Throughout Paula’s* early childhood, she was exposed to many traumatic events, including the brutal murder of her mother.  This series of events in her native country affected her ability to process her trauma, along with her ability to cope with her own grief and loss. After immigrating to the United States, Paula engaged in maladaptive […]

Star View Children & Family Services hosted the first ever Compton PRIDE Festival in the City of Compton on Saturday, July 6, 2019 from noon to 8 p.m. The festival was the first PRIDE event in South Los Angeles, an area with limited resources for LGBTQIA. The family-friendly event was free to the public and […]

Stars Behavioral Health Group was founded in 1988 and has always served adults, as well as children. But our growth over the past three decades has been more in children’s services. In recent years, our leadership team has expanded our company’s focus to increase our services to adults (including family members of the children we […]

     Recently, Central Star and the Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to unveil the new Fresno Crisis Residential Treatment (CRT) facility.  More than 150 people turned out to tour the 16-bed center designed for adults ages 18 to 59.  This CRT is the first short-term program (with a […]

Recently Star View TEAMMATES hosted its annual resource fair at the Watts Empowerment Center with Red-Eye in Los Angeles. Entertainment was provided by 93.5 KDAY-FM and a free carnival with rides and games; nearly 1,000 families and their children attended. More than 100 service providers—such as Providence Health & Services, The Good Seed, MAMA’s Neighborhood […]