Embark at Campbell

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Premier Mental Health Treatment for Pre-Teens, Teens, and Young Adults

Embark at Campbell – located in the San Francisco bay area, offers outpatient behavioral health, services and support for pre-teens, teens, and young adults, ages 12-25,  who are dealing with mental health or substance abuse issues.

Anxiety, depression and suicide are on the rise and children are at risk today more than ever before. Too many pre-teens, teens, and young adults go through life suffering from anxiety or depression, loneliness, feelings of shame and trauma. It doesn’t have to be this way.

Our outpatient program allows your family to get the help they need locally, in your own community, and includes individual, group and family therapy as well as therapeutic / peer mentoring and parent coaching. We provide a healing, nurturing and safe environment to help families and their children address and overcome mental health issues that may be affecting their everyday lives.

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Outpatient therapy at our California location is a form of mental health treatment that can be performed alongside someone’s daily life. For those who have moderate mental health symptoms and a daily routine that is not negatively impacting their mental health, outpatient therapy may be a good option.

An outpatient visit at Embark at Campbell involves weekly sessions with one of our bay area therapists. On average, these visits can last anywhere from 1-5 hours a day, 12-20 hours per week, 4-6 days a week.

There are many benefits to outpatient treatment at Embark at Campbell. Our outpatient programs allow teens and young adults to benefit from current work and school schedules, support from friends and family, and a more affordable cost on average in comparison to most inpatient treatment options.

The goal of outpatient therapy at Embark at Campbell is to help teens and young adults overcome difficult mental health and substance abuse issues through a series of visits to our California outpatient clinics.

The main difference between inpatient and outpatient treatment is the treatment setting. Outpatient services provide a good option for teens and young adults who can make visits to one of our bay area therapists while living at home and maintaining their daily routine. Inpatient treatment is a good option for those that need dedicated 24-hour care in a hospital setting to overcome mental health and substance abuse issues.

The length of outpatient treatment depends on each teen or young adult’s particular needs. On average, outpatient treatment at our Campbell clinic can last from 3 months to 1 year. If a deeper level of treatment is needed, adolescents can step up a level in care to an inpatient treatment program near them.

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Meg SmithMeg Smith
20:51 05 Nov 21
Embark in Campbell has been amazing for my family! We had tried different programs for our child and all but lost hope for them to connect and engage in therapy. Everyone we met has been so kind and supportive, and our kid has really started to open up with the other kids in the group, and even with us at home. They don’t just work with our child, but also with us in weekly family therapy which has helped us understand better ways to communicate and behave to support them. For anyone struggling with their teens behaviors or emotions, I would definitely recommend reaching out to Embark!
Nick MaggipintoNick Maggipinto
03:25 04 Nov 21
This place is amazing. The kindness and caring from all the staff is beyond what anyone could expect from a treatment facility. They go above and beyond to help their clients by giving them the necessary tools and support. What I found most remarkable about this team of caregivers is that from the moment we walked in the door, they made us feel like we mattered. The compassion shows with their interactions with clients AND their families. If you need help and if you need to know you matter, this is the right place for you. Compassion, empathy, and support are the true cornerstone to making recovery from mental health issues successful, and every member of the staff at Embark has all those attributes. We feel very fortunate to have found them!!!
Camilo Tacmo JrCamilo Tacmo Jr
15:32 15 Oct 21
The team at Embark has exceeded our expectations.We sought care for our teen from many other programs in the South Bay and they don’t come close to what the Embark team offered to our child.Our teen reports that for the first time, in a long time, they felt heard by their therapist and respected.There’s simply no better program.
Ron CraigRon Craig
02:28 13 Oct 21
I’ve been very impressed with the depth and breadth of the clinical expertise, friendliness of the staff, and the results of treating numerous mental health issues of our community’s troubled teens. I highly recommend all families of troubled teens take advantage of the quality of care at Embark
Amy BaurAmy Baur
18:42 11 Oct 21
I visited Embark in my capacity as a Head of School for a local private school. I was immediately impressed with their beautiful facility, which I feel confident would put teens and parents at ease. They also have two adorable therapy dogs who are a pleasure! I've met with several different administrators at this new Campbell location and have been impressed with their background and dedication to helping families. In a time when finding mental health services can be a real challenge, I'm so glad Embark opened in our area - I would not hesitate to refer one of my families to them.
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Leslie Bazan

