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JED's Mental Health Resource Center helps you manage your emotional health, cope with challenges, and support the people in your life.

Together, we're changing and saving lives.

The Jed Foundation (JED) is a nonprofit that protects emotional health and prevents suicide for our nation's teens and young adults, giving them the skills and support they need to thrive today...and tomorrow.

Equipping Individuals

Research shows that building resiliency and life skills, promoting social connectedness, and encouraging help-seeking and help-giving behaviors in teens and young adults supports their overall well-being, helps them thrive, and protects their emotional health, making it less likely they will fall into unhealthy behaviors. JED uses digital campaigns, the media, and partnerships to engage teens and young adults where they are and in a way they'll understand.

Explore JED's programs that reach millions of young people every year.

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For students, their school community is a critical part of their support network and emotional safety net. JED works directly with high schools, colleges, and universities representing millions of students to put systems, programs, and policies in place to create a culture of caring that protects student mental health, builds life skills, and makes it more likely students will seek help and struggling students will be recognized, connected to mental health care, and supported.

Learn more about JED's programs for high schools and colleges.

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Our mental health is impacted by the world around us. There are a range of factors that can influence the perspective, well-being, and behaviors of our teens and young adults including families, friends, media, and high-profile voices. JED partners with these communities to create a culture of caring, grounded in deeper understanding and reduced shame and secrecy, and to collaborate on amplifying their positive impact while minimizing potential harm.

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Short animated videos to teach teens techniques for managing emotions and practicing self-care. Available in 22 languages.

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When you're sad or overwhelmed, it's hard to know what you can do to feel better. Teens in particular are struggling, with 4 in 10 U.S. high school students reporting persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness and 2 in 10 seriously considering suicide.

These short animated videos walk through effective techniques to help you feel more centered and calm in the moment, and show you how to care for yourself so that you don't feel alone in your struggles. The videos are available in 22 languages, making healing and learning accessible for young people everywhere.

2 Easy Ways to Ground Yourself and Find Calm

When life gets overwhelming, it can make you feel disconnected and detached. Here are two simple exercises you can do to ground yourself and reconnect to the present moment.

How to Practice Self-Compassion

Self-compassion is about treating yourself with the same kindness and understanding that you would a friend in need - but it doesn't always come naturally. Here are three important things to remember to make self-compassion a habit.

About the translations: These videos were originally created in English and transcreated in Spanish by the Child Mind Institute. All other translations were provided by Google and reviewed for accuracy by their experts.

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NAMI Family Support Groups are free, confidential and safe groups of families helping other families who live with mental health challenges by utilizing their collective lived experiences and learned group wisdom. Groups meet weekly, every other week or monthly, depending on location.

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The challenges of mental illness not only affect an individual’s family members, but also friends, teachers, neighbors, coworkers and others in the community. The information here can help you better understand the issues that you might face.

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Cornerstone Crisis Residential is a home-like facility that provides short-term residential treatment for those experiencing a psychiatric crisis in Placer County.

Short-term residential treatment services include crisis intervention in a supportive, group living environment for adults who are experiencing acute psychiatric symptoms. Treatment is designed for individuals who need an intermediate step between a hospital stay and returning home or who wish for a more structured, supportive setting in order to prevent psychiatric hospitalization.

Cornerstone is located in Roseville, CA. The program accepts admissions twenty-four hours a day, seven days per week.

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Cornerstone Crisis Residential - Yolo Community Care Continuum

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Cornerstone Crisis Residential is a home-like facility that provides short-term residential treatment for those experiencing a psychiatric crisis in Placer County.

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Tuition-free K-12 public charter school serving areas in N. California.

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The Cottonwood School - Free Public Charter School in El Dorado Hills, CA - Free public charter school serving the greater Sacramento area

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The Cottonwood School is a free public homeschool charter school for TK-12 students in El Dorado, Amador, Alpine, Placer, and Sacramento counties.

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2024 School Accountability School Report Card- Confluence High School

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City of Roseville, CA - How to Ride Public Transportation (CAPTIONS)

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PCT Fixed Route Fare Details

General Public Single Boarding, One-Way

$1.25

Senior/Youth/Disabled Single boarding, One Way

$0.60

General Public 24 Hour Pass

$2.50

Senior/Youth/Disabled 24 Hour Pass

$1.25

General Public Transfer Between PCT Buses

Replaced by 24 hour pass

Senior/Youth/Disabled 24 Transfer Between PCT Buses

Replaced by 24 hour pass

General Public 10 Ride Pass

$10.00

Senior/Youth/Disabled 10 Ride Pass

$5.00

General Public 14 Day Pass

$21.50

Senior/Youth/Disabled 14 Day Pass

$10.75

General Public 30 Day Pass

$37.50

Senior/Youth/Disabled 30 Day Pass

$18.75

Exceptions & Explanations

Fares are one-way, single boarding and payable with cash only. Please have exact change, as drivers cannot give change. There are NO transfers from PCT to PCT buses (see Day Pass below).

