Service Area 2 Resources

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We understand these are difficult times. In our ongoing effort to keep SA 2 individuals and communities connected and informed, we have organized the following resources to assist you in navigating our network or providers. Additional Countywide mental health resources are also available on our website.

The Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health (LACDMH) supports the wellbeing of our County residents and communities. LACDMH’s Help Line is available 24/7 to provide mental health support, resources, and referrals at (800) 854-7771.

Navigation Team

Call for assistance with linkage to mental health services and other support services.

Program Contact Phone Number
Navigation Supervisor Michelle Rittel (818) 488-3860
Child/Young Adult Navigator (Ages 0-20) Fang Xie (Colin) (818) 488-3862
Adult/Older Adult Navigator (Ages 21+) Darrell Scholte (818) 610-6705
Navigator, Hospital and Regional Center Liaison Michele Renfrow (213) 305-3199

 

Service Area 2 Outreach And Engagement Team

Email to learn more or join our Service Area 2 collaborative meetings.

Collaborative Meeting Liaison Email
Clergy Interfaith Collaborative Cristina Rojas sa2administration@dmh.lacounty.gov
Clergy Interfaith Collaborative Mariam Nahapetyan sa2administration@dmh.lacounty.gov
Health Neighborhood Rima Safaryan sa2administration@dmh.lacounty.gov
Health Neighborhood Fang Xie sa2administration@dmh.lacounty.gov
Service Area Leadership Team (SALT 2) Mariam Nahapetyan salt2@dmh.lacounty.gov
Service Area Leadership Team (SALT 2) Michelle Rittel salt2@dmh.lacounty.gov

 

SA 2 Directly-Operated Mental Health Care Providers

Adult/Older Adult Clinics

Olive View Mental Health Clinic
14238 Saranac Lane Sylmar, CA 91342 (Google Map Link)
(818) 485-0888
View Brochure ( Printable PDF ): English | Spanish

San Fernando Mental Health Center
10605 Balboa Boulevard, Suite 100, Granada Hills, CA 91344 (Google Map Link)
(818) 832-2400
Admission/Intake Line: (818) 798-3081
View Brochure ( Printable PDF ): English

West Valley Mental Health Center
20151 Nordhoff Street, Chatsworth, CA 91311 (Google Map Link)
(818) 407-3200

Santa Clarita Valley Mental Health Center
23501 Cinema Drive, Suite 200, Valencia, CA 91355 (Google Map Link)
(661) 288-4800
View Brochure ( Printable PDF ): English | Spanish

 

Children/ Young Adult Clinics  

Valley Coordinated Children’s Services
19231 Victory Boulevard, Suite 110, Reseda, CA 91335 (Google Map Link)
(818) 708-4500
View Brochure ( Printable PDF ): English | Spanish
Clients seen by appointment only

San Fernando Child and Family Center
919 1st Street, San Fernando, CA 91340 (Google Map Link)
(818) 256-1124
View Brochure ( Printable PDF ): English | Spanish

Prevention Early Intervention (PEI) Resources

The Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA) is a pilot program launching in service areas 2 and 6 in partnership with the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS), Department of Public Health (DPH), Probation Department, and Office of Child Protection (OCP). Through this program, agencies will provide early intervention mental health services using evidence-based practices (EBPs) delivered by clinical staff as part of multi-disciplinary teams for children ages 2 to 18.

This unique pilot program will be working with the specific EBPs:

  1. Family Functional Therapy (FFT)
  2. Multi-Systemic Therapy (MST)
  3. Parent-Child Interactive Therapy (PCIT)

For any questions, please contact any of the following:

Additional Resources:

DMH Transitional Age Youth

Transition Age Youth (TAY) programs provide an array of mental health and supportive services for Seriously Emotionally Disturbed (SED) and Severely Mentally Ill (SMI) youth ages 16-25. TAY programs focus on a number of priority populations to receive these services, along with a specific emphasis on outreaching and engaging TAY who are currently unserved and underserved. Priority populations include the following:

    • TAY struggling with substance abuse disorders
    • TAY who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness
    • TAY aging out of the children’s mental health, child welfare, or juvenile justice systems
    • TAY leaving long-term institutional care
    • TAY experiencing their first episode of major mental illness

View TAY Drop-In Centers in Los Angeles County

Learn about (EESP) Enhanced Emergency Shelter Program a 60-day temporary
shelter program.

For additional resources please click on the following link : https://dmh.lacounty.gov/our-services/transition-age-youth/