Turning Point Child and Youth (TPCY) provides intensive, community- and family-based wraparound services for high-need children and young adults ages 6 to 21 residing in San Mateo County. The program is structured to support youth who are impacted by severe emotional and behavioral challenges at risk of psychiatric hospitalization or higher levels of out-of-home care and their families. Turning Point is also meant to serve youth transitioning back into the community from more restrictive placements.
Turning Point is well suited for youth and families with complex behavioral health and system-involvement needs—when traditional outpatient or school-based resources are not sufficient to maintain stability in the least restrictive setting. The program’s wraparound and multidisciplinary approach prioritizes safety, resilience, and sustainable community integration.
Comprehensive clinical assessment and collaborative treatment planning
Intensive case management and care coordination
Individual and family psychotherapy
Youth ages 6 to 21 who are residents of San Mateo County and are identified as having significant behavioral health needs and their families. These youth may be dually diagnosed with significant behavioral health needs and, substance use, or developmental conditions.
Context that may exist for these youth includes:
Turning Point aims to:
The Turning Point program at Edgewood uses Welligent EHR to track clinical services and progress including:
