2800 Cleveland Avenue, Suite C
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
Our newest clinic in Marin County:
5 Bon Air Road
Suite 110
Larkspur, CA 94939
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About BTC in Mental Health
Be the Change in Mental Health is a California-based nonprofit organization with 501(c)(3) status, dedicated to introducing innovative therapeutic approaches. Our primary objective is to assist individuals in achieving a wide range of goals, which encompass addressing treatment-resistant mental health conditions, enhancing overall well-being, and discovering greater depth and fulfillment in life.
Our services include a diverse range of offerings, such as Ketamine-assisted Psychotherapy and NeuroStar® Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, all provided in a secure, medically supervised, and legally compliant framework accessible to the general public. Our team comprises licensed therapists and medical physicians who administer these treatments. Our focus is on tackling some of the most challenging mental health conditions, including intractable depression, suicidality, post-traumatic stress disorder, and anxiety. Additionally, we support individuals in navigating life transitions and addressing broader biopsychosocial-existential needs.
At the core of our practice is a commitment to cultural sensitivity, which is upheld by all our staff. This unwavering dedication ensures that every client, regardless of their cultural background, receives highly effective and respectful therapy, fostering a more enriching and supportive therapeutic journey.
Our overarching mission is to democratize access to these life-saving therapeutic interventions, making them available to millions, regardless of socioeconomic status. We adhere rigorously to scientifically validated protocols, and all treatments are administered by licensed professionals in strict compliance with the regulations established by the Department of Justice, the California Board of Medicine, and the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS).