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Anne Robin, LMFT

Anne Robin, LMFT

Behavioral Health Director

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Please contact our access line at 1 (800) 838-1381 for information or to schedule an appointment. All services are available in Spanish.

Two individuals holding hands. Click to view article, A Message to Our Community in This Time of Conflict

A Message to Our Community in This Time of Conflict

Behavioral Health is committed to address these impacts through education, treatment, outreach, and advocacy for system change.

Group of people standing joining arms. Click to view article, We Must Not Turn to Discrimination during COVID-19

We Must Not Turn to Discrimination during COVID-19

The Behavioral Health Cultural Competence Committee urges everyone to work together with compassion, unity, and inclusion in this stressful time.

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MHSA "Facebook Live" Town Hall Meeting May 27th

The County’s Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) programs and plans will be the focus of a “Facebook Live” town hall presentation and meeting on Wednesday, May 27, 5:30-6:30pm.

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Now More than Ever We Need to Take Care of our Mental Health

The Behavioral Health Department is encouraging community members to be involved in May Mental Health Awareness Month.

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County Behavioral Health Maintains Essential Services During COVID19 Shelter Order

County of San Luis Obispo Behavioral Health Department will continue to support the community's mental health and treatment needs.

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A Message to Behavioral Health Clients and Families

SLO Behavioral Health is concerned about your physical health as well as your behavioral health during the Coronavirus outbreak.