Placer County Transit does not accept any form of digital pass (mobile phone) to board any bus at this time.

Day Pass fares are good for 24 hours from date and time of issuance and are useable on all Placer County Transit Buses during the 24 hours.

All purchases are non-refundable.

Seniors are age 60 and over.

Youth are 6 to 12 years old.

Children 5 and under ride free with a paying adult.

Medicare card holders eligible for half fare.

These fares are for fixed-route buses and the Taylor Road Shuttle

Please note: Google Maps/Trip Planner may not provide accurate fare information.

Passes

A 14 Day Pass is good for unlimited rides for 14 days from the date of first use. Available only via Connect Card.

A 30 Day Pass is good for unlimited rides for 30 days from the date of first use. Available only via Connect Card.

Transfers

Transfers are free between Placer County Transit and other transit agencies including:

Auburn Transit

Gold Country Stage

Roseville Transit

Connect Card

Ride transit across the region with a single reloadable card! The Connect Card is available for 7 Sacramento area transit agencies. All purchases made towards Connect Card are non-refundable.

Passes & Ticket Books

Purchase passes and ticket books on the bus from the driver or at the Placer County Transit office.

Purchases may only be made with cash, and exact change is needed when purchasing from a bus driver. When purchasing passes or adding cash value to Connect Cards, exact change is needed as the office does not provide change. You may pay the Transit office by using Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover.

All purchases are non-refundable.

Dial-a-Ride/Go South Placer On-Demand Transit Fare Details

Exceptions & Explanations

Ages 5 and under free with adult.

Seniors are ages 60 and over.

Youth ages are 6 to 12.

Medicare card holders eligible for half fare.

Placer Commuter Express Fare Breakdown

All purchases made for Placer Commuter Express are non-refundable.

Summer Youth Pass

Kids can travel around the Cities of Auburn, Rocklin, Lincoln, Colfax, and Roseville easily with the Summer Youth Bus Pass. The pass is perfect for getting to summer jobs, shopping, movies, parks, and other activities. Passes are on sale now.

Students in elementary through high school ride unlimited June 1 - August 31 on Roseville Transit and Placer County Transit local bus routes for just $10.

No student ID is required to purchase or use the pass.

Transit is a safe, affordable and convenient alternative to driving. It also reduces vehicle emissions and helps improve our air quality.

You may purchase these passes from any Bus Driver or in our office, located at 3091 County Center Dr. Second Floor, Auburn CA 95603.

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General Public Single Boarding, One-Way $1.25 Senior/Youth/Disabled Single boarding, One Way $0.60 General Public 24 Hour Pass $2.50 Senior/Youth/Disabled 24 Hour Pass $1.25 General Public Transfer Between PCT Buses Replaced by 24 hour pass Senior/Youth/Disabled 24 Transfer Between PCT Buses Replaced by 24 hour pass General Public 10 Ride Pass $10.00 Senior/Youth/Disabled 10 Ride Pass $5.00 General Public 14 Day Pass $21.50 Senior/Youth/Disabled 14 Day Pass $10.75 General Public 30 Day Pass $37.50 Senior/Youth/Disabled 30 Day Pass $18.75 Fares are one-way, single boarding and payable with cash only.

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FLEXIBLE INTEGRATED TREATMENT (FIT) is a specialty mental health program that works with youth who are experiencing emotional and behavioral challenges. The program serves children and youths ages 0-21 who qualify for full-scope Medi-Cal and have mental health symptoms and behaviors which impact functioning. The treatment team members partner with youths and their families, utilizing a family-focused, strengths-based approach to address their needs. FIT services incorporate specific, evidence-based practices as treatment modalities.

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FLEXIBLE INTEGRATED TREATMENT (FIT) is a specialty mental health program that works with youth who are experiencing emotional and behavioral challenges. The program serves children and youths ages 0-21 who qualify for full-scope Medi-Cal and have mental health symptoms and behaviors which impact functioning.

