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Department of Mental Health, Los Angeles County

County Mental Health Services

Last updated Sep 4, 2009. This is not confirmation of current availability; call before travelling.

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Affiliation: LTRC, Long Term Recovery Committee Updated May 4, 2009
Affiliation: LTRG, Long Term Recovery Group Updated Apr 20, 2009
Command & Control, Mental Health Services-Psychosocial Support/Unit Updated Apr 20, 2009
Counseling, Crisis Counseling Updated Apr 20, 2009
Counseling (Free or Sliding Scale) * (ANY/ALL Types of Counseling) Updated Sep 4, 2009
Counseling, Post Disaster Counseling Updated Apr 20, 2009
Demographic Served: Survivors, Natural Disaster Impacted Communities Updated Sep 6, 2009
Demographic Served: Survivors, Natural Disaster Impacted Communities Updated May 29, 2009
Hotline, Disaster Recovery Services Hotline for Survivors Updated Nov 25, 2007
California Department of Mental Health (www.dmh.ca.gov) can assist individuals to get information on mental health issues that may arise due to the evacuatio...
Support for "All" Disasters Updated Sep 4, 2009

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2009 Station Wildfire ArchivedJoined Sep 4, 2009
LTel 9/4/09: Once the 6 free sessions are exhausted, counseling cost is on a sliding scale based on income. =========================================== The L.A. County Department of Mental He...
2008 Marek/Sesnon/Sayre - California Wildfires ArchivedJoined Apr 20, 2009
2007 California Wildfires ArchivedJoined Nov 25, 2007

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About this facility

Areas served: Los Angeles County, CA
Eligibility: Impacted by the 2007 & 2008 SoCal Wildfires
Fee for service: No
Service: Temporary

Notes

LTel 9/4/09: Once the 6 free sessions are exhausted, counseling cost is on a sliding scale based on income.

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The L.A. County Department of Mental Health will help those affected by the Station Fire with six free clinics. A representative explained that they will be guided on how to get back on their feet and talk to their children about what happened. More information is available about these sessions by calling 1-800-854-7771.

For more information and after-hour services, contact the Department of Mental Health's ACCESS Center at (800) 854-7771. The ACCESS Center is open 24 hours a day, including holidays.

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Several Dept. of Mental Health professionals from DMH for L.A. County are presenting at the 4/28/09 SFV LTRG Mental Health Workshop and will continue to provide mental health support for fire Sayre Wildire survivors.

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California Department of Mental Health (www.dmh.ca.gov) can
assist individuals to get information on mental health issues
that may arise due to the evacuations.

1-800-896-4042