Position: Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
Leslie is a bilingual (Spanish) Associate Marriage and Family Therapist who completed her Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology at Santa Clara University. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences, from California State University, Monterey Bay. Leslie has had the opportunity to work with a variety of populations, including children with developmental disabilities, monolingual Spanish speaking families, and young adults with co-occurring diagnosis, such as addictions, mood disorders and/or psychosis in a community mental health setting. Her clinical areas of focus include life stress, life transitions, traumatic stress, grief, substance use behaviors, depression, anxiety, empowerment and resilience. Aiming to prioritize evidenced-based therapy practices and rely on well researched techniques, Leslie strives to give her client’s the most transformative care. She works collaboratively with her clients to become in touch with their own authenticity, resilience, and strengths as she guides them’ on their journey of healing.

Leslie Bazan

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

Leslie is a bilingual (Spanish) Associate Marriage and Family Therapist...

Dawn Halliburton-Rudy

Position: Executive Director
As the Executive Director of Embark Behavioral Health in Campbell, CA, Dawn is a Clinical Social Worker, having worked in the field of mental health for 15 years. She studied at the Universities of Notre Dame and Southern California. Dawn acknowledges the importance of delivering quality mental healthcare and the cruciality it plays in the well-being of our community and society at large. She entered this field with a burning desire to do good and create an impact on those she works with. Focusing on producing and delivering the highest quality of care possible, Dawn’s life mission is to influence junior clinicians to cultivate this same desire .

Dawn Halliburton-Rudy

Executive Director

As the Executive Director of Embark Behavioral Health in Campbell,...

Cassandra Quemuel

Position: Executive Assistant
Hi, my name is Cassandra Quemuel, and I am the Executive Assistant here at Embark Behavioral Health in Campbell. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Administration, and I bring over 15 years of experience in health administrative support. As a behavioral health administrator, I have found passion in the opportunity to make a difference within our community. I want to share with you, that I am also a mother of a child who struggles with mental health. I believe that early intervention and treatment; can provide our adolescents with the tools to live a successful life. Although my role is behind the scenes, I strive to create a positive and meaningful experience for the clients and families that we serve.

Cassandra Quemuel

Executive Assistant

Hi, my name is Cassandra Quemuel, and I am the...

Mia Singer

Position: Enrollment Director
Mia Singer is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT #114631), working as the Enrollment Director for Embark Campbell. She moved from Los Angeles to Campbell – mid pandemic – and is loving it! She went to school all along the coast, first at Santa Barbara City College then to UC Santa Cruz to finish her bachelor’s in psychology and finally to Pepperdine University to get her master’s in clinical psychology (with a short pit stop in living in Louisiana). For the past two years she has been working as a private practice therapist, working with teens and adults in individual and group therapy. Prior to this, Mia worked specifically with teen and young adults (13-25 years old) in many different forms, from residential treatment to field based therapy. Throughout these experiences, she has been able to gain insight and understanding to the issues many adolescents are dealing with today, specializing in issues such as anxiety, depression, Conduct Disorder, PTSD, and a multitude of co-occurring disorders. Coming from a Humanistic Psychology background, Mia takes on a person/ client centered therapeutic process that focuses on self-actualization, self-efficacy, and the understanding that humans are inherently good, in order to create lasting change. In her free time Mia loves to hike and travel, whenever possible, and is trying very hard to be a better cook. Most of the time though, she is probably at home, watching TV with her very chunky cat named Lucille (pictures and videos are most definitely available, upon request).

Mia Singer

Enrollment Director

Mia Singer is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT...

