Guest guest Posted December 28, 2001 Report Share Posted December 28, 2001 Hi, Does anyone know of good resources in the S.F. Bay Area (on the peninsula, and near Stanford but other than Stanford itself). We are looking for a whole array of resources: a half-day intensive program for teens would be great, but doesn't to my knowledge exist; a good cognitive behavioral therapist who does exposure response; a person who can help our family create some structure that supports the OCD progress and keeps it from reappearing; school resources; and ideas of what might be included in an IEP, including the mental health resources which the County must provide, which would be helpful. Our daughter is 16, and is now at a truly terrific intensive OCD-only residential (short term) program for teens (14-18 years old) at Menninger's in Kansas, but will be returning home soon. Thanks, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2001 Report Share Posted December 28, 2001 Hi, Does anyone know of good resources in the S.F. Bay Area (on the peninsula, and near Stanford but other than Stanford itself). We are looking for a whole array of resources: a half-day intensive program for teens would be great, but doesn't to my knowledge exist; a good cognitive behavioral therapist who does exposure response; a person who can help our family create some structure that supports the OCD progress and keeps it from reappearing; school resources; and ideas of what might be included in an IEP, including the mental health resources which the County must provide, which would be helpful. Our daughter is 16, and is now at a truly terrific intensive OCD-only residential (short term) program for teens (14-18 years old) at Menninger's in Kansas, but will be returning home soon. Thanks, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2001 Report Share Posted December 28, 2001 Hi, Does anyone know of good resources in the S.F. Bay Area (on the peninsula, and near Stanford but other than Stanford itself). We are looking for a whole array of resources: a half-day intensive program for teens would be great, but doesn't to my knowledge exist; a good cognitive behavioral therapist who does exposure response; a person who can help our family create some structure that supports the OCD progress and keeps it from reappearing; school resources; and ideas of what might be included in an IEP, including the mental health resources which the County must provide, which would be helpful. Our daughter is 16, and is now at a truly terrific intensive OCD-only residential (short term) program for teens (14-18 years old) at Menninger's in Kansas, but will be returning home soon. Thanks, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2001 Report Share Posted December 29, 2001 I believe there is an OCD support group in the peninsula area that the OCD foundations web site listed, the members might be a good resourse.We also hired a child advocate[we live in the east bay] who attended the IEP with us and knew the right things to ask for. One thing she asked for was approval of an AB 3632 school based program. This provides individual and family counseling as well as several other services. Ours was Contra CostaCounty Mental health services . The reason we wanted it was because it covers our daughter who is 7 and in 1st grade until she graduates from high school. If she needs residential or special day schooling, it is paid for by the county. The counseling does not specialize in OCD so we were not interested in those services.Maybe our advocate may know one in your area if you are interested i will give you the phone number. a Cronin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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