Felton Institute - Mental health treatment facility in San Francisco, CA

Felton Institute

Mental Health Treatment in San Francisco, California

Felton Institute serves the San Francisco community with comprehensive mental health services. The facility is committed to providing accessible, quality care to individuals and families in California.

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Facility Overview

Felton Institute’s location at 1500 Franklin Street in San Francisco, California, extends the organization’s mission to deliver innovative, community-based mental health services with a strong emphasis on early intervention and culturally informed care. This site supports youth and young adults experiencing the onset or early signs of psychosis, bipolar disorder, and related conditions through access to evidence-based programs like (re)MIND®, BEAM, and BEAM UP®. Each program is designed to engage individuals during critical developmental stages, offering comprehensive support that includes therapy, medication management, education, vocational guidance, and family involvement.

In addition to clinical services, the Franklin Street facility plays a vital role in training and technical assistance through Felton CCOR™ (Center for Community Outreach & Recovery). This initiative equips mental health professionals and organizations with tools to improve service delivery, advance health equity, and foster sustainable impact across diverse communities. With a focus on recovery-oriented care and culturally responsive approaches, the Franklin Street location stands as a central hub for both direct client care and mental health system development throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

Treatment Services

Core Services

  • Community-Based Services

Therapies & Approaches

Conditions Treated

Populations Served

  • Early Intervention

Additional Services

  • Psychosis Remission & Recovery
  • Aftercare Services
  • Training & Technical Assistance
  • Workforce Development
  • Mental Health Education
  • Youth Services
  • Young Adult Services
  • Coordinated Specialty Care
  • Recovery-Oriented Care
  • Psychotic Disorders Treatment
  • Depressive Disorders with Psychotic Features
  • Clinical High Risk for Psychosis

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