One-Eighty Programs is dedicated to the restoration of our city through teens and families making 180° turns and thriving physically, emotionally, & spiritually. One-Eighty Programs is dedicated to the restoration of our city through one-eighty degree turns towards thriving physically, emotionally & spiritually. A Vision of Hope · Safety to Heal · The Courage to Grow Counseling Services Individuals (Adults & Youth), Couples, Families Discover More... 23 years of Commitment to Teens & Families "When we first started coming here we were going down the wrong path, but as we’ve talked to other people that came to the 180 and talking to the staff it’s kind of turned us around. Now we aren’t going down the wrong path, we’re going toward success and living a good life." - Alex More Stories REcent News! May 2026 Our staff visiting our partner site in El Salvador during Spring Break 2026! Dear Support Team, If you’re not familiar with an NFL Football “Draft Board,” it’s a wall-sized grid where team owners, coaches, and staff recruiters place their desired players in the positions they hope to have them play on the field. Each player has a certain set of skills. Those skills need to not only be fit for the position they will play, but also be complementary to the other players already One-Eighty Programs March 2026 Dear Support Team, There’s nothing like a big surprise to put a smile on your face. Last week, 111 guests attended the One-Eighty Counseling & Resources fundraiser, and it ended with a surprise tour of our newest counseling center. To be fair, we are only in escrow. Nothing is for certain. But walking a few feet from the Teen Center into the steps of what will probably be our counseling center is nothing short of a miracle. Let’s start at the beginning . .. (Click the PDF t One-Eighty Programs 1 2 3 4 5

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We're glad you're here. Though we are an adolescent-focused counseling center, we also believe that being available to families in all stages is essential. We are proud to offer multiple classes & resources for the whole family and have staff present on most campuses. Whether you seek treatment for yourself or someone else, we look forward to speaking with you. HOPE Suicide Prevention There is hope, even in the darkest of circumstances. One-Eighty Programs is dedicated to bringing hope and preventing suicide. While awareness is important, our deepest commitment is prevention and healing, reminding every person that their life has meaning and purpose. Below, you’ll find resources for both those who may be struggling and those who want to be a source of care and encouragement. Remember, you don’t need special training to make a difference—sometimes simply listening and being present can bring light into someone’s darkest moments. And if you’d like extra support, we’ve included resources to help guide you through these conversations with confidence and compassion. Together, we can build a community of hope where no one has to face their struggles alone. One-Eighty Programs does not provide emergency services, but our team is here to help. Call Us 209.339.1616 IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING A LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCY, CALL - 911. IF YOU ARE CONTEMPLATING SUICIDE, CALL OR TEXT - 988. CRISIS Resources Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a Crisis Counselor Free 24/7 support at your fingertips 988 SUICIDE & CRISIS LIFELINE Question. Persuade. Refer. Question the person about suicide. Do they have thoughts? Feelings? Plans? Don’t be afraid to ask. Persuade the person to get help. Listen carefully. Then say, “Let me help.” Or, “come with me to find help.” Refer for help. If a child or adolescent, contact any adult, parent, or guardian. Additional supportive people may include a mentor, a teacher, coach, counselor or church leader. Or call the resource numbers on this card. Warning Signs of Suicide: • Suicide threats • Previous suicide attempts • Alcohol and drug abuse • Statements revealing a desire to die • Sudden changes in behavior • Prolonged depression • Making final arrangements • Giving away prized possessions • Purchasing a gun or stockpiling pills To Save a Life: • Realize someone might be suicidal. • Reach out. • Asking the suicide question Does Not increase the risk. • Listen. Talking things out can save a life. • Don’t try to do everything yourself. Get others involved. • Don’t promise secrecy. • If persuasion fails, call your mental health center, local hotline, or emergency services. • If you believe someone is in the process of making a suicide attempt, call 911.

