1. Presented by: Michael Kennedy, MFT Director

2. Psychiatric Emergency Services 24/7 availability Access to  Crisis Stabilization  Crisis Residential Services  Inpatient Hospitalization  Ongoing outpatient Services

3. Crisis Assessment, Prevention, and Education Team The CAPE Team 5 core components: Mobile Crisis Response Member of the Junior College Critical Incident Response Team QPR Training for students, faculty, & staff Screening and Assessment Peer-based services Educational Activities CAPE Team staff provide mobile response at 8 Sonoma County high schools and Santa Rosa Junior College

4. Community Intervention Program Providing mobile services to Sonoma County’s most vulnerable populations: People who are homeless People who abuse substances Veterans People of Color People who experienced recent psychiatric hospitalization Mobile Support Team Responding behavioral health crisis call to law enforcement Staffed by licensed mental health staff, certified substance abuse counselors & post – graduate interns Follow up services provided by mental health consumer and family members Start up scheduled for March 2012

5. Community Intervention Training 8 Trainings completed since 2008 over 210 law enforcement officers trained Full participation from all law enforcement agencies countywide

6. Crisis Residential Unit Alternative to psychiatric in- patient hospitalization 10 - bed psychiatric crisis residential treatment program Provides intensive 24-hour therapeutic environments Coming June 2012 Aurora Behavioral Health 93 - bed psychiatric inpatient hospital Serving adults, adolescents, and geriatric clients

7. Forensic Assertive Community Treatment Team & Mental Health Court Intensive services to adult mentally ill offenders Referrals directly from jail Probation conditions supervised by an embedded probation officer Positive outcomes include: 82% decrease in jail days 48% reduction in hospitalizations 60% reduction in FTAs 86% reduction in convictions 95% reduction in new felonies