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Violence Intervention Program

(323) 221-4134

The mission of the Violence Intervention Program is to protect and treat all victims of family violence and sexual assault, and for 30 years, has been executing and expanding that vision. Our support programs are the heart of what we do. VIP has continued to innovate in creating programs and systems that simplify the path to recovery for people experiencing abuse or neglect. Our work aims to cover the spectrum from Child Abuse, to Adult, Elderly and LGBTQ needs across Los Angeles County, and our offerings continue to expand each year to serve more people. We work hard to provide intimate, dedicated care to everyone who reaches out or is referred to VIP, and we welcome you to learn more about our specific offerings in this section, or by getting in touch directly with us.

Violence Intervention Program

  • 1721 Griffin Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90031, US

Community Mental Health
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Kedren Community Health Center

(323) 233-0425

Our central goal is to provide high-quality services and programs that are individually tailored, accessible, efficient, effective, and culturally competent. We have served the community since 1965, with a caring, competent staff, guided by an exceptional Board of Directors. Our mission is to provide quality integrated health and behavioral health services to children, youth, adults, and families irrespective of immigration status, residency, language, culture, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or one’s ability to pay.

Kedren Community Health Center

  • 4211 S. Avalon Bl. Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA 90001, US

Community Mental Health
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Didi Hirsch Jump Street

(310) 855-0031

Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services has provided free mental health, substance use disorder and suicide prevention services since 1942. Dedicated to serving communities where stigma or poverty limits access, Didi Hirsch helps more than 150,000 children and adults from 11 locations and 100 schools throughout Los Angeles and Orange counties each year. Jump Street in Los Angeles provides crisis stabilization and support for individuals who have persistent or acute mental illness, which can also include co-occurring disorders. Our crisis services are provided in a structured, intensive program for up to 28 days. Clients can come from outpatient intensive programs to avoid hospitalization or directly from hospitals to continue their crisis stabilization. With capacity for 10 clients, Jump Street creates a welcoming, home-like environment where clients can regain the dignity and sense of responsibility that are critical to hope and wellness. Staff works with residents to foster self-care, improve coping skills, stabilize psychiatric medication, and link them to community services prior to discharge.

Didi Hirsch Jump Street

  • 1233 S. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90035, US

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Counseling 4 Kids

(310) 817-2177

Counseling4Kids delivers healing and advocacy to at-risk children and families to improve the quality of life for all. Counseling4Kids is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides effective mental health services to abused and neglected children and youth in Los Angeles County. We specialize in the treatment of children in foster care. Our therapists travel to the home and schools of the children in our programs to provide therapy. Providing services to the child at home creates better outcomes with less missed appointments, the ability to identify stressors in the home, and the opportunity to follow a child through multiple home placements. We use a combination of licensed and unlicensed therapists who are trained in the unique needs of at-risk youth.

Counseling 4 Kids

  • 21515 Hawthorne blvd stuie 360, Torrance, CA 90503, US

Community Mental Health
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Los Angeles LGBT Center

(323) 993-7500

The Los Angeles LGBT Center offers individual, couples, family, and group therapy, as well as psychiatric care. We operate one of the few programs to assist LGBT people involved in domestic and intimate partner abuse and violence. Our programs to combat substance abuse include a renowned outpatient program for those who want to stop or reduce substance use.

Los Angeles LGBT Center

  • 1118 N. McCadden Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90038, US

Community Mental Health
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Jenesse Center, Inc.

(800) 479-7328

Founded in 1980, Jenesse Center is a nonprofit domestic violence intervention and prevention organization with a resolute mission: to restore, and provide trauma informed, culturally responsive, holistic, comprehensive services to survivors and families impacted by domestic and sexual violence, and to advance prevention modalities to sustain healthy and safe communities free of violence. Jenesse works locally, nationally and globally to shine a light on violence against women, girls, men and boys and advocates the basic human right for all people to have peace in their homes and relationships. Jenesse’s culturally sensitive programs and services not only transition families from crisis to self-sufficiency, but transforms the lives of its clients and the community at large by offering education, referrals and resources that go beyond shelter.

Jenesse Center, Inc.

  • Los Angeles, CA CA 90008, US

Community Mental Health
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Southern California Counseling Center

(323) 937-1344

SCCC provides comprehensive counseling services at rates based on your ability to pay. We believe everyone should get the care they need, at rates they can afford, for as long as they need counseling. We value and respect every person, honoring their history, cultural values and community context. We envision and work to create empowered communities where mental health care is a right, not a privilege.   Mental health services are provided in two locations: Mid City- 5615 W. Pico Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90019 Watts-10950 S. Central Ave Los Angeles, CA 90059

Southern California Counseling Center

Community Mental Health
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Middle School Girls’ General Processing Group

(424) 241-0288

This is a general processing group for girls in grades 6-8. Common goals include creating a safe space to process adversities, develop social relationships, and create healthy life skills with other peers. The group is open enrollment and will cap at 7 or 8 members. The group fee is $60/session billed monthly. Please reach out with any additional questions.

Middle School Girls’ General Processing Group

  • 2200 Pacific Coast Highway Suite 219, Hermosa Beach, California 90254, US

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Long Beach Mental Health Center

(562) 256-2900

Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health provides an array of mental health and supportive services for clients who live with serious mental illness. Services provided include: assessment, therapy, medication, case management/brokerage, crisis intervention, and other supportive services.

