You may not be able to fully see their faces, but the Telecare MHUCC team in Long Beach is smiling behind those bandannas! The crew decided to take some lighthearted photos showing off their “new” work attire/PPE.
Read MoreThe Kite of Life is a practice that is based in narrative therapy. It is an opportunity to connect with a sense of hope and joy even during very difficult times. Click to learn more!
Read MoreWe are excited to announce that Telecare was once again recognized as a San Francisco Business Times Best Places to Work in the Bay Area.
Read MoreMessages of thanks to workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic are popping up on sidewalks, billboards, and even t-shirts these days! Our staff at Stanislaus PHF/CSU are rocking some sweet new tops with the message “Not All Heroes Wear Capes” printed in bold type.
Read MoreThe United States Department of Health and Human Services has created the Move Your Way campaign to promote recommendations from the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans. Click to learn more!
Read MoreRecently, our staff at the Orange County Collaborative Court (WIT) program in Orange County, CA, received a heartfelt thank you message from Orange County Health Care Agency (HCA) for a job well done.
Read MoreThe leadership team at our Lagos Crisis Residential Treatment (CRT) program in Riverside, CA, created an educational board for the CRT residents and staff.
Read MoreAs we continue social distancing and shelter-in-place practices in California, our TAO North and TAO Central program in Orange County have been going to banks to pick up food to deliver to members.
Read MoreToday’s self-care tip is a mindfulness-based activity called SIFTing. This is an acronym that stands for: Sensing, Images, Feeling, Thoughts. Click to learn more!
Read MoreOC AOT received a generous donation of food items from a local room and board operator, Michael Rosenberg of the Chalet House. The donations were shared with members so that no one has to go without a meal.
Read MoreGood sleep habits can lead to some great health benefits. Click to learn more!
Read MoreIn times of crisis, journaling is a good way to stop, reflect, and digest our experiences so that they don’t way us down. Click to learn more!
Read MoreDid you know that nearly 50 million Americans don’t take their prescribed medication because they can’t afford to pay for them?
Read Moreؼ participated in our first virtual career fair for California State University at Channel Islands on April 8, 2020!
Read MoreLAOA had originally planned to celebrate Heritage Day, and they did! However, they also used the time to learn how to sew. The team sewed their own masks to use on the frontlines. The extras will be given to members and other ؼ programs in need of masks.
Read MoreGetting used to wearing a mask while providing direct-care services can be an adjustment, but we have some ways you can turn it into a mindful practice. Click to learn more!
Read MoreGetting used to wearing a mask while providing direct-care services can be an adjustment, but we have some ways you can turn it into a mindful practice. Click to learn more!
Read MoreResilience is about the ability to maintain a stable equilibrium — to “bounce back” and return to wellness after a challenging event. It is a powerful tool in recovery, strengthening with life’s twists and turns and bringing us to the present moment. Even if you are still feeling sadness, pain, or hurt from an event — you are resilient and stronger because of it.
Read MoreWhen every day feels like a juggling act, there are many little ways we can take back control. Click to learn more!
Read MoreDuring a time of social isolation, it is important to spread the love and tell those around you, near and far, how much you care about them. Click to learn more!
Read More50 Years of Services to People With Serious Mental Illness
