Padres como Aliados Y Defensores
Colaboración para promover la salud mental de los jóvenes
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Hotlines /Helplines
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Text "HOME" to 741741
SF Suicide Prevention 24/7 Hotline:
415-781-0500 | https://www.sfsuicide.org - Available 24/7, 365. Free, confidential
988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline:
Call or text "988" (just like 911) | 988lifeline.org - Available 24/7, 365. Free, confidential
Call: 800-852-8336 | 6-10pm PST every night. Text: 'TEEN' to 839863 | 6-9pm PST
Professionally trained teen-listeners provide call and text support.
415-237-0039 | Leave a voicemail and a trained team member will return your call.
PDF Guides and Video Information
Haga clic para ver y / o descargar la guía.
Esta guía se creó para brindar información sobre los recursos de salud mental locales de San Francisco para niños, jóvenes y sus familias. Si bien sabemos que la lista de recursos no es completa, hemos intentado incluir aquellos que están disponibles para una amplia gama de residentes de San Francisco.
Esto está destinado únicamente a fines informativos. Como los servicios y programas están sujetos a cambios, las personas son responsables de verificar la precisión de los servicios prestados y las tarifas asociadas.
La intención de NAMI SF es actualizar la guía trimestralmente. Envíe actualizaciones a: natasha@namisf.org .
NAMI SF no respalda, certifica ni patrocina ninguna de las organizaciones o servicios incluidos en la guía y cualquier omisión no es intencional.
Other Guides/ Information
These guides were compiled by volunteers and outside organizations. They provide helpful information that goes beyond what is in our Youth and Family Guide.
Cualquier cosa menos eso: cómo ayudar a su hijo que lucha con una afección de salud mental
Ponentes: Stefanie Hoffman, Carolyn Griesi
Esta presentación de madre e hija recurre a la experiencia personal para examinar formas de identificar signos de enfermedad mental, establecer una comunicación eficaz y tomar medidas desde el principio.
Basándonos en experiencias personales, enfatizaremos cuatro pasos principales para la intervención temprana:
1) Conocer las señales de advertencia;
2) Comunicar preocupaciones;
3) Desarrollar estrategias para promover el bienestar; y
4) Acceso a recursos.
NAMI SF Programs
Parents as Allies and Advocates es una presentación para padres y cuidadores que proporcionará una descripción general de los problemas de salud mental de los jóvenes, incluida la prevalencia y las señales de advertencia que debe buscar, e ideas sobre cómo apoyar a su niño / adolescente. La presentación será facilitada por un padre que tiene experiencia en la crianza de un niño con una condición de salud mental junto con un adulto joven que vive con una condición. Las preguntas y respuestas al final de la sesión proporcionarán tiempo para que los asistentes hagan preguntas y se incluirán enlaces a recursos para el apoyo continuo.
Para obtener más información, comuníquese con Natasha LaVine en natasha@namisf.org
Local Organizations
Individual, group, and family counseling services, case management, and health care education programs. Medi-cal provider site and offers sliding scale payment structure. Crisis intervention services.
Support For Families of Children with Disabilities (SFCD):
Wide range of support groups for parents/caregivers and family members. Groups held in Spanish and Cantonese. SFCD also offers a parent mentor program, an information warm-line, and a calendar of family-oriented events.
Range of mental health services including individual and family counseling, evaluations and assessments, psychiatric consultation, tele-therapy, and outpatient programs. Extensive resource library. Community education for students, parents/caregivers, and community groups. Located in Peninsula/South Bay.
The Greenlight Clinic's diverse staff offers free counseling services for ages 14-26.
Depression Bipolar Support Alliance: Mood Crew Emotions Curriculum
Extensive toolkit featuring workbooks, activities, stories, and more. For young children and parents/caregivers - provides fun information for kids to better understand their emotions and practical information for parents/caregivers to support their children.
RAMS:
Child, Youth, and Families services include individual and family therapy, case management, psychiatric evaluation, parenting consultation, and linkage and referral services. Serve youth through age 21.
San Francisco Health Network: Community Programs for Youth:
Free behavioral health counseling for ages 12-24. Multiple locations. Multiple languages. Other services include primary care, urgent care, and sexual and reproductive health.
Masonic Center for Youth and Families:
Behavioral health services for young people ages 4-24, including individual, family, and educational therapy. Sliding-scale payment structure. Diverse staff. Other services include crisis stabilization, residential treatment program, inpatient services, hospital diversion program, and partial hospitalization programs.
Edgewood Center for Children and Families:
Wide range of programs including therapeutic behavioral health services for youth ages 3-21. Full-scope Medi-Cal insurance is required.
Psychotherapy, psychiatry, and case management services for youth and families.
Offering sliding-scale therapy services for all ages - fees are discussed on an individual basis. Diverse staff. In-person or virtual appointments.
The Integral Counseling Center at Pierce Street:
Therapy services for all ages. Offering a low-cost, sliding-scale payment structure. Diverse staff and services in multiple languages.
The Integral Counseling Center at Church Street:
Therapy services for all ages. Offering a low-cost, sliding-scale payment structure. Diverse staff and services in multiple languages.
Therapy services for all ages. Sliding-scale payment structure. Daytime, evening, and weekend appointments. Diverse staff.
Teen Clinic - supporting the mental health of adolescents. Call for more information.
Support groups for parents/caregivers hosted for a variety of Bay Area communities (all held online). Offering free and confidential workshops and an extensive resource list.
Support groups and resources for parents/caregivers. All online. Free, confidential.