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Group of adults sitting in circle for therapy at Sol Mental Wellness IOP program riverside CA

Our Treatment Center

Our 3,800 square foot facility includes a relaxation room with a massage chair, two kitchens, a beautiful group room, and private rooms for therapy and treatment.

Our Philosophy

At Sol, we believe that the two-way connection between mind and body can drive a successful journey to recovery. We emphasize enhancing self-love, embracing healthy lifestyle choices, strengthening relationships with friends and family, and finding a greater purpose in life.

Our Team

Tania Acevedo, MA, LPCC
Tania Acevedo, MA, LPCC
Founder & Chief Clinical Officer

Tania is a bilingual Clinical Supervisor and licensed professional clinical counselor (LPCC) with over 10 years of experience in behavioral health. Tania has a strong track record of achievements in clinical case management, crisis assessment and intervention, evidence-based treatment. Tania has led programs enabling clientele from various socio-economic backgrounds to achieve stabilization, recovery, and rehabilitation. Tania is a Riverside native, with a BA in Psychology from CBU and a Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from University of Redlands.

Shahrzad Arjomandi, PA-C
Shahrzad Arjomandi, PA-C
Psychiatric PA-C

Shahr is a dedicated psychiatric physician assistant with extensive experience working across various levels of care. She specializes in helping adults manage a wide range of psychiatric conditions, including major depressive disorder (MDD), generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), borderline personality disorder, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and co-occurring disorder. At Sol, Shahr creates a supportive, trusting environment where individuals can feel safe addressing their mental health challenges and achieving lasting recovery.

Rajvi Patel, MSW
Rajvi Patel, MSW
Care Coordinator

Rajvi received her master's in social work from the University of Southern California. Rajvi is an associate clinical social worker who believes in the connection between mind, body, and soul. She understands each individual as unique and recognizes the role culture plays in the therapeutic process and strives to approach each case utilizing a biopsychosocial lens. She works from a collaborative, strengths-based approach, assisting and supporting clients to be the authors of their own lives.

Kimberly Jones, CYT
Kimberly Jones, CYT
Yoga & Meditation Facilitator

Kim is a 200-hour Certified Yoga Teacher and has a passion for sharing yoga with the Sol community and strives to make the practices of yoga accessible and available to all. She says "Yoga found me years ago and has transformed my mental, physical and emotional well-being. I hope to guide others into their own journey of finding that for themselves."

Dr. Alejandro Alva, MD
Dr. Alejandro Alva, MD
Medical Director

Dr. Alejandro Alva, M.D., is the Medical Director at Sol Mental Wellness. Dr. Alva specializes in innovative treatments for psychiatric disorders and chemical dependency, integrating insights into ethnicity and gender's impact on pathological conditions. His extensive career spans more than 30 years and includes leadership roles in detoxification and rehabilitation across various settings, including the VA Medical Center in Long Beach and Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach. Dr. Alva completed medical school at Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara School of Medicine in Mexico, followed by a psychiatric residency at the University of California, Irvine.

Fabiola Pacheco, MSW, LCSW
Fabiola Pacheco, MSW, LCSW
EMDR Therapist

Fabiola is a bilingual licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and certified EMDR Therapist. She received extensive EMDR training to fulfill specialization requirements that meet EMDRIA standards of care. Fabiola specializes in treating PTSD, single trauma, and complex trauma through a holistic mind and body approach. Fabiola's goal is to improve individuals overall health and wellbeing by providing quality and effective mental health services.

Milton Jackson II, MBA
Milton Jackson II, MBA
Music Therapy Facilitator

Milton is the Owner and Executive Director of Major K Music, a music education company and recording studio. He is a pianist, guitarist, and classically-trained bass-baritone. Milton is passionate about using the power of music to bring healing to clients with mental health conditions. Milton is a Riverside native with a BA in Ethnomusicology, History and Theory from UC Davis and a Masters in Business Administration from American University

Steven Eannarino, MBA
Steven Eannarino, MBA
Chief Executive Officer

Steven is a mission-driven leader who brings over a decade of experience in Health and Wellness delivering innovative customer experiences. Prior to Sol, Steven worked at venture-backed startups in sports-tech, pet telehealth, and software-as-a-service. Steven is a named inventor on 5 patents and holds a BS in Business from UNC Chapel Hill. Steven earned his MBA from the Anderson School of Business at UCLA on The Dean's Scholarship.

Jenni Hall
Jenni Hall
Case Manager & Counselor

Jenni is a registered substance use disorder counselor with a background in providing co-occurring mental health and substance use case management and treatment. She has experience delivering compassionate care in both residential and outpatient settings. Jenni's pursuit and passion is the collaborative development of treatment plans which integrate supportive services, evidenced based therapies, and optimize meaningful, lasting success.

Whitnee Verdi, MA, CSLC, CLC
Whitnee Verdi, MA, CSLC, CLC
Breathwork & Mindfulness Facilitator

Whitnee facilitates breathwork and mindfulness group sessions at Sol and is a certified life coach, spiritual life coach, and sound bath practitioner. Whitnee holds a BA in Liberal Studies and a Master's degree in Educational Administration, with over 30 years of experience in education. Whitnee has always been passionate about helping others achieve a balanced and fulfilling life. Her expertise in mindfulness and social-emotional learning enriches our holistic services.

  • Will treatment cost me anything out of pocket?
    Prior to beginning treatment, we’ll work with you to gather information on your insurance policy. We can then verify your benefits by obtaining detailed coverage information. During the verification of benefits process, we will consult with your insurance company and will obtain authorization requirements for different levels of care. After this consultation occurs, we will partner with you so you understand what to expect in terms of out of pocket costs (if any).
  • What types of treatment do you offer?
    We offer a wide variety of group counseling and individual therapy. We always select the most appropriate treatment for you based on your symptoms and underlying conditions. You can read about several forms of therapy we offer on our 'Treatments' page.
  • How do I know which level of care I need?
    We offer treatment for levels of care including Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and Outpatient (OP). You can learn more about these on our 'Programs' page. Our clinical team will assess the appropriate level of care for you and recommend placement into that program.
  • What does a daily schedule of treatment look like at Sol?
    10:00am-10:30am | Client arrival, relaxation, coffee (optional) 10:30am - 12:00pm | Meditative group session (ex: Mindfulness & Breathwork) 12:00pm - 12:30pm | Break for Lunch 12:30am - 2:00pm | Process group session (ex: DBT, Seeking Safety, Life Skills) 2:00pm - 3:30pm | Creative group session (ex: Music Therapy, Art Therapy) Clients also receive individual therapy sessions with a therapist, psychiatry, nursing vital checks, bloodwork, case management for wraparound services, and massage therapy in our relaxation room.
  • Do you treat co-occurring disorders?
    Yes- we do treat co-occurring disorders. We know that substance-use disorders and mental health illness often present themselves together, or that one may follow the other. You can learn more about co-occurring disorder on our Conditions page.
  • Will my insurance cover my treatment?
    We will walk you through the steps of using your insurance for treatment, determining if you have the proper coverage and what the authorization process entails. Sol is currently an out-of-network provider with insurance companies, but most major carriers work with us. If you do not have out-of-network benefits, we may be able to seek a special arrangement with the insurance provider (called a single-case agreement). We are working with many insurance carriers to become contracted as an in-network provider.
  • How many clients are treated at a given time at Sol?
    We offer group counseling for no more than 10 clients per facilitator. Individual therapy, case management, and psychiatry are always done individually to provide the necessary privacy and attention for our clients.
  • What is the first step if I want to explore treatment options?
    At Sol, we understand there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to understanding and treating mental health. Start by reaching out to us online or giving us a call at 951-972-5085. We'll walk you through the process and can schedule a tour of our facility.
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