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IN THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA
In the inatter of:
Authorizing extension of
Agreement for Mental Health Services
with—Ronoh DU Treatment Center RESOLUTION NO. 69/360
126 - 13th Street
Richmond, _California
The Board of Supervisors of Contra Costa County RESOLVES THAT:
The County of Contra Costa desires to provide mental health
services to its residents in conjunction with the State of Cali-
fornia under Welfare and Institutions Code Sees . 9000 et seq.
(Short-Doyle Act) ;
The County and the above-named corporation, a California non-
profit corporation, have entered into an Agreement for Mental
Health Services and the Director of Mental Health Services has
recommended the extension of said Agreement through June 30, 1970,
su'L)J,?ct to the incorporation therein of the terms and conditions
contained in "Exhibit All attached hereto in substitution of the
"Exhibit All attached to said Agreement as entered into or as here-
tofore extended; except that
Notwithstanding any other provision of said Agreement , the
County 's total obligation thereunder shall not exceed $ 70,07O
for the period of this extension, and payment shall be made at
the rate of $_ 18.00 — per child per day of attendance.
NOW, THEREFORE, the County agrees to this extension.
PASSED AND ADOPTED on June 3 1969.
cc : Corporation
County Medical Director
County Administrator
District Attorney
Auditor
RESOLUTION NO. 6L360
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a"ssOil TIT`I'TG-i
The Board of Directors of the orgnni a tion described herein,
at a ragu.t ar meeting on the data he:sof, resolves �s follows :
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`f'h1s Board of Directors hereby of feiz to nyt:end that certain
Agreement for Mental Health Services between the rit;hin described
organization and the County of Contra Cost; fvom Jane 30, 1969, to and
until June 30, 1970; subject to the incorporation therein of the terTnis
and cont tions contAn :dd in 1 Ahibit A" t tt;-?ch& hereto in substitution
of the "Exhibit " contained in said agraE;ment,
Dated- April 15, 1969
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Organization: ;7Q?1C>Cl 3;rr Tre t' --nnt Center
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126 -- 13th
Fic'nmor-d California
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By:
President—
1 certify y th;t I am the Secretary of the "-,_thin na.n d organisa-
tion
sa-
tion aad that the forejoinS is a "esolut:i_on of the Board C."•_' Directors O
the said organization, rpgula.r2y ai'iop & on the date set forth above
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Secretary
RESOLUTION No. 69/360
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City/Co. r;,.rl. 5;rvices_____._ __ L �«
Inpatient (Completa ail items)
Q OU,,pcitient (Complete all items) Direct Operation El
E] Rehabilimtlon (Conzplma all iterls) Interagency A-reem:mt
Education Lind Inflonmai
GENERAL PROGRAM DESCRIPTION'
RCUNON DAY TREAT ENT CENTER -- MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
I. General Pring,}ales: The purpose of Ronoh is to treat emotionally disturbed
children to assist them in achieving levols of functioning
which are effective in normal social settings. A corollary goal is to assist
families of such children to modify distorted or ineffective patterns of relat-
ing to their children.
II. Program Emphasis: The emphasis of the program is on rehabilitation of disturbed
children and improvement of the dynamics of family relation-
ships. Treatment is provided for the children through daily sessions of milieu
therapy and semi-weekly sessions of individual therapy for selected autistic
children and their mothers. Counselling relationships with parents are provided
through weekly group moetings, individual, interviews and home visits. Family Cher. -
pints provide individual treatment for selected parents who are not already in
therapy with outside agencies. As an indirect service to the community, some
education and information is provided through occasional, lectures to community
organizations and referral information to individual inquiries.
III. Provision and Administration of Services: The treatment of each child through
daily sessions is coordinated throw
interpretation with the counselling and therapy giver his parents. 'Thus by
helping the family to develop more normal relations with their disturbed child,
treatment provided the child at Roncah can be reinforced and assimilated at home.
The director supervises the principals of the sessions; consults with the family
therapists; counsels with parents through meetings, interviews and home visits;
and conducts some Individual therapy sessions with children. CommunityMental.
