They bring therapy to homeless Californians — anywhere they can help

A new initiative in California is addressing mental health issues among the homeless population by bringing therapy directly to those in need, rather than waiting for them to seek help on their own. This approach targets conditions like depression, anxiety, and PTSD, which are more widespread among the homeless than severe psychosis. By offering therapy where it's needed most, the program aims to provide much-needed support and improve overall well-being. This effort underscores the importance of mental health care for the homeless, highlighting a more compassionate and effective strategy to tackle homelessness and its root causes.