Long Beach Mental Health Center

  • 2600 Redondo Ave. 3rd floor, Long Beach, CA 90806, US

Community Mental Health
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The People Concern

(310) 450-4050

The People Concern believes no one should have to live on the street or in a violent household. Our staff, volunteers and those we serve work together to address the effects of homelessness, poverty, mental and physical illness, abuse and addiction. Our programs empower the most vulnerable among us to improve their quality of life – housed, healthy and safe – and become active participants in the community. We also work to educate the broader community and improve public policy.

The People Concern

  • 2116 Arlington Ave. Suite 100, Los Angeles, 90018,

Community Mental Health
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Two Chairs Therapy

(415) 202-5159

Research shows that a strong client-therapist relationship is the key to great therapy, so we’ve invested in perfecting the match. At Two Chairs, 98% of clients are happy with their first match! That's because unlike other providers, Two Chairs takes time, human to human, to get to know exactly what clients need. Clients spend 45 minutes with a licensed expert trained extensively in matching people to the right therapist. They ensure nuanced needs and preferences are understood, and that goals align with our therapists' specialties. With over 170 therapists, nearly half of whom are BIPOC identifying, a quarter speaking another language, and delivering care in over 90 different specialties and 35 modalities, we are certain we can get clients the help they deserve. In addition to making sure we match clients with the right therapist, we check in regularly to help them reflect on different aspects of their mental health. Fluctuation is expected and normal, but we are committed to helping every client feel better faster. How do we know it's working? We measure! 80% of clients report symptom reduction in anxiety or depression in just 12 sessions! We offer support across our beautiful clinics in California and Washington, as well as through teletherapy.

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Shannon Schneider, LCPC

(217) 383-0151

Call us at (217) 383-0151 and schedule your free 30-minute consultation, for relationship counseling, couples counseling, marriage counseling, eating disorder counseling, school anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder therapist, substance abuse, depression, grief counseling, academic difficulties, trauma, self-harm, teenage difficulties and many more.

Shannon Schneider, LCPC

  • 3362 Big Pine Trail, Suite A, ,IL Champaign, US

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Morningland Community

(562) 433-9906

Morningland Community provides a sanctuary of peace that is open to all – a futuristic approach to the ancient arts of yoga. Visitors and members gain balance, confidence, security, and overall well-being. A comprehensive technique of deep awareness and self-realization through healing relieves suffering physically, emotionally, and mentally, connecting one to a greater purpose.

Morningland Community

  • 2600 East 7th Street, Long Beach, California 90804, US

Mindfulness & Meditation
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Jewish Family Service LA

(818) 505-0900

We all face challenges and transitions in our lives, and when we do, we must be able to count on the strength of community for support. 

For the people of Los Angeles, Jewish Family Service LA is that trusted source of support. We are a comprehensive network of services that welcomes individuals and families of all ages and identities to our full spectrum of care. 

Our highly trained staff and volunteers work closely with individuals and their loved ones to problem-solve and guide them on their paths to safety, security, wellness, and fulfillment. 

Everyone deserves to live a healthy and satisfying life on their own terms. If you need support—or have support to give—connect with Jewish Family Service LA today.

Jewish Family Service LA

  • 330 N. Fairfax Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90036

Community Mental Health
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Women Shelter of Long Beach

(562) 437-7233

Women Shelter of Long Beach is here to help. All of our services are free and confidential. If you need immediate assistance including safe housing, please call our 24-Hour confidential hotline at 562-437-4663 (562-437-HOME) to speak to one of our trained domestic violence advocates. Advocates are standing by ready to provide you with help, support, safety planning, and resources. Call the Domestic Violence Resource Center at 562-437-7233 if you are in need of counseling, referrals, and help to leave an abusive relationship, or if you have already escaped. All WSLB services are inclusive: all victims of domestic violence, including women, men, teens, children, and individuals in same-sex relationships are welcome at WSLB. Services are provided in English and Spanish.

Women Shelter of Long Beach

  • 4201 Long Beach Boulevard, Long Beach, California 90807, US

Community Mental Health
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Angel Step Inn

(323) 780-4357

Angel Step Inn is a safe, confidential home for victims of domestic violence, who may or may not have a history of consuming alcohol and/or drugs. We assist all victims of intimate partner violence regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation or disability, with or without children. Our shelter holds approximately 30 people at a time and is staffed 24-hours a day to offer security and comprehensive support services to residents. Our shelter is a homelike atmosphere that encourages privacy and peace for healing from intimate partner abuse. Our shelter has five bedrooms, one community living room, a large dining area and two children’s playrooms. Our carriage house, which is also located on the property, provides two additional bedrooms, a kitchen, a living, room and a shared bathroom If you are unsure about to do or how to leave a violent relationship, call our 24-hour Crisis Line at (323) 780-4357.

Angel Step Inn

  • 11500 Paramount Boulevard, Downey, California 90241, US

Community Mental Health
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Women’s and Children’s Crisis Center

(562) 945-3939

The Women’s and Children’s Crisis Shelter (WCCS) is a non-profit organization providing free emergency services to men, women and their children who are victims of domestic violence. Our confidential 45-day stay emergency shelter offers a safe and secure place of refuge and recovery for victims of domestic violence and their children. Our entire continuum of on-site provisions consists of food, clothing, hygiene items, support groups, parenting classes, one-on-one counseling, case management, legal, financial and medical advocacy, transportation, and children’s program including an on-site school for shelter children.

Women’s and Children’s Crisis Center

Community Mental Health