Programs
River Oak employs and trains staff to be both culturally competent and culturally responsive and to consider the impact of prejudicial incidents on ethnic minority individuals, families and their communities. Understanding and dismantling racism, mitigating unconscious bias and rectifying discrimination and stigma are central to this effort. Furthermore, we recognize that racism, historical events and population demographics have a disproportional impact on the physical and behavioral health of people of color, including depression, anxiety and other serious, sometimes debilitating conditions, including post-traumatic stress disorder and substance use disorders.
Providing high quality, trauma-informed, culturally responsive care
Programs
Serves individuals (ages 0-21) with a collaborative approach to care planning allowing clinicians the flexibility to assess the level and type of services needed. As needs vary over time, services are tailored to fit needs without interruption. A wide array of treatment interventions, including specialty practices, are used to meet the identified needs.
Practices
Services offered to complement treatment programs