Fulfill your college internship here and learn what it means to be a youth worker, or volunteer and support Lodi youth and families Career & Volunteer The One-Eighty strives to help youth and families thrive physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Join the team to meet the needs of the community and to give support to its youth and families. We are always looking for our next staff member, volunteer staff, or mentor! Fill out an app today! One-Eighty application Mail Job openings! "How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world." - Anne Frank School-Based Therapist Part-Time (Paid) 32hrs/week Discover More! Central Street Residency Discover More! Youth Mentor $25-$27 /per hour @ averaging 20-25 hours per week Discover More! Client Intake Specialist Administer Justice Volunteer Discover More! Homework Club Volunteer Volunteer Discover More!

Pour into the community by helping maintain and expand the One-Eighty facilities, keeping them safe and fun for youth. PROJECt wishLIST Maintaining and expanding our facilities and their facets is vital in creating a safe and fun environment for youth. Please scroll down to see the current list of facility projects for both of our campuses! Thank you for your consideration in sponsoring a facility project and for investing in Lodi's community, its youth, and its families. Interested in sponsoring a project? First Name Last Name Email Phone If you are interested in supporting a specfic project, please indicate that here. Enter the amount you wish to sponsor: $ Go to Checkout Thanks for submitting! Counseling Center Project List Teen Center Project List Basketball Court Lighting (~ $3000) Carpet Replacement (~ $10,000-$25,000) Parking Lot Seal Coating (~ $1500) Minor Repair of Utility Room Roof (~ $400) Teen Center stage redesign (estimate needed) Backstage Storage (estimate needed) Dan Brown House Project List New Kitchen Exhaust in Dan Brown House (approx. $600) New endeavours Wish List Cargo rack for our passenger vans (~ $1200 each) New stage lights (~ $1000)

Check out our wonderful staff who love the community, its youth, and its families Staff Page! We are pleased to introduce you to our staff! They are the backbone of our organization when it comes to getting it done. We believe that each of our staff (present and past) work here for a reason. We would not be where we are without them. At The One-Eighty, we exist in many different facets, but we work as one. To all of our countless volunteers , your work and donations may have been done in the background , but the effects of what you did are visible for the world to see . On behalf of our staff and those who call the One-Eighty home, Thank You! We are so excited to see what comes in the years ahead. executive Executive Co-Directors Alison & Jake McGregor Mail Alison Mail Jake Admin Team Counseling Executive Assistant Brooke McGovern Mail Programs Executive Assistant Tawney Davis Mail Bookkeeper Krista Bratton Mail Counseling Admin Assistant Katherine Harper Mail Fundraising Kelli Cantrell Mail Teen Center Teen Center Program Director Liz Stevahn Mail Teen Center Assistant Director morgan Bishop Mail Mentor Sheila Alagna Mail Teen Center Staff & Resident Advisor Mikaela Schmirer Mail Teen Center Staff & Resident Alejandra delatorre Mail Teen Center Staff & Resident Andres Perez lozano Mail Counseling Executive Director & Therapist Alison McGregor LMFT Mail Clinical Director & Therapist Michele Silva LMFT Mail Therapist & Development Director Kevin Brown LMFt Mail Therapist & School-Based Counselor Christa Pera LMFT Mail School-Based Counselor LaTreisha burns pps Mail Substance Abuse Counselor josh brown cadc-1 ca Mail School-Based Counselor Andrea Baeza AMFT Mail School-Based Counselor Faye Robinson AMFT Mail School-Based Counselor John Durham AMFT Mail Therapist Monica Reyes ASW Mail Therapist Justin Guest ASW Mail Therapist & School-Based Counselor Kriszel Asuncion APCC Mail Therapist & School Based Counselor Cameron Davis MFT Trainee Mail Therapist & School Based Counselor Alex Corral MFT Trainee Mail Therapist & School Based Counselor Jessica Weaver PCC Trainee Mail Behavioral Interventionist "Mentor" MIsty Woody Mail Behavioral Interventionist "Mentor" alyssa flores Mail Behavioral Interventionist "Mentor" Morgan Bishop Mail community Community Co-Director Jake McGregor Mail Central Residency Director Denes Damasdi Mail Intentional Neighbor katie Stanley Mail Intentional Neighbor Cameron Davis Mail Intentional Neighbor Carole Skelton Mail Intentional Neighbor Tawney Davis Mail Community Development Specialist & Intentional Neighbor Shane Durnell Mail Intentional Neighbor anna Durnell Mail Intentional Neighbor Josh Brown Mail adventures Executive Director/Adventures Director Jake McGregor Mail Adventures Staff Christa Pera Mail Adventures Staff kenny mcgregor Mail

