Dr. Natalie Bolin, Mental Health Branch Director

Dr. Natalie Bolin, Mental Health Branch Director

Natalie has worked in multiple positions in the Health & Human Services Agency for over 19 years. She has held various positions in Child Welfare Services, including a leadership role as Division Manager. Natalie currently serves as Deputy Director of Clinical Services in the Mental Health Branch and is an Adjunct Faculty for Fresno Pacific University, focusing her teaching on Social Work, Urban and Social Policy, and Abnormal Psychology.  

Natalie has a master’s degree in Social Work from California State University, Fresno, and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She holds a doctoral degree in Social Work from the University of Southern California.

Natalie’s expertise includes budget management, contract management, strategic planning, community partnerships, and policy and procedure implementation. Her clinical knowledge and commitment to public service will continue to serve the Agency well.


Agency News

2024 Walk with a Doc Program

2024 Walk with a Doc Program

Held the second Saturday of each month in Visalia, Walk with a Doc is a free community outreach program, which strives to encourage healthy physical activity in people of all ages. This doctor-led group is a fun and safe place to go for a walk, learn about health, and meet new friends.  

Video: Multi-Purpose Senior Services Program

Video: Multi-Purpose Senior Services Program

When everyday tasks such as cooking dinner, climbing stairs, or managing your medical appointments become too difficult for you to do on your own, the Multipurpose Senior Services Program, also known as MSSP, might be able to help. 

Video: Understanding Self-Neglect for Seniors

Video: Understanding Self-Neglect for Seniors

In Tulare County self-neglect is the most common condition reported to our Adult Protective Services program, typically accounting for up to 50% of all investigations. The goal of APS is to maintain the safety, health, and independence of the individual.

July Is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month

July Is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, an opportunity to initiate discussions with experts, organizations, state government representatives,and others, to come up with ways to increase availability, accessibility, and quality.