Our Office:
1847 Robinson Street
Oroville, CA 95965
By appointment only
Closed Sundays
530-552-2105
Meet Our Staff:
Jada Dotson, MSW, ACSW #123920
Staff Therapist
She/Her
Supervised by Julie Torok-Mangasarian, LMFT
Hello, I'm Jada, a life long resident of Butte County deeply committed to community welfare. Recently graduating with a Masters in Social Work, I am passionate about utilizing my education and skills to contribute meaningfully to the community that has shaped me. With a strong belief in the power of community support and advocacy, I am eager to work towards enhancing the well-being of individuals and families in Butte County. My journey in social work is driven by a dedication to fostering resilience and empowerment among community members, ensuring everyone has access to the resources and support they need. I look forward to collaborating with local organizations and individuals to create positive change and promote social justice.
Sarai Cano, MSW, ACSW #117254
Staff Therapist
She/Her/Ella
Supervised by Julie Torok-Mangasarian, LMFT
Hola!
I firmly believe that we are products of our environment, which is why it is essential to listen to people in the community about their challenges, with compassion and cultural humility.
During my bachelor's program, I interned at a community college as a peer mentor for Dreamers, first-generation and CalWORKs students. Working in higher education with multiple diverse communities allowed me to learn how to better serve and advocate for students with their unique needs. My background and lived experiences have helped me understand the intricate issues that often affect people of color and low-income communities such as lack of resources, housing insecurity, family violence, immigration status and intergenerational trauma. I recognize that these factors can be barriers to living life at ease but hope to help alleviate some by working collaboratively.
Currently, I am attending Chico State for my master's in social work and am on the path to graduating in Spring 2023. After I obtain my MSW, I plan to go for my LCSW to continue working with individuals in the community and assist them therapeutically.
Being able to work with people in the community has been a dream of mine, and I now have the privilege and honor to do so which continues to drive my passion.
January Giles, MSW, ACSW
Registered Associate Clinical Social Worker, #99887
Supervised by
Julie Torok-Mangasarian, LMFT
Life presents each of us with challenges and stressors, but you don't have to go through them alone. While it can be challenging to seek support, it can be life changing. As a clinician I recognize each person’s story and experiences are unique, so therapy should be the same and meet the unique needs of the individuals I am working with. I am committed to provide a strength-based, inter-culturally competent, trauma informed and person-centered approach.
I have worked in social work for over 15 years working with multiple communities and populations including, expecting, and parenting individuals, families, 0–5-year old’s, school age children, youth, adults, caregivers of children, diverse communities and individuals who have experienced trauma. I provide a welcoming, safe, supportive, non-judgmental environment for you to explore life transitions, personal issues, professional development, dilemmas, and concerns.
Therapy can be used to address challenges as well as existential concerns, dreams, fears, and life transitions. During our time together I create a space that offers you the opportunity to embark upon a process of personal growth and development in an atmosphere of compassion and support.
I look forward to hearing from you and learning more about what kind of support best meets your needs to grow, heal, or feel at your best.
Meet our Supervisors:
Julie Torok-Mangasarian, MA, LMFT, RPT-S, RPM
Julie Torok-Mangasarian, is a licensed marriage and family therapist, Registered Play Therapist/Supervisor (RPT-S), Endorsed Infant-Family and Early Childhood Mental Health Specialist, and Reflective Practice Mentor (RPM). Julie has supervised and mentored dozens of mental health clinicians utilizing a reflective supervision approach.
Contact Julie if you are interested in clinical supervision, reflective practice, or play therapy supervision. You can find a complete list of her upcoming trainings and workshops at www.cloverleafce.com
Get Comfortable With Our Office:
1847 Robinson Street
Oroville, CA 95965
admin@cloverleafcounselingservices.com
530-552-2105
Welcome Room
January’s Therapy Room
Sarai’s Therapy Room
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Cloverleaf Family Counseling has created a welcoming and comfortable counseling office for child, individual, and family therapy sessions.
Feel free to take this virtual tour. Please consider showing the video to children who may be visiting our offices.
Our Office: Oroville
1847 Robinson Street
Oroville, CA 95965
Hours
By Appointment Only
Phone
(530) 552-2105
Email
admin@cloverleafcounselingservices.com
Teletherapy
Cloverleaf Family Counseling provides face-to-face services in the form of Telehealth/Teletherapy to clients in California.
Potential Benefits: The benefits of using Telehealth include:
1. Convenient options including location, time, no driving, etc.
2. All services provided by Cloverleaf Family Counseling are available via Telehealth upon your consent.
3. Reduces the overall cost and time of therapy due to not having to drive to and from an office.
4. Increased availability of services to all clients, including clients with limited mobility, homebound clients, or clients with transportation limitations.
Limitations: It is important to note that there are limitations and potential challenges associated with using Telehealth. These limitations include but are not limited to the following:
1. Providers cannot see you, your body language, or your non-verbal reactions to discussions.
2. Due to technology limitations your provider may not hear all of what you are saying and may need to ask you to repeat things.
3. Technology may fail before or during the Telehealth interaction.
4. Although every effort is made to reduce confidentiality breaches, breaches may occur for various reasons.
To reduce the effect of these limitations, your provider may ask you to describe how you are feeling, thinking, and/or acting in more detail than would occur during a face-to-face session. You may also feel that you need to describe your feelings, thoughts, and/or actions in more detail than you would during a face-to-face session.
Fees
Cloverleaf Family Counseling accepts private pay, sliding scale, FEP and CalVCB only at this time.
Fees (as of 02/01/2024):
The fee for service is $105.00 for an intake appointment, office-based or telehealth (up to 50 minutes).
The fee for service is $105.00 for an individual, office-based or telehealth therapy appointment (up to 50 minutes).
The fee for service is $120.00 for a couple or family office-based therapy appointment (up to 50 minutes).
Insufficient Funds Check fee is $25.00.
Cancellation/no-show fee is $25.00.
No fee is charged for cancellations that are made at least 12 hours in advance of a scheduled appointment.
Appointment Scheduling and Cancellation Policies
Sessions are typically scheduled one time per week at the same time and day if possible. However, a different amount of therapy may be suggested depending on the nature and severity of your concerns. Your consistent attendance greatly contributes to a successful outcome. To cancel or reschedule an appointment, you are expected to cancel at least 12 hours in advance of your appointment. If you do not provide at least a 12 hours’ notice in advance, you are responsible for the payment of a $30 cancellation/no-show fee.
In the event of a medical or psychiatric emergency or an emergency involving a threat to your safety or the safety of others, please call 911 to request emergency assistance.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988
Cloverleaf Family Counseling employs and provides supervision for registered associate social workers, marriage and family therapists, and professional clinical counselors.
NOTICE TO CLIENTS
The Board of Behavioral Sciences receives and responds to complaints regarding services provided within the scope of practice of marriage and family therapists and clinical social workers. You may contact the board online at www.bbs.ca.gov, or by calling (916) 574-7830.
Julie Torok-Mangasarian, of Cloverleaf Counseling Services receives and responds to complaints regarding the practice of psychotherapy by any unlicensed or unregistered practitioner providing services at Cloverleaf Counseling Services. To file a complaint, contact www.cloverleafcounselingservices.com
The Board of Behavioral Sciences receives and responds to complaints regarding services provided by individuals licensed and registered by the board. If you have a complaint and are unsure if your practitioner is licensed or registered, please contact the Board of Behavioral Sciences at 916-574-7830 for assistance or utilize the board’s online license verification feature by visiting www.bbs.ca.gov.