Intensive outpatient program 8 Weeks Build Hope Find Strength Discover You! One-Eighty Counseling & Resources Mission One-Eighty Counseling & Resources exists to address the unique concerns of teenagers and their families through individual, family and group counseling. Intensive Outpatient Program One-Eighty’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) was created to meet the emotional and behavioral needs of students ages 12-19 . Meeting for 8 weeks , our IOP includes Dialectical Behavior Therapy, group processing, and practicing coping skills in response to overwhelming or distressing emotions. Included is a Job Readiness Program, where we prepare students to think about their future, identify strengths, write resumes, do mock interviews, and more. By incorporating adventure skills, we help students build confidence and overcome fear through rock climbing (at the One-Eighty Teen Center), zip lining through the Redwoods, and team building in Tahoe. While the students are meeting in their groups, parents will attend a parenting class/support group led by a professional counselor. F.A.Q.'s What is the cost? Compared to other IOP programs, one-Eighty's Intensive Outpatient Program could cost as much as $6,885 per person. Yet, thanks to the Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation and the San Joaquin Community Foundation - Community Health Fund, this program has been reduced to an intake fee of $375 per person . ( * Please note that this fee is non-refundable.*) These foundations are committed to enhancing the greater Lodi community’s health care and healthy living. Teen mental health is one of their top priorities! How long is the program? The One-Eighty Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a 8-week-long program from your given start date. Any accommodations for holidays will be noted during your sessions. Sessions are Mon - Thurs (3:45-6:00 pm). Important Information One-Eighty's Base Camp 11 West Lockeford Street Lodi , CA 95240 Phone: (209) 339-1616 Email: counseli ng@180lo di.org Next Start Date OCTOBER 2026 Registration Closes September 21. Register Now! What is Base Camp? In 2022, the expansion of our One-Eighty Outdoor Adventures Program prompted the teaching of resiliency and coping skills to teens who would join us on our adventure treks. So much of what can be learned in nature (i.e. rappelling, hiking, kayaking ) can be translated to life. In moments of tiredness and opposition, we need to discover the tools and "grit" inside of us to push through to victory on the other side. In collaboration with our One-Eighty Counseling and Resources Program came the idea of our Dan Brown House (next door) becoming the new headquarters for our Adventures Program, where students are taught how to build skills of resiliency on and off the trail . One-Eighty's Intensive Outpatient Program is just one expression of our desire to see teens use and develop what they have been given to become all that they can be. It's just a step, but we hope that through this and more, they too can see the victory on the other side. What is the Parent Parallel? Our IOP offers a Parent Parallel process at our professional counseling office in downtown Lodi. You and the other parents will have the opportunity to meet 8x’s, glean what your child is learning, support each other, and learn some new strategies from a professional counselor. Upon enrollment, you will receive your four dates. GET STARTED >>> Interested to Know More? Even if you are just looking for a bit more information, give us a call! We would be happy to answer your questions and get you ready for your next steps! Call Us 209.339.1616 STEP 1: WATCH THIS VIDEO STEP 2: CHECK OUT THESE TRIPS Our One-Eighty Adventure Trips are Awesome! Our IOP experience gives you the opportunity to experience these trips with a new perspective! Register Now! STEP 3: I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear. -Nelson Mandela