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We all feel bored from time to time and one of the most effective ways to overcome this is to find ways to creatively express yourself. Self-expression is incredibly personal, and you’ll know when you find an activity that works for you because you’ll feel calmer and more relaxed during and/or after it. From cooking

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Food Closet & Thrift Store

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Learn more about The Salt Mine, your local charity in Lincoln, CA.

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-Opportunities to share personal experience to reduce anxiety and barriers to resource connections.

-Information and referrals for resources that are tailored to the needs of the youth.

-Support with identifying and/or building stronger support systems for themselves.

-Empowerment, education and support to navigate different systems and services they are receiving and appropriately advocate for themselves.

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Youth Support Coordinator: Provides support to individuals involved in, emancipating from, or returning to Systems of Care services (Mental Health, Wraparound Child Protective Services CPS or CWS, and/or Probation).

Mobile Crisis Youth Community Partner: Provides support to family & youth during post-crisis intervention, as well as the mobile crisis team, to help resolve crisis in the community and support a positive experience for those accessing crisis intervention services.

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Through personal experience and professional training in mental health, child welfare, probation and/or education services, our peer staff provides one on one, individually tailored support and education to youth and young adults between the ages of 12 and 26 who reside in Placer County.

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What Restaurants Accept EBT In California In 2024? (Full List) - Low Income Relief

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What Restaurants Accept EBT in California? (Full List)

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What restaurants accept EBT in California in 2025? The answer may surprise you! We’ve found nearly 5,000 restaurants across the state that are prepared to accept SNAP food benefits for hot, ready-to-eat meals. If you’re like me, this news will probably surprise you. After all, I remember being told over and over again that SNAP… Continue ReadingWhat Restaurants Accept EBT in California? (Full List)

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ASOC Lotus Behavioral Health Crisis Center

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ASOC Lotus Behavioral Health Crisis Center

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The Speakers Bureau allows for mental health consumers and/or family members to share their story of recovery from mental illness at various venues. Twice a month, participants can meet, practice, and give feedback to other peers regarding their speeches before sharing their story at local events around Placer County. Speakers Bureau members receive a stipend after each speech.

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The Business Advantage Network | Placer County, CA

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Placer County’s Business Advantage Network is a team of workforce development professionals that provides employers and job seekers information regarding job opportunities, training and hiring events, lay-off assistance, and much more.

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County Mental Health Crisis Triage Services

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Golden Sierra Job Training Center (Roseville)

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About the Facility

Placer County's Juvenile Detention Facility, located in DeWitt Center, opened on March 2, 2000. Youth who sustain an arrest for law violations in Placer County may be delivered to the Juvenile Detention Facility by one of the law enforcement agencies within the County. Detention beyond 48 hours requires that formal charges be filed by the District Attorney's office and must be authorized by the Juvenile Court. Juveniles may be detained while Court proceedings are pending or while awaiting a Court commitment to another facility. Short-term commitments to the Juvenile Detention Facility can also be ordered as a sanction for misconduct and as a condition of probation.

Placer Youth Center

The Placer Youth Center (PYC) is an in-house placement opportunity designed to keep Placer County youth near their families, rather than send them out of county to bootcamps or group homes. Our mission is to deliver a comprehensive commitment placement program intended to provide youth the tools needed for success upon reentry into our community. PYC is a safe, structured, home-like environment. Probation staff work closely with Wraparound, Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA), Children's System of Care (CSOC), Placer County Office of Education (PCOE), Golden Sierra, Granite Wellness, Juvenile Family Treatment Court (JFTC), Youth Empowerment Services (YES!), ACTion team, and social workers utilizing education, programming, and services to foster positive change and healthy habits for our youth.

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Auburn Hip Hop Congress has been successful in engaging youth and bridging generational and cultural gaps by using music and art to bring the community together in positive and meaningful ways.

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Asian Pacific Community Counseling provides mental health and wellness services to the diverse Asian and Pacific Islander throughout Sacramento.

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Sierra Native Alliance - Preserving the Health of Native Families, Cultures and Environments.

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Remember the Promise, a tribute to Missing & Murdered Indigenous Woman. A contemporary art exhibit presented by the Sierra Native Alliance and the Maidu Museum and Historic Site.

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Sierra Native Alliance - Preserving the Health of Native Families, Cultures and Environments.

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Behavioral health coaching for parents, caregivers, and kids 0-12.

No costs attached. No insurance required. No referrals needed.

California cares. That's why California is paying for 100% of the care your family gets through BrightLife Kids.

Real coaches. Real simple. Really free - for all California families.

