School-Based Services Department
John Reed Family Resource Center (FRC) is dedicated to helping families develop skills and access the
resources they need to raise healthy, successful children through Health Advocacy, Parent Education, Mental
Health Support, Leadership Trainings and Resource Navigation. Located on the campus of John Reed
Elementary School in Rohnert Park, the FRC has evolved into a trusted one-stop resource that supports
students and families with counseling, case management, leadership development, and delivering basic needs
support by a team of bilingual Community Health Workers. For more information, please click here
Juvenile Diversion Program (JDP) provides counseling & diversion services to youth cited for misdemeanor and/or disciplinary offenses, referred by school districts and local law enforcement agencies. Youth referrals engage in 8+ individual sessions that focus on topics such as: positive behavior, healthy choices, and coping skills in response to stressors. JDP also includes parent involvement, as well as a community service element that requires youth to complete 8+ hours of volunteer service. Additionally, students develop and complete a restitution project as part of the program’s requirements. Once all components are completed, the referring school or law enforcement agency determines a possible expungement of the original violation. To make a referral, please click here
Non-Public School (NPS), certified by the California Department of Education, New Directions-NPS provides onsite specialized academic instruction with individual and group therapy services for students 12-22 years of age, serving school districts across the entire North Bay region at our campus located in Santa Rosa. Through an individualized, trauma-informed and strength-based approach, each student follows the core academic standards of their school of residence, while progressing with their identified social and emotional goals, as guided by each student’s Individualized Education Program. For more information, please click here
Resource Family Training (RFT) supports resource parents and caregivers in providing safe, stable, and nurturing homes for children and youth in foster care. Through pre-service training and ongoing in-service learning opportunities, the program equips caregivers with practical skills, knowledge, and resources to address the needs of children who have experienced trauma, separation, and other adverse experiences. CPI offers training opportunities designed to strengthen caregiver confidence, promote positive child development, and support reunification and family well-being. To register for Pre-Service or In-Service trainings, please click here
Team Success (TS) provides school-based individual and group therapy services to students referred by school counselors and administration. Team Success is a mental health prevention and early intervention program based on the evidence-based Project SUCCESS™ model, supporting students who may not have access to mental health support otherwise. Therapy focuses on depression, anxiety, substance abuse prevention, bullying, and other social and emotional challenges, including school engagement and peer connectedness. Therapists work within the public school community to support students in their ability to live pro-social, healthy, and productive lives. To make a referral, please click here
