Promesa Behavioral Health, located at 7120 N. Marks Avenue Suite 110 in Fresno, California, is a comprehensive nonprofit mental health and substance use treatment organization dedicated to serving youth, adults, and families across the Central Valley. For over 30 years, Promesa has provided trauma-informed, culturally sensitive care through a fully integrated service delivery model that includes foster care, adoption services, short-term residential therapeutic programs, outpatient substance use treatment, and independent living programs. The facility emphasizes individualized care and personalized treatment planning to support healing, resiliency, and long-term success.
The organization’s programs are designed to address complex behavioral health needs for children, adolescents, and young adults, including specialized populations such as pregnant and parenting teens, LGBTQ youth, probation-involved youth, and non-minor dependents. Services include intensive case management, psychotherapy, group therapy, family therapy, crisis intervention, and educational and recreational support. Promesa also provides outpatient drug-free treatment under Medi-Cal and contracts with local agencies to ensure accessibility for all residents. Their team of qualified professionals works closely with families, social workers, and community partners to promote permanency, recovery, and skill development, empowering individuals to achieve independence and improved quality of life.
Great option for any outpatient needs. I would recommend this place to anybody serious about their recovery. Their team is committed to helping people that are ready.
While I have not attended this group, based on my personal experience with suicide loss it is extremely helpful to be with others who are going through the aftermath. I encourage anyone - a relative, friend, young adult or teen - who is dealing with the tragic loss to simply attend. There is comfort in knowing others are dealing with this and there is absolutely no need to say anything unless you want to. While you may never "get over" the loss, learning how to move forward from those with the same experience can be extremely helpful. It was for me.
