02 Counseling, Crisis Prevention and Support Groups Archives - Sonoma County Aging & Disability Resource Guide

2A Alcohol and Drug-Related Services

agency	program	phone
Click on the plus sign for more information Alcoholics Anonymous World Service http://www.aa.org/	Alcoholics Anonymous	707-544-1300
Click on the plus sign for more information Alcoholics Anonymous World Service www.b2c.aaws.org/	Book Store	707-546-2066
Click on the plus sign for more information Center Point Drug Abuse Alternative Center www.daacinfo.org/PS_outpatient.shtml	Family and Friends Support Groups	707-544-3295
Click on the plus sign for more information Center Point Drug Abuse Alternative Center www.daacinfo.org/PS_outpatient.shtml	Outpatient Treatment Program	707-544-3295
Click on the plus sign for more information Center Point Drug Abuse Alternative Center www.daacinfo.org/PS_residential.shtml	Turning Point Residential Treatment	707-284-2950
Click on the plus sign for more information County of Sonoma Health Services Alcohol and Other Drug Services https://sonomacounty.ca.gov/health-and-human-services/health-services/divisions/behavioral-health/services/substance-use-disorders-services	Orenda Center Detox	707-565-7450
Click on the plus sign for more information National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence www.ncadd.org/	National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence	212-269-7797
Click on the plus sign for more information Redwood Gospel Mission www.srmission.org	Manna Home for Women	707-576-1471
Click on the plus sign for more information Redwood Gospel Mission www.srmission.org	The Rescue Mission and Homeless Guest Services	707-542-4817

agency	program	phone
Click on the plus sign for more information Alzheimer’s Association www.alz.org	Alzheimer's Support Groups	707-573-1210
Click on the plus sign for more information American Cancer Society https://www.cancer.org/treatment/support-programs-and-services.html	Support Groups	707-545-6720
Click on the plus sign for more information Brain Injury Network www.braininjurynetwork.org/thesurvivorsviewpoint/braininjurysupport.html	Brain Injury Support	707-544-4323
Click on the plus sign for more information Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Santa Rosa www.santarosacatholic.org/ministries/catholic_charities	Alzheimer's Respite Resource Center	707-528-8712
Click on the plus sign for more information Petaluma People Services Center www.petalumapeople.org	Caregivers Express Support Group	707-765-8488
Click on the plus sign for more information Primrose www.primrosealz.com/caregiver-support-groups/	Support Group for Caregivers	707-578-8360
Click on the plus sign for more information Redwood Caregiver Resource Center www.redwoodcrc.org/res.php	Caregiver Support	707-542-0282
Click on the plus sign for more information West County Community Services www.westcountyservices.org/services-programs/russian-river-senior-resource-center/	Russian River Senior Resource Center-Caregiver Support	707-823-1640

Major depression is indicated by pervasive depressed mood, sadness and loss of interest and pleasure.
Depression is often complicated by other medical conditions such as chronic medical disorders, chronic pain, anxiety, cognitive impairment, grief/bereavement, and/or substance abuse.
Depression can be treated! Talk to your primary care physician or a mental health specialist.
Primary care is the de facto treatment location for most patients with common mental health conditions like depression and anxiety, with 70% of all antidepressant prescriptions in the United States written by a primary care provider.
Only 30-50% of patients have a full response to the first treatment plan. That means 50-70% of patients need at least one change in treatment.
Only 50% of patients who receive a referral for specialty mental health care ever follow through with the referral. Among those who do, many do not have more than one visit.

Source: University of Washington’s AIMS Center (Advancing Integrated Mental Health Solutions)