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Central Star Behavioral Health Operating Merced County’s First 24/7 Youth Facility

Research has shown that unaddressed mental health issues during childhood can extend into adulthood and impact their quality of life. Across the United States, there is a widespread shortage of services available for continuum of care to meet youth crisis needs. To combat this, Central Star Behavioral Health has opened the Youth Crisis Stabilization Unit […]

SBHG Expands to Orange County

Coastal Star, our company’s newest Orange County agency, has opened its first facility in the city of Orange. The Coastal Star Crisis Residential Central is a voluntary, 15-bed adult residential facility serving Orange County residents.  The center provides a safe, home-like setting for adults (ages 18 and up) who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis, […]

Anti-Racism and Discrimination Resources

This is a list of resources on how you can sustainably support the Black community through continuous self-education on anti-racism.  Read   Knowledge is power and reading a book is one of the most important tools in self-education. Books help us understand subjects we know little to nothing about. It is one of the many […]

Standing Up to Racism and Discrimination

As May, Mental Health Awareness Month, draws to an end, SBHG leadership wants to comment on the racism and discrimination we have seen play out in recent horrible events. The killings of African Americans, George Floyd in Minneapolis, Ahmaud Arbery in South Georgia, Breonna Taylor in Louisville, and countless others—along with the acts of violence […]

Star View Mask Making Project

Mask Making

Over the past several weeks, four staff members from Star View Community Services have been sewing fabric masks at the Compton office to distribute to clients, caregivers, and staff. Our staff is glad to assist and help keep our Star View family and the families we serve safe. This is a great effort of four […]

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CRU Success Stories

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    “The CRU is a positive safe haven. It is welcoming, I love to call it my home. Maile’s office is relaxing she is open, nonjudgmental and positive and helps others and does things for people when they can’t do it themselves. She’s taught me to turn my weakness into strength.”
    Addy, Former CRU Resident

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    Clients’ names and photos have been changed to protect privacy.

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    “Most beneficial thing is that the CRU has given me a safe place to spend more concentrated time with difficult feelings of trauma that I couldn’t process outside of these walls. Having a regular clinician available and people on the floor to talk to less formally has been helpful.”
    Garrett, Former CRU Resident

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    “They have staff here including nurses that actually help you to heal. They let you vent without questioning you, and they listen. They have activities to learn coping. They are respectful, kind and understanding.”
    Sara, Former CRU Resident

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    Clients’ names and photos have been changed to protect privacy.

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    "The groups were especially great here. I learned a lot. I met a lot of diverse people and was made to feel safe, welcome, and like I mattered by both staff and the other clients during my stay. I really am taking away a lot from this program. Thank you for the groups, and your support."
    Trinity, Former CRU Resident

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Featured Video

Finding his path video

Former client and Peer Mentor is featured on Mental Health Channel

Selvaughn was abandoned, evicted onto the streets at 17, then diagnosed with depression. Facing these challenges would turn out to be the start of a new life when Selvaughn found his way to our STAY program.

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