Mental Health Services

(650) 424-0852
Crisis Intervention, Direct Counseling, On-Campus Programs at Middle & High Schools, Outpatient Substance Abuse Counseling, LGBTQIA+ Support and Advocacy.

Bill Wilson Center: Youth and Family Mental Health Services 
(408) 243-0222
Services for youth experiencing behavioral and/or mental health issues. Available for children, adolescents and adults up to age 21 and their families who have full scope MediCal insurance as their primary insurance provider.

Center for Children and Youth - A division of Jewish Family and Children’s Services 
(888) 927-0839
Offers a full range of childhood assessment and diagnostic testing, and subsequent actions plans, for development and mental health challenges. Clinical services include Child and Family Therapy, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Occupational Therapy, and School and Learning Challenges. 

(650) 688-3625          
Counseling & Intervention for infants and youth with emotional, behavioral, and learning challenges. Services also include screenings for Autism/Kindergarten Readiness/Speech-Language/Fine Motor Skills, evaluations for concerns related to Autism/Anxiety/Depression/ADHD/Learning Challenges, educational services to help children and teens adapt to challenges in the classroom, and a parent resource center. 

(650) 965-2020
Offers many different kinds of mental health services and psychotherapy for children, adolescents, adults, older adults, and couples as well as psychological assessment services for children, adolescents and adults. Services are provided on a sliding scale.

On-campus individual, family and group counseling sessions, crisis intervention and treatment, proactive mental health education and peer mediation, free of charge. Provides school staff with training on mental health issues and support staff in handling issues. Provides parent education and community outreach. 

(650) 326-6576
Individual and family counseling for children, teens and adults in the areas of depression, anxiety, trauma, relationships, and other emotional and mental health concerns - sliding fee scale services are available. Also offers services in family violence and abuse prevention, substance use disorder, LGBTQ support and counseling, and school-based services. Provides specialized services for children and adults who are deaf or hard-of-hearing.

(650) 961-9300
Counseling, psychotherapy, and assessment services for adults, children, adolescents, older adults, couples and families on a sliding scale fee basis. Services are provided by doctoral-level student therapists under the close supervision of licensed clinical psychologists. Includes specialty services for the LGBTQ and LatinX communities.

(855) 273-2248
Associated with Momentum for Health and Starlight Community Services - Provides intervention and prevention services for individuals, aged 10-25, who are at risk for or experiencing early psychosis. Services include psycho -education for the community, phone and in-person consultations, multi-disciplinary assessments, individual and family counseling, crisis management, medication management, and occupational therapy.

The Behavioral Health Call Center is the entry point to all Santa Clara County behavioral health services. Services for individuals and families include behavioral health urgent care, emergency psychiatric services, inpatient and outpatient services, community mobile response team, substance use services, suicide crisis and prevention, and a behavioral health navigator program.

Provides emotional support needed by persons dealing with loss by offering one-to-one counseling, grief support groups, grief therapy, crisis response, support at end-of-life, caregiver support and grief education and training.

Provides support for people who have experienced the loss of a spouse. 

California AIDS Hotline 
(800) 367-2437
Provides telephone crisis intervention and information and referral on AIDS resources, HIV testing, counseling, and transmission and prevention of HIV.

National Runaway 24/7 Safeline
(800) 786-2929
Offers crisis intervention, information and referrals, message relay to parent/guardians, free trip home, and advocacy.

9-8-8
Provides phone intervention and emotional support to help individuals experiencing different forms of crisis, emotional or situational distress, a need for ongoing support, varying degrees of mental illness, and a need for general information or referrals.

NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Health Illness) of Santa Clara County
(408) 453-0400
The NAMI Help Desk is a free peer-support service providing support, information, and resource referrals to people living with mental health conditions, their family members, caregivers, mental health providers and the public. 

Mobilizes community support and provides resources for youth suicide prevention and mental wellness.