Health Services provide psychiatric, psychological and social work consultation
in treatment planning and counselling.
IV. Relationships with Other CoEsunity Groups; Formal contact is maintained with
_ Community Mental Health Services
in planning program and budget. Consultations are held with public and private
mental health clinics and individual clinicians, some of which are supported by
Short-Hoyle funds. Informal contacts are maintained through attendance of
meetings with the Mental Health Association advisory Board for West Contra Costa
County, the Coordinating Council for the Mentally Retarded, and occasional, visits
to other treatment centers and clinics.
V. Staff ilevelopmea-t; Staff development and in--service training include special
training in conducting individual therapy sessions with
children and mothers, reviews of psychological literature and relevant training
films in staff meetings; special training meetings for volunteers; the enroll-
ment of some staff members in university or extension courses; the attendance
of the director in semtnars on group therapy; purchase and reading of psycholo-
gical, reference materials; and attendance of special conference and seminars.
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2. Purposes and Functions: Ronoh Day Treatracrit Center provides daily
sessions of milieu thorapy for emotionally dis-
turbed children for the purpose of helping them achieve normal behavior
patterns. The c,ipericnces available to each child include the opportunity
for relationships with therapists an a on(n-to-:one, basis, supervised play with
other children; special group work in preparation for participation in normal
childhood groups; and excursions to playgrounds and other points of interest.
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rents through weekly grOLIP meetings, individ—
Counsellin is provided parents Z>
ual intervies and home visits. Family therapist provide individual and
conjoint treatment for selected families.
Program modifications include the introduction of a new therapy for
individual psychotic children and their mothers. Our most severely disturbed
children receive six hours of intensive therapy p week through this program.
Gratifying results have been obtained in rapidly reducing hyperactivity and
intense negativism, inducing speech in children who are either mute or ccholalic,
increasing sociability with adults and peers, and improving cognitive learning.
The staff has been reorganized to facilitate the therapy program. A former
co-director is now a Principal Therapist of one session, and a second Principal
Therapist with experience treating psychotic children has been employed.
3. Relationships with Other Mental Health Resources- Referrals are made to us
by Contra Costa County
Hospital and the Richmond 'Mental Health Clinic as well as by other public
and private hospitals, mental health clinics and clinicians. Referrals are
also received from public agencies such as the Departments of Social Service,
Public Health, Probation and the Richi,,,*ad Unified School District..
We refer parents to public and private mental health clinics and
clinicians for individual or family therapy. Some children are referred
the speech clinics of Herrick and Brookside Hospitals for speech therapy,
and all children are referred .to clinicians or i-ilc nt:,Fl health clinics for psy-
chiatric, psychological and physical evaluations. Case conferences are held
ass requested with any of these agencies.
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4 (b) . lnservice Training:
Intramural: During the past year an intensive program has been inaugu-
rated to train staff members in special individual therapy
techniques with mothers and children. The training is
directed by one of the family therapists, a ciinic4i
psychologist. An average of three staff Pembe -s receive
six hours of training per week.
Staff members also read books and journals relevant to the
theory and treatment of childhood mental illness. Once a
month reviews of these materials are presented and discussed
in staff meetings. Special meetings to orient and train
volunteers are held approximately once a month.
Extramural: Lectures on relevant topics are occasionally made to the
stuff by outside speakers who are specialists in the field
of Mental health. Dr. Franz Wassermann of the Pittsburg
Mental Health Clinic attends staff meetings to advise on
special problems. Two conferences and one workshop were
attended by staff members during the past year. Regular
university and university extension courses in the field of
mental health have been attended ,by three staff members
in recent months..
