Therapy Associates of Solano County

At Therapy Associates of Solano County (TASC), our mission is to stop the cycle of harm by elevating the sexual health and safety of the communities we serve.

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We provide specialized outpatient mental health treatment for adults and youth whose sexual behaviors have become harmful or unhealthy, with a focus on sexual addictions, non-consenting sexual behaviors, pornography use, and unmanageable sexual behaviors. We also support family members who are impacted by sexually harmful behaviors within the family system.

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In addition to our specialized work at the intersection of behavioral health and the justice system, TASC provides comprehensive mental health services to support overall well-being. Our clinicians offer individual therapy, crisis intervention, trauma-informed care, and evidence-based treatment for anxiety, depression, stress, and other emotional challenges. We are committed to meeting clients where they are, providing compassionate, culturally responsive support that promotes healing, stability, and long-term growth.

 

Experienced, Qualified Clinicians

Our clinicians are licensed or registered in mental health fields where psychotherapy is part of their scope of practice, including:

• Licensed Clinical Social Workers and Associate Clinical Social Workers

• Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Marriage and Family Therapist interns

• Licensed Psychologists and Psychological Associates

• Licensed Professional Clinical Counselors and Associate Professional Clinical Counselors

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Therapists who treat individuals who have committed sexual offenses meet practitioner standards outlined by the California Sex Offender Management Board (CASOMB). Our providers are also affiliated with professional organizations such as ATSA and CCOSO.

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Specialized Services

TASC offers a range of services designed to address both risk and healing, including:

• Individual, family, and group psychotherapy

• Risk assessment and aftercare treatment

• Community outreach, training, and case conferencing

• Collaborative involvement and assessment with local agencies

• Case management, including treatment planning and progress reports

• Responsible adult support and accountability education

• Safety planning

• Pre-Trial and Post-Conviction treatment and consultation

• Prevention and early-support programs

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Our mental health services are designed to support individuals in managing a wide range of emotional and behavioral challenges. We provide compassionate, evidence-based care for concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, relationship difficulties, and other issues that impact daily life. Through individualized treatment, skill-building, and a supportive therapeutic environment, we help clients strengthen their well-being, improve coping strategies, and work toward lasting stability and growth.​

 

Community-Focused Care

TASC works closely with a network of community partners who share the goal of ending sexual harm. Through collaboration, outreach, and training, we aim to:

• Reduce risk and support accountability

• Strengthen protective factors for clients and families

• Promote safer, healthier relationships in the communities we serve

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Our services support individuals in addressing and reducing patterns of sexual behavior that feel difficult to manage. We provide therapeutic care for concerns such as compulsive sexual behavior, intrusive or non-consensual sexual impulses, problematic pornography use, and other challenges that impact daily functioning. Through evidence-based treatment a supportive therapeutic environment, we help clients build healthier coping strategies, strengthen self-regulation, and work toward long-term well-being.

 

Evidence-Informed, Collaborative Approach

We use California's containment model, a collaborative, victim-centered approach that brings together:

• The client

• The supervising agent or probation officer

• The treatment provider

• The polygrapher

 

Mandated Forensic Mental Health

Our mandated forensic mental health services are grounded in evidence-based practices and guided by SARATSO-designated static and dynamic risk assessments. These tools allow us to identify the factors that contribute to an individual's risk for re-offense or violence, as well as the strengths and protective factors that support long-term change. By integrating these assessments into ongoing treatment planning, we tailor interventions to each client's needs, monitor progress over time, and ensure that services remain responsive, accountable, and aligned with public safety goals.