Archway
Court-mandated education and counseling for adults convicted of domestic violence offenses, drug use or possession, or driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Participants learn about addiction, anger management, stress management, and communication, as well as the legal and social consequences of their actions.
Martha Greene
martha.greene@star-vista.org
650-366-8433
Download a program flyer: Archway
COUNSELING CENTER
Affordable counseling services for children, teens, adults, and families, covering relationship issues, behavioral concerns, depression/anxiety, life transitions, peer conflicts, homework stress, self-esteem, and more. Clients learn new coping strategies, change negative patterns, and improve parenting skills.
Nancy Fang, Psy.D.
Program Director
nancy.fang@star-vista.org
(650) 591-1718 ext 119
INTAKE: (650) 355-8787
Download a program flyer: Counseling Center
CRISIS INTERVENTION AND SUICIDE PREVENTION CENTER
Provides education and crisis intervention services for schools, 24-hour suicide crisis hotline, online teen support and chatroom, alcohol and drug helpline, and parent support hotline.
Eric Valladares
Department Director
eric.valladares@star-vista.org
HOTLINE: (650) 579-0350
www.onyourmind.net
Download a program flyer: Crisis Center
DAYBREAK
A transitional housing program that provides independent living skills training and mental health support for homeless teens aged 16-21.
Michelle Mayes, MA
Program Manager
michelle.mayes@star-vista.org
(650) 364-4633
Download a program flyer: Daybreak
DUI SERVICES
Helping offenders comply with local court, state system, and DMV mandates in Pacifica, South San Francisco, Half Moon Bay, and San Bruno. Services include individual and group counseling and education, with daytime, evening, and weekend groups available through first offender and multiple offender programs.
(650) 650-355-8787
Download a program flyer: DUI Services
FIRST CHANCE OUTPATIENT SERVICES
Substance abuse treatment program for non-violent, simple drug possession offenders that offers an alternative to incarceration, as dictated by California Proposition 36. Participants learn about anger management, domestic violence, mental health, and parenting, and receive case management, individual and group counseling, follow-up support and resource referrals.
(650) 689-5597
Download a program flyer: First Chance
FIRST CHANCE SOBERING STATION
This 24-hour program serves as an alternative to jail for persons arrested for driving under the influence or public intoxication. Services include housing during the period of inebriation, substance abuse assessment, referral services, and extended case management.
(650) 689-5597
Download a program flyer: First Chance
The Mindfulness Project
Mindfulness is an incredible approach to helping individuals improve their overall wellness through awareness and acceptance with non-judgment. During this time of shelter-in-place and systemic racial inequality, our communities are hurting. With all of the additional challenges, frustrations, and feelings of isolation brought on by this, we are making it a priority to focus our efforts on sharing techniques and practices that can help bring peace and hope to our community. And this starts with working on ourselves as individuals.
The groups are FREE of charge, open to ages 15-25 (Groups are split based on the age of the participants.), and are held in a virtual zoom meeting room for the current time being (and subject to change to in-person as needed/allowed).
If you are interested and would like to get connected with a group that works best for your schedule, sign up below:
Alexi Arvanitidis, LMFT
Program Manager
mindfulnessproject@star-vista.org
(650)366-8436
Download a program flyer: The Mindfulness Project
SAN MATEO COUNTY PRIDE CENTER
Intensive support services for individuals and families in the LGBTQ+ community. The Center is a program of StarVista in partnership with Peninsula Family Service and Outlet of Adolescent Counseling Services, and in collaboration with San Mateo County Behavioral Health and Recovery Services.
(650) 591-0133
www.sanmateopride.org
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING YOUTH SERVICES
Housing or rental assistance and comprehensive supportive case management services for qualified former foster care and probation youth aged 18-24. Youth participating in this program are required to work and/or go to school while learning independent living skills.
Alyssa Canfield
Program Manger
alyssa.canfield@star-vista.org
(650)730-8493
Download a program flyer: Transitional Housing Youth Services
WOMEN’S ENRICHMENT CENTER
Intensive day treatment program for women diagnosed with both substance abuse and mental health issues. Clients attend five-hour classes five days a week, learning about addiction and mental health while managing housing, occupational, finance, parenting, medical, and dental issues.
Nancy Quiggle, PhD
Program Director
nancy.quiggle@star-vista.org
(650) 591-3636
Download a program flyer: Women’s Enrichment Center
