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Twin Rivers Unified School District

Mental Health Services

Below you will find mental health service providers available to connect you to the personalized needs of your family with culturally-responsive and inclusive staff offered through the District, Sacramento County, and Care Solace. 

 
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Mental Health Access Team

Mental Health Access Team

Simply call the Mental Health Access Team to request services and an over-the-phone assessment in order to be referred to an appropriate mental health service provider.
 
 
Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm (24/7 for Mental Health Crisis Calls)
Phone: (916) 875-1055 or toll free (888) 881-4881 
Fax (916) 875-1190
 
Sacramento County Mental Health Brochures:
 

Care Solace

Care Solace is a 24/7 web-based tool that makes it easier for students, families and staff to connect with mental healthcare resources and providers in their communities. Care Solace can offer information with therapy, online therapy, hospitalization, family counseling, and other services in minutes.
 
The Care Concierge team can be contacted at:
 
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Daybreak Health

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Daybreak health
Daybreak Health partners with schools and districts like Twin Rivers Unified School District to provide confidential, evidence-based virtual therapy for students ages 5-19 and families, regardless of insured or uninsured. Their care programs are personalized to each individual’s unique needs. Daybreak Health will provide teletherapy for youth ages 5-19 and their parent/guardians. These therapeutic services are offered to help students and families who are struggling with attention & focus, behavior issues, tantrums, sleep and bedtime routines, stress, anxiety, depression, grief, relationship challenges, and more. Youth ages 11+ will participate in 1:1 sessions with a clinician and youth ages 5-10 will participate in sessions alongside their parent(s) or guardian(s). Daybreak accepts most Medi-Cal and commerical plans.
 
How it works:
  • Families can submit a Care Request to get started. Students are then matched with a qualified clinician who provides personalized, one-on-one or family sessions.
  • School staff can also submit a Care Request on behalf of the student and family.
 
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Appa Health Mentorship

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Appa is a free virtual youth mentorship program pairing students ages 13-18 with Certified Wellness Coaches to develop the social-emotional skills and mindsets they need to be successful. An option for care that supports students after school and on weekends. 
 
In 12 weeks, your teen will meet with their mentor for weekly 1:1 video calls while learning how to improve their motivation, deal with unhelpful thoughts, and improve their confidence.
Your teen’s mentor will serve as a trusted listening ear, positive role model, and accountability partner.
Your teen’s mentor will also guide them through a video curriculum that teaches science-backed psychology skills. These bite-sized videos teach teens strategies to overcome anxiety, reduce procrastination, manage stress, and plan for the future.
 
How it works:
  1. Parent phone call with the Appa team to learn more about how they can support your teen.
  2. Teen opts-in; Appa texts your teen to see if they would like mentorship. Then they help them choose a mentor.
  3. Online mentorship begins!
  4. Families can request mentorship on their own, or school staff can submit a requst on behalf of the student.
 
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