Behavioral Wellness
El Concilio California’s Behavioral Wellness Department provides inclusive mental health, preventative care, and social services with a focus on advocacy, culture, education, and relationship building.
We Believe in Understanding & Caring for the Whole Person
El Concilio California offers behavioral health programs for individuals and families experiencing emotional, psychological, behavioral, or psychiatric concerns. Services are designed around a stages-of-life approach and emphasize family involvement and culturally responsive care.
Behavioral Wellness Programs & Services
- Behavioral Wellness & Recovery Services
- Family Advocacy & Parent Supports
- Mandated Classes & Re-Entry Programs
Behavioral Wellness & Recovery Services
Clinical Services
El Concilio California provides behavioral evaluation and assessment, individual and family-based therapies, group therapies, outpatient services, case management, and recovery support.
Services are available for adults, children, adolescents and youth, and older adults. Programs vary by age, level of need, and eligibility.
- Adult Behavioral Wellness Services
- Children’s Behavioral Wellness Services
- Adolescent & Youth Behavioral Wellness Services
- Older Adult Behavioral Wellness Services
- Behavioral evaluation & assessment
- Case management & recovery support
Family Advocacy & Parent Supports
Family Advocacy Unit
Family Advocacy programs are free, confidential, outcome-driven, culturally sensitive, and delivered with compassion.
Services may include parenting programs, supervised visitation, family intervention, counseling, and referrals to community resources.
For current program availability, eligibility, and appointment information, contact El Concilio California at (209) 644-2600.
Mandated Classes & Re-Entry Programs
Court-Mandated Services & Re-Entry
El Concilio California provides counseling and educational programs for individuals required to meet court-ordered requirements.
Re-Entry and AB109 Services provide intensive case management and referrals for education, employment, housing, social services, family reintegration, and other supports.
Additional services include DUI program classes, domestic violence therapies and classes, Alternatives to Violence Project workshops, temporary employment placement, food assistance, mentoring, SNAP/welfare assistance, transitional housing assistance, behavioral health services, job readiness, digital literacy, and computer training.
