The groundbreaking ceremony for the new High Desert Behavioral Health Urgent Care Center (BHUCC, pronounced “Buck”) took place recently in Lancaster. SBHG President and CEO Kent Dunlap was in attendance at the ceremony with Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger, Mayor R. Rex Parris of Lancaster, the Director of Los Angeles Department of Mental […]
SBHG Implements Suicide Safe Care Initiative for Program Staff
In response to the startling increase in suicide rates over the years, Stars Behavioral Health Group has developed the Suicide Safe Care Initiative. According to the Center for Disease Control, overall suicide rates within the United States increased 36 percent from 2000 to 2017. For those ages 10-24, suicide rates increased 56 percent and more specifically, […]
Central Star Expands with New Office in Modesto
Central Star Community Services has moved to a new 4,200 square foot office space located at 1539 McHenry Avenue in Modesto. The building operates Full Service Partnership (FSP) for children and adolescents. The previous office space in Stanislaus County could not accommodate Central Star’s growing team and joint program operations. The new workplace accommodates 20 […]
SVAC Kids Go Into Orbit!
On September 5, 2019, teen residents at Star View Adolescent Center visited Virgin Orbit in Long Beach, CA. The excited group got to see exploding rockets, satellites and shhhh… top secret stuff. They learned about jet propulsion, spoke with interns and explored the possibility of one day becoming a scientist!
T-Shirt Design is a Sign of this Client’s Success Story
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 […]
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