Program Summary
Community Support Program
We offer Full Service Partnership (FSP) services in East and West Contra Costa County.
CSP East Program Manager:
Reynold Fujikawa, PsyD
CSP West Program Manager:
Margaret Schiltz, PsyD
To Contact These Programs:
Community Support Program East: 925.432.4118
Community Support Program West: 510.778.2816
Community Support Program West: 510.778.2816
This Service is Offered:
In the communities of East and West Contra Costa County and our Pittsburg and Richmond Clinics.
Languages:
Services are available in English and Spanish
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Eligibility Criteria:
Our CSP programs serve those with Medi-Cal and uninsured Contra Costa residents. Authorization by Contra Costa Mental Health required.
Services are Provided by:
Treatment teams that include clinicians, a psychiatrist, nurse practitioners, case managers, peer specialists, family partners, and doctoral and masters level interns.
Headlines Featuring This Program:
- Consumer Council Update
- Leadership in Local Community Development
- Hume Director Chris Celio to Present on Trauma, Depression, Suicide, Substance Use, and Bullying at March Conference
- Victoria Featured in The Advocate
- Art Group Brings Comfort in Richmond
- Join us for a Stakeholder Meeting at our Pittsburg Office
- PhotoVoice brings Artistic Healing
Our Programs
Ways to Cope with Strong Feelings Related to COVID-19
Ways to Cope with Strong Feelings Related to COVID-19
Distress, Anxiety, Fear, and Strong Emotion are normal in times of distress or crisis--but how do you cope? This question was asked and answered at our interactive community workshop over Zoom on April 9, 2020! This workshiop was hosted by the Putnam Clubhouse and facilitated by Hume's Director of Clinical Programs Chris Celio.
We were especially luck that two professional singers, Natalie Amaya (www.natalieamayavoice.com) and Alicia Glenn (www.facebook.com/AliciaGlennMusic), kicked off the event with a community concert! After the concert, Chris walked us through the reasons why the current situation has been so hard and specific tips to help cope through it. The event demonstrated the healing power of music and community, as everyone was left smiling, singing, and with helpful tips to cope after the workshop.
The concert also kicked off a series of lunchtime events during April to bring the larger mental health community together. Click on this link to access the schedule of events: Stay Connected through these Fun Events for All on Zoom in April!
Click here to download the powerpoint slides for the presentation as a PDF. Feel free to distribute to whoever you'd like.