We know the path to recovery is unique for everyone, so we partner with individuals as they create and pursue personal goals.
Want to learn more? Contact us to schedule a free information session.
ICS works with people who have experienced mental health, substance use, homelessness and incarceration through multiple Marin County programs, including Support and Treatment After Release (STAR), Odyssey and Hope. Each of these programs operate under the County of Marin Behavioral Health and Recovery Services. Our Community Mental Health services provide additional support and guidance for individuals enrolled in these programs as they create and explore their path to recovery.
Mental Health Services
Living Skills
Developing good habits and routines in daily living can positively impact a person's health, mood, relationships and overall happiness. To learn more about these services, visit our Living Skills page.
Vocational Counseling
Our specialists work with clients one on one as they identify their path to recovery. We also offer a 16 week class called Moving Forward which encourages individuals to identify their skills, talents, and values.
Volunteer Development
Volunteering is another way to build a resume, explore vocational interests and develop job references. ICS will assist in locating and applying to volunteer opportunities. We can also provide job coaching for people in volunteer positions.
Educational Planning
For school or vocational training, ICS partners with Student Accessibility Services available through any community or state university. ICS provides guidance with choosing a career path, applying to schools and tutoring.
Employment Development
ICS provides services in all aspects of job preparation and job coaching for individuals who are seeking employment. A detailed explanation of these services can be found on the Employment Services page.
Record Expungement
Having a criminal record often creates a barrier to employment. The expungement process can be challenging, but ICS will help individuals with expungement petitions and tracking progress.
Eligibility and Contact Information
In order to qualify for ICS Community Mental Health services, a person must currently receive intensive case management services from the STAR, Odyssey or HOPE Programs through County of Marin Behavioral Health and Recovery Services.
Still have a few questions? Contact our
Behavioral Health Programs Manager.
Melanie Hutchens
melanie@connectICS.org
(415) 455-8481