ANCHORED
California

Any person within ANCHORED’S service area will have timely access to a screening/assessment to determine needs and eligibility. Individuals who are not eligible for services through ANCHORED will be referred to the appropriate agency for assistance.

The purpose of the initial assessment is to determine individual needs. The severity of those needs, and the service that would best meet those needs. The assessment process involves meeting with a mental health professional between one and two hours. Psychological history, current symptoms and problems impacting life, and level of functioning are assessed to determine the needs of the individual.

Anchored provides outpatient services throughout the community, home-based locations, and school-based locations.

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CARF Accredited Outpatient Mental Health Treatment Program 

Method of treating behavioral  health issues using face-to-face, one-on-one and group interaction between mental health professional and consumer with the goal to promote emotional or psychological change to alleviate problems.

Face-to-face interaction between a mental health professional and family with the goal to facilitate emotional, psychological, or behavioral  changes and promote successful communication and understanding.

Anchored currently offers Licensing supervision. The supervision process follows the requirements specified by California Board of Behavioral Sciences. Both, individual and group settings are available.