News & Stories
Stories of Momentum for Health’s impact as a nonprofit providing mental health and addiction treatment services for individuals in Santa Clara County.
Shea’s Journey to Recovery
Six and a half years ago, Shea was “in a world of dysfunction.” When she came to Parisi House on the Hill, Shea was able to keep her son with her throughout treatment. Today, both of them are at peace and thriving.
Tera’s Journey to Recovery
For Tera, the road to recovery has been a non-linear journey. From a young age, Tera struggled with suicidal ideation and self-harm. Eventually, her struggles led her to a point of deep despair. After surviving a suicide attempt and spending years in a state hospital, Tera arrived at Momentum’s Crossroads II residential program.
Tasty fundraiser held to support mental health programs
Saratoga resident and Momentum for Health Board Chair Kathryn Williams graciously opened her home and redwood-ringed yard to welcome guests for the eighth annual Star Chefs Fundraiser.
“I Feel Safe Here”: Shining a Light on Momentum’s Supportive Housing Program
Learn more about Momentum’s Supportive Housing Program (SHP) with Roberto Alvarez, Supervisor of Housing Services at Momentum.
Volunteer Highlight: Meet Marya
Happy National Volunteer Week! Today, we’re highlighting an amazing Momentum volunteer, Marya.
Celebrating Women’s Voices for International Women’s History Month
During International Women’s History month, we had the privilege of interviewing two of our Momentum colleagues to gain insight into their experiences and learn more about their journeys as women in the behavioral health field.
Experts explain why it may be more difficult to find mental health professionals in Bay Area
Mental health professionals are reaching a breaking point. The exodus and lack of mental health professionals are alarming Bay Area experts.
‘We’re exhausted’: Bay Area mental health shortage deepens as need explodes
Mental health care providers say the exodus is deepening a longstanding shortage of psychiatrists, social workers, drug counselors and other mental health and …
Mental health awareness: Palo Alto offers free training for residents
Palo Alto is offering free mental health first aid training for residents. The program was made possible through a $2 million federal grant