Caminar

04/15/2026

In Caminar’s 2025 Impact Report, Board Chair Jo-Ann Byrne Sockolov shares gratitude for the partners, donors, staff, clients, and community who make this work possible—and the collective impact we’re building together.

Read more: https://www.caminar.org/our-impact

04/10/2026

Youth mental health deserves attention, understanding, and timely support. When young people have access to compassionate, evidence-based, whole-person care, they can build resilience, strengthen coping skills, and grow with confidence.

The Caminar Teen and Family Wellness Center – Palo Alto offers accessible, evidence-based, whole-person mental health services that support teens’ emotional strength and help families build healthier communication and connection. Learn more at https://www.caminar.org/services/teenwellness

04/09/2026

Meeting the growing need for behavioral health care takes collective effort. Thanks to the support of our partners, this work continues—expanding access to whole-person care across the communities we serve.

04/09/2026

Becker’s Behavioral Health named 12 new sites expanding access nationwide—Caminar included. Our Teen & Family Wellness Center in Palo Alto is opening to support adolescents and families.

Check out the full list: https://www.beckersbehavioralhealth.com/behavioral-health/7-new-behavioral-health-sites-to-know/

Behavioral health providers across the U.S. are expanding access to specialized psychiatric services, opening inpatient units, outpatient clinics and research centers to meet growing demand.  Here are 12 recent openings to know:

04/07/2026

In Caminar’s 2025 Impact Report, CEO Mark Cloutier, MPP, MPH, reflects on the progress we’ve made, the challenges ahead, and our continued commitment to compassionate, evidence-based, whole-person care for the communities we serve.

Read more: https://www.caminar.org/our-impact

04/03/2026

Our impact is made possible by strong partnerships. Thanks to the support of government funders, donors, foundations, corporations, community partners, and our board, Caminar continues to meet the growing need for whole-person behavioral health care in our communities.

Read Caminar's 2025 Impact Report: https://www.caminar.org/our-impact

04/01/2026

Caminar’s Chief Clinical Officer, Dr. Audrey Klein, was named one of Insights Care Magazine’s “Most Innovative Chief Clinical Officers Driving Excellence in Patient Care, 2026.”

Read more on her human-centered leadership:

Caminar's Chief Clinical Officer, Dr. Audrey Klein, was featured in the most recent edition of Insights Care Magazine. Read more here.

03/30/2026

Caminar's 2025 Impact Report

In 2025, we:
- Optimized the fee-for-service model, succeeded in the new payment landscape, and continued to expand client care
- Fulfilled our mission of evidence-based, whole-person care with our comprehensive range of offerings that differentiates Caminar from other behavioral health providers
- Reached over 48,000 children, young adults, and adults across seven Bay Area and Northern California counties with prevention and education services and clinical mental health and substance use treatment combined with supportive wrap-around services to address housing insecurity, income support, and job training

Learn more about the life-changing work Caminar has achieved over the last fiscal year: https://www.caminar.org/our-impact

03/28/2026

Together, we can build stronger, healthier communities. Through connection, shared responsibility, and access to compassionate, evidence-based, whole-person care, lasting healing and stability are possible.

03/26/2026

Getting the care and resources you need can change what feels overwhelming into something manageable. The right support—delivered with compassion and grounded in whole-person care—helps create stability, strengthen resilience, and support long-term well-being.

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03/23/2026

Start where you are, use what’s available to you, and take the next step you can. Growth and healing don’t require perfection—they begin with steady, realistic action and the right support along the way.

03/21/2026

Progress doesn’t have to be expansive to be meaningful. Small, steady steps—supported by compassionate, whole-person care—can build the stability and resilience that lead to lasting well-being.