Center for Human Services (CHS)
Casara Collins is a Licensed Marriage And Family Therapist with a comprehensive background in telehealth therapy and on-site clinical services. Currently employed at Path since February 2022, Casara provides remote therapy, while simultaneously working as a Clinician at the Center for Human Services since January 2021, deliveringTier 2 and 3 services to students on school campuses through individual and group therapy. Prior experience includes roles as an Associate MFT at VCCS and as a Registered AMFT and Clinician at New Beginnings Counseling Center, Inc., where responsibilities involved facilitating court-mandated therapy and maintaining case notes. Casara holds a Master of Science in Marital and Family Therapy and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, both obtained from California State University, Chico.
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Center for Human Services (CHS)
Center for Human Services opened in 1970 as Head Rest, a drop-in center for youth who needed support. Now, with over 250 paid staff, at least 100 volunteers, and operating budget of 12 million dollars, CHS serves over 20,000 clients a year through programs in the areas of shelter, juvenile justice services, mental health counseling, school-based services, family resource centers, and substance abuse prevention and treatment. Our services continue to support the youth and families of Stanislaus County. CHS has a long history here, and we do what we can in response to the needs of our community. For more information please visit our website.