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RESOLUTION NO. 69/360
ORGANIZATION CHART - Ronoli Presclioal. for Disturbed Children
COUNTY MEDICAL SERVICES
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COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
RONOH BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DIRECTOR
PRINCIPAL THERAPIST PRINCIPAL THERAPIST FAMILY THERAPISTS SECRETARY
(Morning Session) (Afternoon Session)
[JANITOR
PROGRAM THERAPISTS PROGRAM THERAPISTS
PROGRAM ASSISTANTS PROGRAM ASSISTANTS
BE OLUTTOINT 0. 691360
(Check oppr opr io"a lienis) (Chec!!Cfpp o�or k:1 a hens)
—tnpalinnt Direct Oporation-.___.___
_CJulp.li@ril InieracpnCy
______mt:eh��iict`ion Contract_�_
_—Cansulfalion For
_—Program Adrr:inis'rCtion
PREM S FIRAL YEAS
I. Salaries and wo'ges $
Z Employee Baarefits
3. Total Staff Costs $ _ $ 62-.9 O
r,. Mointenance and Operations
(Attoch list of cost c.stars)
S. Gross unit Costs:
Wil of Fay's. N.s1 t,'sils svyllce Cal Ulf of Pay't. NO,Of Units sci'vice Cost
a. Inpatient --
b. Outpatient�
e. Rehab
d. Ed and info
e. Consult --
f. Admini>
Total Grass Coss $_0—'070
Us--Orq for Un;Ys S -'.vin:t^c:z Short-DoyIa o-izl Otlser PaIjonta
6. Gross Unit Ccsts(Short-Doyle PciSianti)
a. InpctiFnt
(unit cf Pay't.) 00.of Units) (S>;vice ccsQ (Unit of pay's.) (Sko,of Units) (Sersice cost)
b. Outpatoni
(Unit of Pay,L) (NO.of Units) (Sc•Jice Cyst) (Unit of?ay't.) (tin_,Of Units) (Service Cost)
C. Rehab -
(Unit at pay't.) 0'0o o°Units) ("S:Vke Cast) {unit of pay's.) (Na.of Units) (Sxvice Cost)
d. Ed and Into
e. Ccnsult $-
f. Adminik ----
Totn2 Crass rot (S:`sort-Doyle Pati-2+ts) $ _ _-_ $
7. Unit 8vd�ct Breakdown I. It. ISI. IV. V. Vt.
GROSS UNIT._i Fs � NET UNIT-�` GRA lo'S ANr) I L. 5.S PART ;ti T Su,1FCT Tfl
PRl">rOS r.C1 SUDG=_r L.l=55 F' -5
C05T5 - �
COSTS, SJ 9Sf bf Y A�SaVt'iG_ f4 ,6U.n9�tl5 NR'
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a. OutpvtienP
c. Pe�Cb1-lic'!lOn 70
d. Eonsu-f`otian
e. Educ i fcn crd
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f. prc..,,rom Arimin,ration
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MH 15713 t>
:ESOLT,"TIO '� Nlo, 601/363
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',!E' N T F-R UNIT 5UP�e,`ET S'111,�:�.�T
RON011 DAY TREATZ. NT CEI
I. PERSONNEL COSTS PROPOSED BUDGET
Staff
Director (40 hour week) 12,000
(2) Principal Therapists (30 hour week) 12,480
Family Therapist(s) 6,900
(3) Therapists 1 9,660
(3) Therapists 11 8,280
(2) Therapists 111 4,600
(2) Program Assistants 1,120
Secretary 2,600
Janitor Boo
Fees for Professional Services
Dance Therapist 690
Accountant 300
Or-her 500
me-1-0 Yee Benefits 3,040
TOTAL 62,970
11. MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS-COSTS
Insurance 400
Telephone 350
Occupancy 4,000
Equipment, etc. 300
Supplies 1,500
Printing 150
Reference Publications 200
Educ-tlon 200
TOTAL $ 7, 100
GRAND TOTAL $ 70,070
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The provisions of paragraph 6 of the within r..nr enant are
hereby modified to provide that the limits of liability insurance carried
by the Corporation, na.min the Goy.=nty as co--insured, shall be nom less than
Too Huai ed fifty Thousand Dollars (1250,000) for each person, rive Hundred
Thousand Dollars (5500,000) .for each accident, for all damages arising out WE
bodily inju ;r, sickness, or disease, including death, from any one accident,
and Fifty Thousand Dollars (150,000) for all damages arising out of injury
to or destruction of property for each accident.
The, srfithin modification is attached to and a part of "Exhibit All
to said agreement
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MOLUTION NO.. 691360