New patients
Call us today. No referral necessary.
It’s okay if you’re unsure where to start with mental health care. We’re here to help you figure it out. Our team listens to your needs and matches you with the services that best support your goals and circumstances.
How do I get started?
You don’t need a referral to get started with mental health care. If you’re reaching out for yourself, just call us directly — we’ll help guide you to the right services.
- Call us at (831) 625-4600 and we will connect you to the appropriate team
Refer a patient
if you are concerned about someone else, you can encourage them to contact us for service. We welcome referrals from doctors, or legal guardians.
What new patients can expect
Upon initial contact, our team will gather basic demographic and insurance information and direct you to the appropriate care.
Your personalized care team
Our clinicians come from diverse specialties and backgrounds, but they all share one thing: a commitment to thoughtful, personalized mental health care. Many are board-certified psychiatrists with years of experience supporting patients and families through depression, anxiety, trauma, and other challenges.
Our clinicians bring compassion, curiosity, and care to every interaction. They take time to get to know you, build trust, and create a safe space. You can also count on them to work closely with the rest of your care team, so your support stays connected and consistent.
Steady support for lasting change
Mental health care works best when it’s a team effort. Depending on your needs, your team may include:
- Licensed clinical social workers
- Licensed marriage and family therapists
- Neuropsychologists
- Psychiatric nurse practitioners
- Psychiatrists
- Psychologists
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Insurance information
Paying for care shouldn’t add extra stress. We accept most major insurance plans, so you can focus on getting the support you need. Please note that we’re able to accept Medi-Cal for inpatient mental health services, but not for outpatient care.
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People also ask
What happens at a first mental health appointment?
At your first visit, your provider will talk with you about your symptoms, history, and goals for care. It’s a chance to get to know each other and begin building a plan that works for you.
How long does it take to get an appointment?
Wait times vary depending on the service and provider, but we do our best to offer timely care. Call us, and we’ll help you understand your options and what’s available soonest.
Can I switch providers if the first one isn’t the right fit?
We understand how important it is to feel comfortable with your provider. If you would like to request a change, let us know. We will help you find the right match.
