Break the Silence, End the Stigma for Mental Health Awareness Month

(re)MIND® Central

Early Psychosis Coordinated Specialty Care

Adriana Furuzawa, Division Director of the Early Psychosis Division, explains that (re)MIND® services are “truly an evidence-based intervention for the prevention and early intervention of psychotic disorders.”

The newest program, (re)MIND® Central is an innovative hub that will link all existing (re)MIND® network programs.

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EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT:

Leroy Cooper on Challenging Misconceptions of Older Adults in the Workplace

As Network Administrator for Felton’s IT Department, Mr. Cooper's skills and determination have supported the Senior Community Service Employment Program and most recently, the Integrated Health and Resource Team.

FELTON PARTNERS WITH SALESFORCE TOWER

Lighting up Green for Mental Health Awareness!

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, Felton partnered with the Salesforce Tower and Jim Campbell's Studio to illuminate San Francisco’s prestigious tower in vibrant green, symbolizing our commitment to raising awareness and support for mental health!

SMI & M2M PROGRAMS RECEIVE

Second Chance Awards

Alameda County Probation’s Community Re-Entry & Outreach Team celebrated Second Chance Month. Corrine Lee, Division Director of Community Re-Entry & Outreach, proudly presented the 'Work of Heart' awards to Felton's SMI and M2M programs.

RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY

Integrated Health Resource Team (IHART)

Felton’s Integrated Health and Resource Team (IHART) was honored with a ribbon-cutting ceremony presented by the city of Vallejo! IHART was joined by Vallejo City Mayor Robert McConnell, Solano County Supervisor Erin Hannigan, Council Members Rozzana Verder-Aliga, JR Matulac, Mina Loera-Diaz, along with many more.

August Jean is the Clinical Care Manager for Felton’s early psychosis programs (re)MIND® and BEAM in Alameda County. Part-time therapist and part-time case manager, August uplifts people with psychosis by providing therapy and essential resources.

'COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS' OPEN HOUSE

Felton (re)MIND® and BEAM

Felton’s award-winning early psychosis programs, (re)MIND® and BEAM, welcomed visitors and clients alike to their Open House in Alameda this month!

The Marin office will be hosting an open house on May 23, from 2:00-5:00 pm and the San Mateo office will be hosting an open house on May 30, from 5:00-7:00 pm.

FELTON IN THE NEWS

Featuring Our Justice Division Programs

YAC is a collaborative court diversion partnership for transitional-age youth facing felony charges who wish to have their records expunged in exchange for successful participation and graduation from the program.

‘San Francisco Young Adult Court Gets Youthful Offenders’ Back on Track’

Felton Institute's Young Adult Court (YAC) was featured on CBS News!

The article profiled one of its clients who, through trial and error and the leadership of Judge Chan, successfully completed the program.

Felton’s Young Adult Court Featured in the Green Bay Press Gazette

The Green Bay Press Gazette article about Wisconsin’s first Young Adult Court, highlighted the fact that the court diversion program was modeled on Felton’s YAC program, and spoke about the Bay Area program’s high success rate.

AQCRT provides a 24/7 community response to low-level, non-life-threatening 911 calls in collaboration with the City of Antioch, the Antioch Police Department, and local community-based organizations. Our trained staff provide community members with mental health support, service linkage, and lifesaving skills.

Angelo Quinto Community Response Team (AQCRT) Featured on KTVU!

Bay Area Fox 2 KTVU News featured a story on the Angelo Quinto Community Response Team as it marks its one-year anniversary! The video featured interviews with the mayor of Antioch and members of AQCRT who spoke about the program’s success.

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