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California Peer-Run Warm Line












The Peer-Run Warm Line–which began operation in 2014–is a non-emergency resource for anyone in California seeking mental and emotional support. We provide assistance via phone and web chat on a nondiscriminatory basis to anyone in need. Some concerns callers share are challenges with interpersonal relationships, anxiety, pain, depression, finances, alcohol/drug use, etc. call or text the warm line at 855-845-7415 Read more...




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Surgeons and Surgery Specialists












Gender Confirmation CenternGenitoUrinary ReconstructionnAlign Surgical AssociatesnCrane Center for Transgender SurgerynMoZaic CarenDr. Maurice Garcia Cedars-Sinai Read more...




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Gina Keller PsyD LMFT
















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Fresno National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)












The Family Advocacy Services are available to provide assistance to the Caregivers and/or Family Members of Fresno County Residents. The Family Advocate provides information, support, and referrals to community resources. The Family Advocate may provide education regarding: – Mental health services and staff involved – Family participation in treatment and confidentiality limitations – Coping skills, self-care, and stress management – Read more...




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California Clinics












UCSF Gender Affirming Health Care: San FrancisconUCLA Gender Health Program: Los AngelesnKaiser Gender Health Services & Transgender CarenStanford LGBTQ+ Health Program Read more...




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Carol Dela Torre LCSW BCD












My specialties include over 25 years working with couples child and adult survivors of sexual trauma domestic violence adolescents young adults and parenting teens and all issues around adoption and foster care. I have experience working with individuals who have problems with pornography addiction sexual addiction and Alpha Males. I work with PTSD and trauma from the military. Read more...




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Txt 4 Help












TXT 4 HELP works anywhere in the US, and extends access to safety for teens. TXT 4 HELP can be used for the same reason a young person may go to a Safe Place site – abuse, bullying, family problems, depression, suicidal thoughts, and others. TXT 4 HELP counselors can provide support via text and can offer additional suggestions for Read more...




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Inclusive Therapists












Directory of therapists who specialize in supporting BIPOC LGBTQ+ neurodiverse clients (mostly out of the Fresno area) nMany therapists offer virtual access for remote clients. Read more...







The Living Room












The Living Room a project of WestCare California is dedicated to encouraging and supporting the well-being and empowerment of persons infected affected and at risk for HIV/AIDS. The Living Room’s many programs focus on improving the quality and availability of HIV-specific services for all residents of Fresno County nServices and Scope:nThe Living Room is a social support center that provides Read more...




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Youth Wellness Center












HOW TO ACCESS CARE FOR A Child or Youth Providers, families, caretakers, and others may access care by using the following options: Calling the County’s 24/7 Access Line at 1 800 654-3937. This call will start the process which can include a screening, provide linkages and referrals, and also determine eligibility for various services. Persons interested in children’s and youth Read more...