Families have questions. We have answers.

Infants & Toddlers

Coaching for new(ish) parents/caregivers

Learn how to build non-verbal communication skills, navigate milestones, teach toddlers how to share, solutions for separation anxiety, and more.

Kids

Coaching for kids and parents/caregivers

Develop more patience, encourage independence, solve sleep issues, support making friends and showing kindness, and more.

Tweens

Coaching for preteens and parents/caregivers

Manage friendships, stress, and social pressures, and learn how to navigate your tweens' growing sense of independence - together.

I often feel like a failure as a parent, but Brightline has been giving me hope that it can get better.

- BrightLife Kids parent

Our Mission

To help all kids see a bright future, we provide no-cost, expert behavioral health support for California families with children ages 0-12.

Our Approach

We make it easy for parents and kids to get the help they need with live coaching sessions via video, secure chat, and on-demand digital resources.

Our Care

Our bilingual coaches come from diverse backgrounds, have experience with LGBTQ+ and BIPOC populations, and are trained in personalized coaching.

What does BrightLife Kids offer?

What does BrightLife Kids help parents and caregivers with?

We are here to help you become the parents/caregivers you want to be. How? With a dedicated coach who communicates directly with you and your child to provide expert behavioral health guidance (along with on-demand resources). It's all yours - anytime and from anywhere.

Parents/caregivers of infants/toddlers ages 0-4 learn how to:

Identify "normal" development and when it's time to seek help

Help kids make friends and show kindness

Help toddlers work through frustration/tantrums

Build patience with defiant behavior

Get their kids to try new things, places, and foods

And much more

Parents/caregivers of kids ages 5-8 get help with:

Learning to express big emotions like sadness, worries, and anger in healthy ways

Encouraging age-appropriate independence and responsibility

Balancing alone time with social time

Finding organizational skills that work for your child

Eating healthy foods that are good for brains and bodies

And much more

Parents/caregivers of kids ages 9-12 partner with coaches to learn how to:

Set boundaries online/on social media (how to use it safely and reduce arguments about where/when/how much is okay)

Stay true to themselves when peer pressure starts

Build communication skills, manage conflict, and increase confidence

Manage relationships at home and friendships at school

Foster inclusivity and self-acceptance

And much more

Our provider really helped our son navigate his big feelings. She was kind and patient and provided many tools that he uses to manage his emotions on a day to day basis.

- BrightLife Kids parent

Frequently Asked Questions

Parenting is hard, and the stakes are high, and now I feel like I have a parenting coach. Improving my parenting and my relationship with my kids pays off in terms of my quality of life SO much.

- Brightlife Kids parent

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All clinical services are provided by licensed physicians and clinicians practicing within independently owned and operated professional practices. For patients in California, this is known as "Brightline Medical Associates of California, Inc." For patients in New Jersey, this is known as "Brightline Medical Associates of NJ, PA." For patients in Kansas, this is known as "Brightline Medical Associates of KS, PA." For patients in all other states, this is known as "Brightline Medical Associates, PA". Brightline, Inc. does not itself provide any physician, behavioral health professional, or other healthcare provider services.

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BrightLife Kids - A CalHope Program by Brightline

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BrightLife Kids is a virtual mental health platform for California families with children ages 0-12. Support your kids' behavioral health and wellbeing with digital tools, resources and virtual support from experts in youth mental health.

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Transgender Health | Gender Health Center | United States

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2020 has been a rough year! We need your donations to get back on track for 2021! welcome. Gender Health Center is a trans and POC-led led, grassroots nonprofit organization located in Sacramento, CA Gender Health Center (GHC) centers Queer and Trans People of Color (QTPOC) in our services, discussions, goals and visions.

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TrevorSpace - Community for LGBTQ young people

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An affirming international community for LGBTQ young people ages 13-24.

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A safe, supportive, and empowering space for Placer County LGBTQIA+ youth and their families to thrive.

in a Placer County that accepts and affirms LGBTQIA+ youth and their allies

Meetings

Ally Group: Every 3rd Monday from 5:30 - 7 pm

Youth Group: Every 3rd Monday from 5:30 - 7 pm

What people say,
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"Some kids have soccer, others theater, other church events, my youth chooses The Landing Spot to invest their time in because it is a safe and supportive place."

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The Landing Spot | Placer County LGBTQ Youth Support

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The Landing Spot is a safe, supportive space for LGBTQ+ youth and their families in Placer County, CA. Offering resources, support groups, and community events to empower queer youth and foster inclusion.