on students and their families, SB-EI offers:

School-Based Outpatient (SB-OP)

Helping Students Improve Mental Health Symptoms to Enhance Academic Achievement and School Engagement

The School-Based Outpatient (SB-OP) program helps promote natural support systems and healthy families. The program supports elementary and middle school students in the Alum Rock Unified School District at the following schools: