Jun 27, 2021
Learning about possible exposure to HIV or considering telling a partner or family about sexual activity creates high anxiety for most people. Founded in 1989 and initially only a nightline because callers felt safest reaching out in the wee hours, the HIV Nightline...
Jun 25, 2021
Despite progress in dismantling discrimination against LGBTQIA+ people, mental health professionals and advocates still acknowledge the need to advocate for this population and promote their access to quality services. According to mental health professionals, the...
Jun 16, 2021
In the backroom of a tree-lined bistro in San Francisco’s vibrant Castro District, a group embraces, laughs, and swaps amusing anecdotes. At first glance, you may guess these folks are a collection of old friends, but in reality, they are Felton...
May 24, 2021
This past year of COVID-19 generated high stress and anxiety for all, and the population battling early psychosis was even more vulnerable. Division Director Adriana Furuzawa explains, “We needed to have a good system in place so that we would not have to stop...
May 24, 2021
Four participants of the Young Adult Court (YAC) celebrated a milestone April 26 with a graduation ceremony. They were recognized at the Hall of Justice, 850 Bryant Street in San Francisco following COVID-19 protocols for attendees. Speaking to his YAC cohorts...
May 24, 2021
For many people in underserved communities, accessing mental health care is a struggle. Finding the right fit of a therapist, figuring out insurance coverage, and the social stigma that comes with getting help is just part of a bigger problem. The road to mental...
