Resources ~ Counseling & Support
Family Service Agency
Provides professional marital, family,individual,child and group counseling including support and special interest groups for seniors and domestic violence prevention groups for men and women. Fees: Sliding Scale.
Contact: (707) 545-4551
Farmworker Services
Committed to create paths and opportunities for those seeking greater self-sufficiency, independence and diginity through education,training, housing and other services. Fee:none
Contact: (707) 433-1992
Hope Counseling Services
Provides church related counseling services using licenes professionals trained and experienced in trauma, resolution, relational counseling,chemical dependency and psyhotherapy. Also provides hypnosis and biofeedback for habit control and pain. Sliding fee scale.
Contact: (707) 763-9484
Jewish Family and Children’s Services
Sliding-scale, non-sectarian counseling for children, adults, couples, and families.
Contact: (707) 571-8131
LOMI Community Clinic
Low fee counseling for individuals, couples, families, and children.
Contact: (707) 579-0465
Loyola Counseling Institute
Counseling for individuals, couples and families on a sliding fee scale.
Contact: (707) 526-1167
NAMI (National Alliance of Mentally Ill)
An all volunteer organization offering information, education, and support for families and friends of people with mental illness.
Contact: (707) 527-6655
Northbay Veteran’s Center
Individual, group and family counseling clinic for Veterans of all eras. Sexual trauma counseling, case management and referrals.
Contact: (707) 586-3295
Petaluma People Services Counseling & Prevention
Psychotherapy for individuals, couples, families, children, or groups on a sliding fee scale. School-based counseling for crisis intervention, gang prevention & substance abuse, counseling for COTS clients, child abuse prevention & treatment, parenting workshops, and information & referral.
Contact: (707) 765-8488
Restorative Resources
Restorative Resources is a non-profit organization committed to restorative justice principles, values, and practices. They address the harm done by criminal offending, reduce the risk of future harm, and focus on strengthening and building the community.
Contact: 707-823-8080
Rohnert Park Youth and Family Services
Individual, family and group counseling for youth and families within the Rohnert Park/Cotati School District. Crisis intervention including suicide prevention, runaways, child abuse.
Contact: (707) 584-2699
Social Advocates for Youth (SAY)
Counseling, education, and prevention services for high-risk, low-income youth (ages 14 yrs to 21 yrs) and their families.
Contact: (707) 544-3299
Sonoma County Mental Health Outreach
Counseling and case management to clients within the mental health system. Accepts medi-cal.
Contact: (707) 565-4900
Sonoma County Mental Health Resource Team
Intake and referral for adults and children with mental health concerns. Individual, group and family counseling, and prescriptions for medication. Accepts medi-cal, and sometimes works with uninsured clients in special cases.
Contact: (707) 565-6900
Sonoma State University (SSU) Community Counseling Center
Counseling services for adults, teens, children, couples, and families in Sonoma County.
Contact: (707) 588-9720
West County Community Services
Family counseling on a sliding scale.
Contact: (707) 829-5717
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Alliance Medical Center
Provides urgent care with no appointment, family planning services, prenatal care, a pediatrics clinic, school and employment physicals, nutrition counseling, social services advocacy, Diabetic and hypertensive care, minor treatment and dental clinic. Also offers chiropractic and acupuncture services, mental health counseling and immigration physical. Sliding scale; Accepts Medi-Cal, Medicare, Child Health and Disability Program and County Medical Services
Contact: (707) 433-5494
Ananda Institute
Provides outpatient treatment with educational and process sessions for individuals experiencing difficulties with alcohol or other drugs. Offers an approach to treatment that is based on a belief in each individuals ability to devlop new skills and change attitudes and behaviors that will positively affect that individuals recovery process. Fees: Sliding scale
Contact: (707) 544-4441
California Parenting Institute (CPI) WARMLINE
Confidential phoneline for parents to ask about children’s behavior, child development, parenting skills, and related topics. Calls are returned within 48 hours by a trained warmline volunteer.
Contact: (800) 544-WARM
Care Children's Counseling Center
Caring Parents Program teaches skills helpful to parents whose children ages 2-18 have experienced physical, sexual or emotional abuse,neglect, exposure to domestic voilence or parental substance abuse. Also works with children who have challenging behaviors such as Attention Deficit Disorder/Hyperactivity, and Defiant Behavior.
Contact: (707) 575-9166
Care/Children’s Counseling Center
Individual & group counseling for children and families coping with behavior problems, divorce, grief, domestic violence, sexual abuse and a variety of other issues. Anger management for children ages 6-12 and their families.
Contact: (707) 575-9166
Catholic Charities Family Support Center
Operates an emergency homeless shelter for children and their families, pregnant women, elderly, and persons with disabilites. Program provides case management, support services, and community resources leading to family stabilization,housing placement an retention.
Contact: (707) 542-5426
Chrysalis Counseling Services for Women
Provides affordable high quality feminist counseling services on a sliding-scale for women,men,couples, families,and children. Also offers groups, resources amd referral information.
Contact: (707) 545-1670
Community Support Network (CSN)
Community based services for persons with mental or emotional difficulties. Six to nine month residential treatment program serving adults with chronic and persistent mental illness and substance abuse or alcoholism. Provides independent living skills and 12 Step recovery services. Must be referred by Sonoma County Mental Health Services
Contact: (707) 575-0979
Council on Aging Services for Seniors(COA) Legal Services
Legal Assistance for seniors 60 yrs of age. Services in English and Spanish.
Contact: (707) 525-0143
Drug Abuse Alternatives Center (DAAC)
Services include outpatient treatment for adults and adolescents,counseling for families,youth education and counseling,family education group,crisis intervention,relapse prevention groups. First Steps is a perintal day-treatment program.
Contact: (707) 544-3295
Family Education Center
LifeWorks: Strengthens families and individuals through education and counseling, Our services include parent education meetings, individual and family counseling.Offers support and education regarding family issues related to substance abuse. Provides an 8 to 10 week program to children and families to promote awareness and understanding. Offers a variety of workshops and support groups, training and services for parent educators, bookstore and lending library.
Contact: (707) 568-2300
