Established by founder Sheila Boltz as a non-profit residential program called Midtown Manor serving individuals with psychiatric disabilities. TPCP pioneers hiring those in recovery from mental illness to mentor others. John Buck incorporated the social rehab model and agency continued to serving individuals in a high-intensity transitional residential treatment program.
John proposes new business plan created to pursue new contracts and funding sources including Alta California Regional Center. Midtown Manor becomes Turning Point Residential Treatment Program with two Augmented Care and Treatment (ACT) homes. John Buck becomes Executive Director. Crisis Residential Program is created to serve as cost-effective alternative to crisis hospitalizations.
John proposes new business plan created to pursue new contracts and funding sources including Alta California Regional Center. Midtown Manor becomes Turning Point Residential Treatment Program with two Augmented Care and Treatment (ACT) homes. John Buck becomes Executive Director. Crisis Residential Program is created to serve as cost-effective alternative to crisis hospitalizations.
Services
ABIDING HOPE is a 7 to 14 day respite facility for individuals 18 years of age and older with psychiatric disability. We provide a short-term alternative to an emergency department visit, or acute hospitalization for persons experiencing overwhelming stress, which can be alleviated with a brief respite stay.
BENDER COURT CRP is a 6 bed short-term crisis residential program that is in partnership with UC Davis. We provide support for adults experiencing a mental health crisis averting the need for psychiatric hospitalization. Bender Court offers a safe, short-term and supportive environment for individuals experiencing mental health challenges with the goal of symptom stabilization.
CRISIS RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM (CRP) is a comprehensive, short-term residential program that provides a less restrictive alternative to hospitalization. CRP provides treatment for adults experiencing a mental health crisis who require 24-hour support in order to return to community living. The services provided are time-specific, member-focused, and strength-based.
THE INTEGRATED SERVICES AGENCY (ISA) provides psychosocial, rehabilitation and recovery-oriented services for adults primarily between the ages of 18-59 with psychiatric disabilities and extended histories of long-term hospitalizations. ISA provides member-directed, culturally competent mental health services to enhance the quality of life by empowering individuals to take charge of their own lives by promoting self-care and independence.
THE MENTAL HEALTH URGENT CARE CLINIC (MHUCC) is a walk-in clinic for individuals with an urgent mental health need. The MHUCC is a client-centered program that focuses on providing immediate relief to individuals and families in distress. The program intends to avert psychiatric emergency room visits and involuntary hospitalizations.
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Teresa Bone
Jan 02, 2022
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I received a "...wrong number" call from these people in the Chico branch. The receptionist had no idea what was going on and could not (or didn't want to) answer basic questions so she transfered me to Shiela. I still couldn't get any solid answers as to why they'd be calling other than the wrong number excuse. I pointed out her receptionist couldn't even answer the most basic questions and her response (after telling me she doesn't know ALL the cases being handles because there's ten case workers) was "well, that's why she transfered you to me". 😑
As we were getting off the phone I requested
As we were getting off the phone I requested
Matthew Keller
Oct 16, 2019
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Wouldn't recommend it to anyone. They change your doctor every appointment without warning. You can't make any progress because every doctor appointment is spent getting to know your new doctor without any follow ups. If there's a problem and you need to call your case worker, your call will go straight to her 'Im sorry I'm on Christmas Vacation' answering machine even though it's in the middle of July. If you do manage to get ahold of the receptionist, it wouldnt matter because they don't keep a good record of your case. Turning Point should only be used for desperate situations while searching
Le O.
Sep 25, 2019
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To be honest the county/medi-cal mental health services more often than not turn into massive disappointments, Turning Point is no exception. Unfortunately, everyone needs a job and a paycheck and you will find the majority of these people are here for just that. The tragic truth is, if you don't have money to bypass these waste-basket county services and enter private practice you're basically screwed and will not get the kind of mental health support you actually need. These guys just got $380,000 from the county to reach out to the Tent City residents under the 9th st bridge and provide mental
