Mental & Behavioral Health
Here at Shasta Community Health, we understand that mental health is as important as physical health. That means we look at our patients’ well-being from a whole-person perspective to include body and mind. This is called behavioral health and it allows us to provide whole-person care, as well as referrals to our community partners to find solutions for all our patients.
Our therapists explore ways to provide:
- Assessments and education
- Information related services to help our patients consider the mental health aspects of their whole health picture
- Supportive and evidence-based, short-term treatment to our patients in need
If you have questions, please contact your clinician, or call a Care Coordinator at (530) 229-5025 to arrange a consultation with one of our therapists. We are here to support you!
Behavioral Health services can be found at the following locations:
Shasta Community Health Center
Anderson Family Health & Dental Center
Enterprise Family Health & Dental Center
Urgent Care
Shasta Lake Family Health & Dental Center
Women's, Babies' & Children's Center
Our Mission Statement
Our therapists promote solution-focused therapy in a primary care setting to enrich the minds of our patients, and their community, in developing solutions to behavioral barriers which get in the way of their overall well-being.
Understanding Common
Mental Health Issues
The first step is education to understand these common issues.
The following information is from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM). These definitions of symptoms provide a brief description of these disorders but are not complete and should not be used in place of a clinician’s diagnosis. A clinician will be able to help you assess your symptoms and help guide you.
If you feel one of them matches your symptoms, please contact your clinician for a consult to help guide you toward a care plan that works for you.
Our Team
