Behavioral Health Programs
Full-Scope Medi-Cal Required for Mental Health Services
Since 2010, Operation SafeHouse has provided mental health and wellness services to youth and young adults ages 16–25 throughout Riverside County.
Our services are available on school campuses and in the community, providing accessible support for youth and young adults experiencing emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges. Services may include mental health assessments, individual and family counseling, coping and support skills, and assistance with diagnosis when appropriate.
Our clinicians work alongside schools, educators, counselors, families, and community partners to connect young people with the support they need.
Clinical Supervision:
Catherine Behnke, LMFT #45089
The Speakers Bureau offers free, one-hour presentations featuring young people with lived experience who share their stories of mental health challenges, recovery, and hope. Presentations help reduce stigma, encourage young people to ask for help, and give students practical tools to support themselves and their peers.
Available in the Coachella Valley only for youth ages 14–18 and community organizations.
For more information or to schedule a presentation, contact Rainbow Marler at rmarler@operationsafehouse.org.
Full-Scope Medi-Cal Required for Mental Health Services
The Blues Program is an evidence-based group counseling program for youth ages 14–19 designed to help participants manage stress, depression, and substance use concerns while building healthy coping skills.
The program is offered in a supportive, non-stigmatizing environment and is available in either six weekly one-hour sessions or eight weekly 45-minute sessions.
For more information:
mhprograminfo@operationsafehouse.org
760-285-1740
Full-Scope Medi-Cal Required for Mental Health Services
CBITS is an evidence-based early intervention program for youth ages 10–15 who have experienced or witnessed a traumatic event. The program helps youth reduce trauma-related symptoms, including anxiety and depression, while building resilience and healthy coping skills.
Through group and individual sessions, youth receive support in a safe, school-based environment. The program also engages parents and teachers to strengthen the support system around each young person.
For more information:
mhprograminfo@operationsafehouse.org
760-285-1740
Full-Scope Medi-Cal Required for Mental Health Services
Seeking Safety is an evidence-based program for youth, young adults, and adults ages 16 and older who have experienced trauma or are at increased risk for mental health challenges related to traumatic experiences. Participants learn positive coping skills, build resilience, and develop strategies to manage the effects of trauma.
Services are available in school and community settings and may be provided through individual or group sessions. The program is offered in weekly sessions over 6–8 weeks.
For more information:
mhprograminfo@operationsafehouse.org
760-285-1740
