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Mental Health Treatment in Stockton, California

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Featured Providers in Stockton, California

Childrens Home of Stockton - Mental health facility in Stockton offering Mental Health Services, Short-Term Residential Therapeutic Program services

Childrens Home of Stockton

3.2(5)

Short-Term Residential Therapeutic Program & Youth Mental Health Services Center

430 North Pilgrim Street, Stockton, CA 95205
Monday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Thursday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Saturday: Closed, Sunday: Closed

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Tyrell Lane

Here from October 2022 - August 2024. If you’re not from this county they don’t really care for you. They will prioritize their counties children first. I’m a foster youth from alameda county and I had benefits that I was supposed to receive, and their staff laughed in my face and did not want to help me. The staff that laughed at me was Lyndsey, a young man and a horrible coach, and Ms. jess who doesn’t work there anymore. Rebecca lied and protected her staff because that’s all she could do. They told me not to judge people from your past experiences, but that’s exactly what they did to me. I had an apartment waiting for me to occupy and they did not want to help me with transportation, instead laughed and said I never had it. When I called my housing navigator in Alameda, she told me they gave it to the person next in line who was after me since I couldn’t occupy the unit. They laughed in my face even more and teased me that I didn’t get it. I had another program have a third party subsidy willing to pay for an apartment for a year, a staff was jealous because she didn’t have her own apartment and told Rebecca that she felt like I wasn’t ready. Rebecca sided with her staff and did something she knew was against her rules, which was prioritize staff over client. She cut off transportation and said she felt that it wasn’t fair that I had these opportunities and no one else in the house didn’t. I cried that day, because I was getting older without taking advantage of the opportunities I had. She blamed me for my attitude but they judged me from the first day, I wasn’t a problem until staff stopped me from my dreams and goals because of other participants. That’s one thing you never do, because all our lives are separate, and as a program that’s something you never do. This program needs new staff that actually care, and would never laugh and tease participants. They also used manipulation because I had no one to back me up. When I first arrived they didn’t wanna help or talk to me, telling me that I needed to stay in my room before and after work, that I couldn’t be in the common areas. I would say this program is supposed to be for me to use, and they would argue that it wasn’t. Until some time later on they flipped it and started saying that to me once I had given up. Shouldn’t have staff that hold someone back because of other participants.If you read this Rebecca, and Lisa, you both should let people that actually care take your spots.