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What is psychiatric treatment at UCLA Behavioral Health Associates?

For Families and Parents. UCLA Parenting and Friendship program. UCLA PEERS Clinic (Program for Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills) UCLA Childhood OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder), Anxiety and Tic Disorders Program. UCLA Family STAR ( Stress, Trauma and Resilience) Clinic.

How do I contact UCLA Medical Center?

John Wooden Center West. 24-Hour access to a counselor by phone – Crisis counselors are available for phone consultation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, by calling the CAPS main phone line at (310) 825-0768. UCLA Consultation & Response Team. A Resource Guide for Students, Family, Staff and Faculty. For Emergencies, Call 911 .

Is UCLA Health a good hospital?

To schedule an appointment. Patients must obtain a referral through their UCLA Primary Care Physician before scheduling an appointment with Behavioral Health Associates (BHA). Once you have a referral from your UCLA Primary Care Physician, please call …

How do I get an appointment with a UCLA primary care physician?

What is BHA. Behavioral Health Associates (BHA) is a clinic designed to support your emotional well-being so that you can thrive. BHA works in partnership with your UCLA primary care provider and together, we are your UCLA team for overall health. Once you have a referral from your UCLA PCP please call 310-301-7396 in order to schedule your ...

What is a cap at UCLA?

You are encouraged to contact the UCLA Counseling and Psychological Services Center (CAPS) if you need mental health/behavioral health care. CAPS is an on-campus multidisciplinary center where you’ll receive consultation and services for student behavioral health concerns. If additional services or higher levels of care are needed, CAPS will assist you in linking to the appropriate care through UCLA BHS or community Anthem providers.

Do all outpatients need an anthem referral?

All off-campus outpatient care requires an Anthem referral to be generated by CAPS.

How to schedule a behavioral health appointment at UCLA?

Patients must obtain a referral through their UCLA Primary Care Physician before scheduling an appointment with Behavioral Health Associates (BHA). Once you have a referral from your UCLA Primary Care Physician, please call 310-301-7396 to schedule your appointment.

How to cancel UCLA appointment?

You will also receive a confirmation via UCLA MyChart. If for any reason you need to cancel your appointment, we ask that you do so with at least 24-hours advance notice by calling 310-301-7396 and leaving a message with your name, provider and time of appointment. This provides BHA an opportunity to offer your slot to another patient who is waiting to be scheduled.

What happens if you don't hear from BHA?

If BHA has not heard from you for a period of 6 months, it is assumed that your mental healthcare management is returned to your primary care provider.

What is a BHA?

BHA Provides services to patients who have established care with a UCLA Primary Care Physician (PCP) and have been referred to the BHA Program. If you need to establish care with a UCLA PCP, request an appointment online or call 1-800-UCLA-MD1.

Do therapists have to break confidentiality?

Our therapists are required by law and professional ethics to actively break confidentiality under the following circumstances:

What is behavioral health at UCLA?

Psychiatric treatment at UCLA Behavioral Health Associates is a collaborative model between your primary care provider and your psychiatrist and other treatment members as necessary. UCLA Behavioral Health Associates emphasizes brief-treatment. Once stabilized, the goal is to have your primary care provider manage your medications. You and your provider can discuss specific goals through medication management and treatment may involve referrals for individual or group therapy as well as more intensive treatment options if deemed beneficial. You may also choose to receive a referral to a provider in the community to continue psychotherapy after meeting your initial therapy goals.

What is UCLA PCP referral number?

Once you have a referral from your UCLA PCP please call 310-301-7396 in order to schedule your appointment. There are three main components of treatment in BHA: psychiatry, individual (or couples/family) psychotherapy and group psychotherapy.

What is a BHA?

What is BHA. Behavioral Health Associates (BHA) is a clinic designed to support your emotional well-being so that you can thrive. BHA works in partnership with your UCLA primary care provider and together, we are your UCLA team for overall health. Once you have a referral from your UCLA PCP please call 310-301-7396 in order to schedule your ...

Is UCLA Behavioral Health Associates a web based provider?

At UCLA Behavioral Health Associates (BHA) we are excited to announce new partnerships with web based providers for psychiatry and therapy. If it is clinically appropriate, these options may be offered to you at some point in the scheduling process or treatment process. The services are convenient as you can stay in the comfort of your own home and you don't have to deal with traffic or parking by coming to our location! If you have an interest in these services please mention it to the BHA staff.

What is UCLA Health?

UCLA Health is focused on the promotion of equity and inclusion throughout our health care system. Find out the many ways we are accomplishing this.

Can we take our health for granted?

As the global pandemic has shown, we cannot take our health for granted.

How to schedule follow up appointment with Ashe?

To schedule a follow up appointment, call our front desk staff at 310-825-0768 or contact your provider directly via a secure message through your Ashe Patient Portal. All appointments will be provided via telehealth.

Can therapists continue treatment with students who are currently residing in California?

Therapists can continue treatment with students who are currently residing in California.

Is BHS still open?

BHS remains open and will continue to provide services to their clients.

Is BHS open?

For Students in treatment at Behavioral Health Services (BHS): BHS remains open and will continue to provide services to their clients. Call BHS at 310-825-1452 to schedule appointments. BHS will continue to accept new referrals from CAPS as clinically indicated (students cannot self refer).