Community Resources

Community Resources

NAMI Sacramento is a grassroots organization that provides a community of support, education, resources and outreach activities to families, friends and persons with mental illness so as to improve their general welfare, and to reduce the stigma of mental illness.
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We offer healing and hope for a lasting recovery to individuals and families who are suffering with an eating disorder or are experiencing mood, anxiety or trauma-related disorders.

SagePoint Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program (IOP) is Elk Grove’s premier provider of therapeutic, evidence-based, and trauma informed services for mental health and substance use disorders. SagePoint IOP’s multidisciplinary treatment program is designed to provide integrated and high quality therapeutic interventions for adults 18+. Our experienced and highly credentialed clinical team prides itself on providing discrete and evidence-based care in a relaxed, welcoming, and empowering environment. SagePoint IOP provides clients with the skills and tools for managing harmful substance use behaviors, as well as other challenges such as depression, anxiety, emotions, social interactions, and trauma. We offer both In-Person and Virtual programming and are in network with most commercial insurance!

Please visit us here for more information. www.sagepointiop.com

Spark Center integrates the most up-to-date research into innovative practice to provide effective, empathic, and collaborative psychological services, including individual, couple/family, child/teen, and group psychotherapy, psychoeducational workshops, as well as assessment, life coaching, program development, and professional supervision and consultation. 

Our collaborative approach to personal growth and healing will help you create a more connected, meaningful life. Whether you’re a self-professed self-help enthusiast or taking the first step toward learning how to respond more skillfully to life’s ups and downs, you’ll receive services and support that are uniquely adapted to your strengths, challenges, and needs. Our team has developed niche expertise acquired through extensive and focused education, training, and experience, and we prioritize a wrap-around approach to your mental health to ensure that you’re receiving the most thoughtfully planned and personalized support.

Charlie Health is an evidence-based mental health and substance use Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program for adolescents, teens, and young adults. We provide 11 hours per week of therapy, consisting of nine hours in curated groups, one hour of family therapy, and one hour of individual therapy.

Your voice can change the world – it’s time to embrace your power.

It’s time for a public speaking training that supports women in harnessing the power of their feminine energy, and in being fully who they are, as they stand up to speak, lead and change our world.

Our mission is to empower leaders to clarify the choices available in every situation, choose courageously, and take inspired action to produce the best possible team results.

Curable is an online program and app designed to help people with persistent pain reduce their symptoms and calm their nervous system.

Thanks to modern neuroscience research and mindbody tools for chronic pain, we have our lives back. We believe that every pain sufferer deserves access to these tools and are passionate about providing that.

DBSA California is a non-profit serving individuals with depression and bipolar, advocating for legislative change, and providing help to those affected by mood disorders. Here you will find state-wide support group listings, links to resources and websites, information on managing symptoms of depression and bipolar disorder, links to books and other suggested reading materials, newsletter PDF files, symptoms of depression and bipolar disorder, information about our annual conference and more to assist you in your recovery process.

The grassroots work we do focuses on eliminating the loss of life from suicide by: delivering innovative prevention programs, educating the public about risk factors and warning signs, raising funds for suicide research and programs, and reaching out to those individuals who have lost someone to suicide.

As a part of AFSP’s growing nationwide network of chapters, we bring together people from all backgrounds who want to prevent suicide in our communities. Families and friends who have lost someone to suicide, vulnerable individuals, mental health professionals, clergy, educators, students, community/business leaders, and many others energize our chapter.

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