We are a fellowship of Christians on mission. Get your Podcast Here About Kingdom Community Simply put, Kingdom Community is a fellowship of Christians on mission. We exist to stoke the passion of the people of God, and then empower, equip, and release them to bring healing and restoration to this city. KC PRAXIS F.A.Q.'s Can I just come to the larger KC gathering without joining a Kingdom community group? Of course! The big gathering is there in part as a way for new people to connect. At the same time, we believe that the real action of the church is found when it is on mission. We hope the big gathering will inspire you, set a fire under you, and launch you. We hope you will quickly find and connect to a KC group, or even form a new one. As one of our core leaders recently said, "We exist to tell people they have permission to do great things!" Are Children welcome at kc praxis gatherings? Yes! Not only are they welcome, but we believe that children are a vital part of our mission. We love the sounds of children’s voices in all our gatherings, large or small. We understand that some parents need options for childcare, so we would like to provide that to you. Come a bit early to get your kiddo(s) acclimated. Let us know if you need anything. Do I have to leave my church to be part of Kingdom Community? Not at all. Most of the people that are a part of Kingdom Community are a part of already-established churches. There are many wonderful expressions of the Church in our city, and we do not exist to compete with them. We’re here to serve the local Church by encouraging and inspiring its people to find and pursue their calling to mission. If we accomplish our purpose, people won’t be leaving their church for a new one… new disciples will be made and our churches will benefit and grow. At the same time, some folks have found that the Kingdom Community has become their main place of Christian fellowship, and that’s OK with us as well. Our desire is to be a community of high creativity and low control, so we will not put limits on how people could/might experience it. How is a KC group different than other church small groups? KC’s are all about mission. The people meeting together in a KC aren’t meeting primarily for Bible study, close fellowship, and prayer. Those things are vital, but for a KC they serve the purpose of equipping the members of the group for the forward advancement of the Kingdom of God. This will, of course, work out in unique ways for each KC. Some groups gather around a shared vocation—for instance, one group is forming because all its members are educators who have the desire to work out the unique intricacies of living and sharing the Good News of Jesus in that environment. Other groups are gathered around a more specific mission—like the KC that is forming to establish a low-income preschool, or the ones that will support and equip neighborhood missionaries in Lodi’s Heritage District. Types of Resources Join any of our Kingdom Community Events, any time, as often as you want. KC Praxis Time Set Aside to Worship and Pray Together 1st & 3rd Sundays ~ 5:00-6:00p Discover More KC MISSION Bringing Everyone Together! Discover More Podcast Catch our most recent teaching! Discover More We are a fellowship of Christians on mission. Donate to Kingdom Community 90% of our donations are used to bless people and circumstances in the community - the remaining 10% goes to overhead costs. We firmly believe in the full giftings of the body being represented equally around the leadership table, none higher than others, all working together and incomplete without the other. Our leadership is comprised of people who have followed Jesus in the local and global setting, everyone on mission to see their city transformed. We firmly believe in servant leadership, and our commitment is to equipping and mobilizing the Church to live out the Gospel. Donate Now

