Marin general hospital partial hospitalization program

Frances continued to explore themes of intergenerational trauma, identity and community healing in collaboration with indigenous people from Australia, California, Alaska, and Papua New Guinea.

Since , she and her husband, John, and daughter, Abby, have hosted over international students in their Oakland home, extending the family tradition of unusual hospitality. He received his training in psychiatry, both psychoanalytic skills and neurosciences, at the Hillside Hospital in New York, part of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Nelson has been practicing in California for more than 30 years, during which he has worked as team leader or medical director in several settings, including the US Air Force, the Veterans Administration, the City of Berkeley, Marin General Hospital, and San Francisco General Hospital.

In addition to his work at La Cheim BHS, he has a private practice in Mill Valley and serves as an active spokesperson and advocate for improved access to mental health services for patients and families locally and nationally. Admissions Coordinator. Brad has been with La Cheim since A graduate of the Wright Institute in Berkeley, California, Brad currently works in an administrative capacity at La Cheim, helping to maintain, measure, and strengthen the program.

Clinical Operations Manager. Currently specializing in crisis stabilization, person-centered treatment, Somatic Experiencing work, parenting support, and using Non-Violent Communication methods. When not at work she enjoys gardening, raising her two children, and playing with her two dogs. Lorna is a physician assistant on La Cheim's psychiatric team.

Suzy is a psychiatric physician assistant. She worked in general medicine before joining a psychiatric practice where she primarily treated children and adolescents. Support MarinHealth. Donate Now. Together, we constitute an unmatched Healing Place for our community. Support MarinHealth. Learn more about our various outpatient treatment options at MarinHealth, including:.

Partial Hospitalization. Intensive Outpatient. Support MarinHealth.