Resiliency Center of Fresno

Resiliency Center of Fresno Bringing hope and healing through compassionate and professional mental health services.

September is Su***de Prevention Month. A reminder that you are not alone, help is available, and every life matters.Swip...
09/02/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month. A reminder that you are not alone, help is available, and every life matters.

Swipe to find local resources and crisis hotlines available to support you or someone you love. 🩵💜

Resilience is back in the classroom!As the 2026–27 school year gets underway for Fresno Unified School District, our R.I...
08/25/2026

Resilience is back in the classroom!

As the 2026–27 school year gets underway for Fresno Unified School District, our R.I.S.E. Coaches are returning to classrooms to help students build the skills necessary to bounce back, navigate challenges, and grow through adversity.

Resilience is a skill — and every student deserves the tools to build it. Here’s to a new year of learning, growing, and rising together!

If you are interested in volunteering for the Resiliency Center’s R.I.S.E. Program, please reach out to Carole Blomgren at [email protected]!

07/06/2026

On average, it takes 11 years after the onset of a mental health disorder before a person seeks help.

Early intervention can be life changing.

At the Resiliency Center, we provide trauma-informed counseling, mental health services, and educational programs in elementary schools across Fresno to help our community become more resilient.

While we cannot prevent every traumatic experience a person may face, we are committed to helping our neighbors and students develop healthy coping mechanisms and increase their access to resources that will help them find healing sooner.

Learn more about our work here: fresnorc.org

Through our R.I.S.E. Program, we have been able to help children build resilience at a young age, so when they encounter...
06/25/2026

Through our R.I.S.E. Program, we have been able to help children build resilience at a young age, so when they encounter life’s challenges, they have a strong foundation to help them respond and grow.

To see more of the work we are doing, take a look at our impact report here:https://fresnorc.org/wp-content/uploads/Impact-Report-2025-Final-1.pdf

This month marks one year since we opened our Veteran and Family Care office. Since then, we’ve had the privilege of ser...
06/17/2026

This month marks one year since we opened our Veteran and Family Care office. Since then, we’ve had the privilege of serving 50 veterans and 80 family members of veterans throughout our community.

We're incredibly grateful for the relationships built and the support we've been able to provide over the past year, and we look forward to continuing this work in the years ahead.

We were honored to be invited by California Department of Veterans Affairs to attend a training in San Diego. During the...
06/11/2026

We were honored to be invited by California Department of Veterans Affairs to attend a training in San Diego. During the week, we participated in a variety of sessions ranging from clinical topics, such as su***de prevention strategies and treatment planning, to organizational topics like cultural humility and professional sustainability.

These trainings provided valuable insights that will help us better serve veterans and their families in our community.

Thank you, CALVET, for the opportunity to be part of this important work and for your continued partnership.

Meet our Resilience In Student Education (R.I.S.E.) Coordinator, John Edmondson.John has been part of the R.I.S.E. Progr...
06/05/2026

Meet our Resilience In Student Education (R.I.S.E.) Coordinator, John Edmondson.

John has been part of the R.I.S.E. Program for 14 years, and is deeply passionate about the belief that the early years are critical in helping children become confident, lifelong learners.

Through his leadership, he develops curriculum and supports a team of dedicated R.I.S.E. Coaches who work directly with first graders each week, teaching resilience skills that help children manage emotions, overcome challenges, and “bounce back” in healthy ways.

His work is centered on creating a strong foundation for mental and emotional growth during some of the most important years of development.

06/03/2026

Fresno City Councilmember, Nick Richardson - D. 6 is passionate about ensuring veterans in our community have access to the mental health support they deserve. Through his work and advocacy, he continues to highlight the importance of care that is both accessible and tailored to those who have served.

We're proud to come alongside that mission by offering a dedicated program designed specifically to support veterans and their families in their unique experiences.

Visit fresnorc.org/veterans to learn more about the services we offer.

I recently had the opportunity to learn more about the work being done at the Resiliency Center, and one message stayed ...
06/03/2026

I recently had the opportunity to learn more about the work being done at the Resiliency Center, and one message stayed with me: healing often begins long before a crisis ever occurs.

During my visit, I learned how their team partners with schools, families, veterans, and first responders to identify trauma early and connect individuals with the support they need. From teaching resilience and emotional wellness skills in elementary classrooms to providing mental health services for children, families, and veterans, their work is rooted in a simple but powerful belief: early intervention can change the course of a life.

The strongest communities aren’t built by simply responding to challenges as they arise. They’re built by investing in people early, creating pathways to support, and ensuring that no child or family has to navigate hardship alone.

Thank you to the Resiliency Center for the compassionate work you do each day to bring hope, healing, and opportunity to those who need it most.

In 2025, we provided 4,218 hours of counseling services to clients across the Central Valley.This is just one of the man...
05/27/2026

In 2025, we provided 4,218 hours of counseling services to clients across the Central Valley.

This is just one of the many ways we are investing in a more resilient, connected future for the individuals and families we serve.

Take a look at our full 2025 Impact Report to see the impact made possible through this work.

Address

7461 N. First Street Ste. 102
Fresno, CA
93720

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15594922266

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