Lodi has resources for you, your teens, and your family, see what they are LODI RESOURCES Counseling & Guidance Child Welfare and Attendance (LUSD) 1305 E. Vine St. Lodi 209.331.7070 or 209.953.8070 Lodi Boys and Girls Club 275 Poplar St. Lodi 209.334.2697 Point Break Adolescent Resources 1102 School Ave. Stockton 209.466.0359 San Joaquin Juvenile Probation Officer (Advice and Services) 215 W. Elm St. Lodi 209.333.6760 Youth Outreach Unit (LPD Gang-Alternative Services) 215 W. Elm St. Lodi 209.333.5525 Mental Health Behavior Wellness for Adults 620 North Aurora St. Suite 4 Stockton 209.468.9631 Crisis Intervention Services (24-hour) 1212 N. California St. Stockton 209.468.8686 Crisis Services for Children and Youth Family Health Building 1414 N. California St., 2nd Floor Stockton 209.468.2385 24 Hour Services Crisis Intervention Services (24-hour) 1212 N. California St. Stockton 209.468.8686 Lodi Police Department 215 W. Elm St. Lodi 209.333.6727 Safe House (24-hour Shelter) 436 East Flora St. Stockton 209.929.6700 Stockton Police Department 22 E. Market St. Stockton 209.937.8377 Women’s Center Lodi (24-hour Youth Helpline) 29 S. Washington Lodi 800.769.4357 Youth Crisis Hotline 800.843.5200 Health Care Services Children's Health Services 1414 N. California St. Stockton 209.468.2066 Community Hammer Lane Medical Center 1721 E. Hammer Ln., Suite A. Stockton 209.365.0835 Lawrence Family Clinic 721 Calaveras St. Lodi 209. 331.8022 Lodi Public Health Center 300 West Oak St. Lodi 209.331.7303 or 800.839.4949 Pregnancy Resource Center 942 E. Pine St. Lodi 209.368.7190 Public Health Services of San Joaquin County 205 W. 9th St. Tracy 209.831.5930 Salvation Army Medical Clinic 525 W. Lockeford St. Lodi 209.365.0835 San Joaquin Behavioral Health Services 1212 N. California St. Stockton 209.468.8750 Stockton Public Health Center 1 601 East Hazelton Ave. Stockton 209.468.3400 Virgil Gianelli Medical Clinic 545 W. Sonora St. Stockton 209.467.0703 ext. 128 The Cord Blood Center 1.888.780.2885 Dental Referrals Child Health and Disability Program 209.953.3644 Free/Low-Cost Care at St. Rafael's Dental Clinic 545 W. Sonora St. Stockton 209.467.0703 Healthy Kids--Health Plan of San Joaquin 1.877.543.7669 Healthy Families Program 1.800.880.5305 Kevin Fleming, DDS 828 South Fairmont St. Lodi 209.369.8218 Medi-Cal Dental Referral 1.800.322.6384 San Joaquin General Hospital Dental Clinic 209.468.6109 San Joaquin Valley Dental Group 209.948.5422 University of the Pacific Dental Care Clinic 209.946.7404 Transportation Dial-A-Ride/City Transit, Lodi/Grape Line (Bus Service) 24 S. Sacramento St. Lodi 209.333.6806 Emergency Food & Housing Central Valley Low-Income Housing Corp. 2431 W. March Ln. Suite 350 Stockton 209.472.7200 Emergency Food Bank for Lodi and Stockton 7 W. Scotts Ave. Stockton 209.464.7369 COUNSELING ONE-EighTY RESOURCES

One-Eighty Counseling and Resources is proud to offer Parent Project: "an award-winning intervention model addressing the most destructive of adolescent behaviors. We know of no other program that addresses it all: truancy, drugs, runaways, media, early teen sex, violence, gangs . . . Parent Project promises concrete answers for every parent question asked." Parent Project One-Eighty Counseling and Resources is proud to offer Parent Project: "an award-winning intervention model addressing the most destructive of adolescent behaviors. We know of no other program that addresses it all: truancy, drugs, runaways, media, early teen sex, violence, gangs . . . Parent Project promises concrete answers for every parent question asked." Register Now! CLASS DETAILS: Parent Project is a 10-week course that runs with the LUSD school calendar and break schedule. New classes begin September 21, 2026. PRICE: Free! Thanks to the San Joaquin County Office of Education! One-Eighty Programs - Lodi 17 West Lockeford Street, Lodi CA 95240 209.339.1616 brooke@180lodi.org First Name Last Name What is your relationship to the child? Parent Project Location Choose a Location Phone Email Please tell us about your student(s)... Thanks for submitting! Send

We strive to stretch the vision of teens beyond their circumstances. Sometimes teens need a mountain to see far. Wilderness Expeditions The One-Eighty Wilderness Expeditioins takes things to the “next level.” These multi-day, backcountry adventures are designed to develop life and leadership skills for young people ready to accept challenges, test their limits, and overcome obstacles. We will put on our backpacks and head into God’s wild places. We will build trust, self-awareness, goal-setting, communication, and productive life skills. We won’t be the same when we get home. *The Wilderness Experience isn’t limited to One-Eighty’s program. Contact us if you are interested in a customized experience for your group. Sorry, Our Staff is currently out finding the next great Spot for your One-day trek! Stay Tuned!! “This program is funded by the Outdoor Equity Grant Program, created through AB209 and administered by California State Parks, Office of Grants and Local Services.”