Stars Behavioral Health Group

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Client Quotes & Success Stories

Our stars are our clients! Stars Behavioral Health Group provides services and support to thousands of clients each year. The most rewarding part of our work is seeing them overcome tremendous challenges, grow, and change.

Client, Boy, Age 15

 “I got out of juvenile home and heard about the program. I voluntarily came here and it has helped me a lot.”

Client, Girl, Age 16

“When you have no one to turn to, or no job, it’s hard. But with this program, they listen to you and help you through your transitions. They don’t look down upon you with your disabilities. You can have a normal life like they do. They take you on outings. They help you to become stronger and encourage you to become better. It makes you not look down on yourself.”

Client, Girl, Age 17

 “I get to communicate to the staff. The best part of it here, is there is a freedom.”

Client, Girl, Age 17

 “I really like it here. The people here really care about me and how I am improving.”

Client, Boy, Age 15

 “I can come to them when I have problems: they really listen.”

Client, Girl, Age 16

 “It’s been great being here. They talk to me and they really listen. When I get restless, they even will take me to the mall, or take me on a walk. The people here get me.”

Client, Boy, Age 18

 “I just graduated from high school and am hoping to go to college. I’ve been with the program for about 2 to 3 years. The program helped me to graduate. I did all my school work here: they helped me here.  STARS has helped me with my problems and they get up close and personal with you: don’t try to provoke you, but let you know that they are here for you. They don’t give up on you: I’m proud of myself now."

Client, Girl, Age 17

"I really didn’t know what it was like to smile, until I came to Star View."

Addy, Former Resident, Merced CRU

“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.”

Lisa, Former Client, The STAY

"I’ve learned to cope with my mental illness and also my anger, I’ve learned to cope without the drugs or drink, and I owe it all to The STAY facility."

Sara, Former Resident, Merced CRU

"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."

Garrett, Former Resident, Merced CRU

“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.”

Trinity, Former Resident, Merced CRU

"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."

Client success stories:


Impacting Sacramento's Survivors of Sexual Exploitation

Angela* was referred to Capital Star’s program for Commercially Sexually Exploited Children and Youth (CSEC) last summer after being placed on probation following two different violations. She is a foster youth who experienced sexual trauma multiple times in her childhood and has had many suicide attempts. As a young teen, she left home and soon […] More...

Marisol's Success Story

En Español: Este programa me ayudo mucho me hotorgaron un cuarto, ropa, comida, asistir a los grupos me ayudo bastante salir acaminar al parque todos los dias. Las platicas que tenia con el staff mis companeras doy gracias por la ayuda queme brindaron las clases de dance, la comida y me compraron ropa. Los grupos […] More...

A Letter From Our Client

Dear Coastal Star Team, I cannot thank you enough for my time at Coastal Star Crisis Residential Center. Before my time spent with your staff, every day seemed like a crisis. Having support from people who have gone through similar times in addition to the credentialed staff has really made it feel like there was […] More...

Cameron's Success Story

Cameron registered with the One Stop TAY Center as a drop-in client due to his difficulties with social interactions. Before enrolling, he struggled to even leave his house.  Now, he is able to ride the bus home on his own, walk over to local restaurants to pick up his lunch, and hang out with new […] More...

Former Client and Peer Mentor is Featured on Mental Health Channel Video

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. Selvaughn found his way to The STAY, an innovative crisis residential treatment program managed by our Valley Star agency. Here is his story. More...

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