Auburn-Davis Center for DBT Expands Services Under New Leadership
The Auburn-Davis Center for DBT in Sacramento has transitioned to new ownership, with CEO Tom Harrer committed to expanding mental health services and maintaining high-quality Dialectical Behavioral Therapy for teens, young adults, and families.
Sacramento's Auburn-Davis Center for DBT has announced a strategic leadership transition with Tom Harrer assuming the role of CEO, signaling a renewed commitment to comprehensive mental health services. With 18 years of clinical experience, Harrer brings deep expertise in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) to guide the center's expansion and service delivery.
The center will continue offering a full continuum of DBT services, including individual therapy, skills groups, phone coaching, and consultation teams. These services specifically target clients struggling with emotion dysregulation, self-harm, chronic suicidality, and complex mental health challenges. By adhering to the gold-standard DBT model developed by Dr. Marsha Linehan, the center ensures evidence-based, measurable treatment outcomes.
A key focus of the new leadership is enhancing service accessibility through expanded in-person and telehealth options for California residents. The center's team of seasoned clinicians is dedicated to providing culturally responsive care across diverse communities, with advanced training in DBT techniques.
The organization is also strengthening collaborative relationships with school districts, healthcare systems, and community mental health partners. This approach aims to facilitate smoother care transitions for high-acuity clients and address the growing mental health needs in the region.
Harrer emphasized the center's mission to offer compassionate, skills-based therapy that promotes long-term healing, resilience, and emotional regulation. By maintaining clinical excellence while expanding service reach, the Auburn-Davis Center for DBT continues to be a critical resource for individuals and families navigating complex mental health challenges.