Mental Health Consumer Concerns - Mental health treatment facility in Concord, CA

Mental Health Consumer Concerns

Mental Health Treatment in Concord, California

Mental Health Consumer Concerns is a mental health treatment facility serving Concord and the surrounding California area. The facility provides specialized care tailored to meet the unique needs of each client.

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Facility Overview

Mental Health Consumer Concerns, located at 2975 Treat Boulevard, Building C in Concord, California, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with lived experience in mental health recovery. Established in 1976, MHCC is recognized as the longest-running consumer-driven mental health advocacy organization in the United States. The organization provides essential advocacy, training, and support services designed to empower adults navigating mental health challenges, ensuring they are informed of their rights and have access to meaningful resources.

MHCC offers a range of programs including patients’ rights advocacy, systems advocacy, and training workshops on peer support and mental health rights. Through self-help groups, peer support initiatives, and anti-stigma campaigns, the organization fosters empowerment and recovery, helping participants actively engage in their communities. With a focus on consumer-driven advocacy, Mental Health Consumer Concerns continues to influence mental health policy and services in Contra Costa and Napa counties, promoting hope, inclusion, and the full participation of individuals with mental health challenges.

Facility Type: Mental Health Advocacy & Consumer Support Organization

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Additional Services

  • Patients' Rights Advocacy Services
  • Systems Advocacy
  • Training Workshops on Patients' Rights and Peer Support
  • Individuals with Lived Experience in Mental Health Recovery
  • Peer Support
  • Self-Help Groups
  • Advocacy Training
  • Mental Health Rights Education
  • Stigma Reduction
  • Consumer Empowerment