Brittany Woodward

Position: Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
Brittany Woodward is an Associate Marriage and Family therapist (AMFT# 117461) who graduated from Santa Clara University with a Masters degree in Counseling Psychology. Brittany was born and raised in the San Jose area and obtained her Bachelors degree in Psychology from Santa Clara University as well (Go Broncos). Brittany has worked across multiple mental health settings from Outpatient treatment, Intensive Outpatient treatment, Partial Hospitalization and School Based programs. Brittany has been able to work with children, youth and adults dealing with issues of substance use, depression, anxiety, self-harm, trauma and psychotic symptoms. Brittany utilizes a client centered approach in which she meets children, teens and adults where there are at and focuses on the needs the goals that they have set for themselves. She also has training in the evidence-based therapies of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and Motivational Interviewing (MI). She utilizes these forms of therapy to help meet the individualized treatment goals and develop ways to manage, cope and sustain positive changes found throughout the therapeutic process. Brittany is passionate in working with children and youth, which has guided and driven her career path in the field of Behavioral/Mental Health. She aims at helping children find their happiness, passions, resources and abilities to conquer the challenges that life may throw their way. Outside of work you can find Brittany walking her two Siberian Huskies around the Campbell area or spending time with family and friends.

Brittany Woodward

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

Brittany Woodward is an Associate Marriage and Family therapist (AMFT#...

Samantha Acosta

Position: Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
Samantha is a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT) who earned her B.Science in Psychology and Social Action from Palo Alto University and her Master’s in Counseling and Psychology from Santa Clara University. She works with extensive and highly diverse populations and has found a particular passion for working with adolescents and young adults. Her clinical interests include working with mood, anxiety, and behavioral challenges as well as assisting clients in developing and strengthening interpersonal skills and relationships. Samantha has a background working in crisis intervention and higher levels of therapeutic care. Samantha’s approach to therapy is utilizing evidence-based practices tailored to each individual’s needs and strengths and deeply believes in the power of empathy and connectedness in therapeutic relationships. She uses evidence-based practices to assist clients as they grow, evolve and heal, while also incorporating strong wellness disciplines, compassion and support to develop safe and meaningful therapeutic relationships. Samantha strives to create effective and meaningful collaboration with each client to become more self-aware of their authentic self, resilience and unrealized strengths as they work together on a journey of healing. When she isn’t working, you can find her spending time with her family and friends, cooking, hiking, and being a dog-mom to Asher.

Samantha Acosta

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

Samantha is a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT)...

Django and Luna

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Django and Luna

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Daniel Thompson

Position: Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
I’ve always had a passion for storytelling and learning about others. It is through this love of story that sparked an interest within me to help others find the hero that already exists within them. In addition, self-care is more than a word to me, it is a way of life which I enjoy hiking, yoga, gardening, writing poetry, watercolor painting, and playing with my cat, Shadow. I embrace the diversity of the world we live in and cherish each beautiful moment of this journey through life.

Daniel Thompson

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

I’ve always had a passion for storytelling and learning about...

Mark Milliron

Position: Psychiatric, PA
Mark Milliron graduated from the University of Redlands (California) with a Bachelor of Science in 1976. In 1978, he completed a Master of Science in Developmental Biology at the University of California, Riverside. Milliron entered the University of British Columbia’s Faculty of Medicine in 1978, where he specialized in Medical Genetics. He earned his PA degree from Loma Linda University in 2014 and has served as the Didactic Director for Loma Linda’s PA program since 2017. In addition to his administrative role, he is a full-time professor responsible for the program’s Psychiatry and Pathophysiology courses. Milliron holds teaching credentials in both California and British Columbia and is one of the original authors of the AVID curriculum, a college-readiness program operating in 16 countries and 45 U.S. states. The father of five, his work with adolescents includes teaching, counseling and coaching. Milliron is the founder and Director of the Redlands Walk-in Medical Clinic, a free medical service for citizens without homes. He is co-founder of MasterPeace Ministries, a Christian outreach supporting community development among indigenous groups in South America and Africa.

Mark Milliron

Psychiatric, PA

Mark Milliron graduated from the University of Redlands (California) with...