Left untreated, mental health issues can have dire consequences for individuals, families, and communities. We are on a mission to change that.
For Those Seeking Services
We provide comprehensive mental health services for children, youth, adults, couples and families across all of North San Diego County.
For The Community
Visit our Resource Center for information and resources dedicated to building mentally healthy communities
For Supporters
Your support makes all the difference. We offer multiple ways for you to give.
Our Impact
Our Client Voices
My therapist has a wonderful blend of skill and positive encouragement. She sees the whole picture.
Our therapist’s wisdom, genuine care and tenacity became the driving force in our family’s healing.
I feel welcomed and respected every time I am here.
News & Upcoming Events
Donate your myWalgreens Cash Rewards to PFCS through 8/31/22
We're participating in the myWalgreens donation program! At Walgreens, you’ll earn unlimited 1% Walgreens Cash rewards when you shop with your myWalgreens membership and you can contribute $1, $5, or more of your Walgreens Cash rewards to local and national charities...
California Legislature Assembly Certificate of Recogniton
We are honored to receive a Certificate of Recogniton from the California Legistalure Assembly and Assemblymember Marie Waldron of the 75th District for our support and contribution to communtiy engagement with the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department.
Safety Tips to Beat the Heat
Don’t let the summer heat get the best of you.
Incredible Parents
Parenting programs are a key strategy for the prevention and early treatment of children’s conduct problems.
Youth Mental Health Crisis: The Next Wave of the Pandemic
“We have seen a nearly two-fold increase in depressive symptoms and anxiety symptoms among children and adolescents. Nearly 20 percent of kids are experiencing depression that’s impairing them, nearly 25 percent of kids are experiencing anxiety that’s impairing them.”
The new 988 mental health hotline is live. Here’s what to know.
People experiencing a mental health crisis have a new way to reach out for help in the U.S. Starting Saturday, they can simply call or text the numbers 9-8-8.