Pacific Clinics
William H. Compton, Jr. Wellness Center
Wellness Center
Operated by Pacific Clinics
66 Hurlbut St.
Pasadena, CA 91105
(entrance at left side of building)
Phone: 626-441-4221
Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm
Contact:
- Audrey Read Brown, Program Director 626-441-4221 x310
- Barbara Rappaport, Program Coordinator 626-441-4221 x109
Services Offered:
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Medication Management
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Assistance with obtaining housing and benefits
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Peer support groups
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Recreational activities
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Education and job preparation
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Wellness Recovery Action Planning
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Computer classes
Languages Spoken:
Information about payment and coverage
Peer-run activities are open to all, professional services accept MediCal and some uninsured
Directions
- BY BUS: Metro Bus Line 260, 361, 686, Pasadena ARTS Bus Routes 20, 50
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BY RAIL: Gold Line Fillmore station
- BY CAR: Fair Oaks Avenue nearest cross-street
Map of Pacific Clinics Wellness in Pasadena, CA
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Parking
- Large Parking Lot in front.
Inside Information
Our mission is to provide a safe place and opportunities for people desiring mental health recovery to grow in wellness and to reach their goals through peer support and community involvement. We strive to be a community where everyone feels welcome and is able to contribute to the success of our center.
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Comments (1)
Lisa Ballard Powell said
at 10:54 am on Jan 5, 2009
As a member of the Wellness Program at Arcadia Mental Health I have had an opportunity to experience the need and importance of staffing positions as a conduit to life skills information, as well as medical treatment. Through the Peer Advocate position it seems that there is a movement towards a support group philosophy that would provide one client sharing their experience, health improvement, and hope with another which is not only gratifying but an important bridge between the Psychological/Administrative staff and the patients.
I would love to be involved in some way with this progressive treatment plan. I have improved immensely since I first began treatment at AMH, reducing my medication and being very involved in my community and my personal life. Because I use outside resources to subsidize and strengthen my own program I would like to know if there is a position within the Wellness Program that I could share these skills for the benefit of others? I have begun taking classes in Psychology to achieve my Master's degree and have useful ideas about programs or routines that would enhance the physical and spiritual health of those getting medication and therapy through the wonderful staff of Psychiatrists.
Is there someone I could speak to at Arcadia Mental Health who might be willing to meet with me and see what skills I could bring to a peer advocate position? I'm not sure this is the appropriate forum, but it felt right to reach out and ask about a job in the field where my passion and focus come together.
Thank you,
Lisa Ballard Powell
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