Mental Health
Your mental health matters as much as your physical health
Finding support for anxiety, depression, stress, or just needing someone to talk to is a sign of strength — not weakness.
💡 Good to Know
- ✓Your school counselor can connect you to free mental health services — no referral needed.
- ✓Many therapists offer sliding scale fees based on income — always ask.
- ✓Medi-Cal covers mental health services at no cost for eligible teens.
Telecare ACCESS San Joaquin
FREEFree mental health assessment and referral services for San Joaquin County residents.
San Joaquin County Behavioral Health Services
FREECounty behavioral health information, treatment access, and crisis-related supports for residents.
Fun fact: County behavioral health is often the system behind referrals students get from schools or hospitals.
El Concilio Behavioral Health & Recovery Center
FREEBehavioral health counseling and support services for youth and families, with referrals and help regardless of insurance or immigration status.
Fun fact: El Concilio has served the community since 1972.
Child Abuse Prevention Council (CAPC) Counseling
FREECounseling, family support, therapy, parenting support, youth mentoring, and prevention services for children, youth, and caregivers.
Fun fact: CAPC also runs services for transitional age youth ages 16–25.
NAMI San Joaquin County
FREEMental health education, support groups, and advocacy resources for individuals and families.
Fun fact: NAMI chapters often provide peer-led education that feels less intimidating than formal treatment settings.
One-Eighty Counseling
Counseling and support services for teens, families, and community members in the Lodi area.
Fun fact: One-Eighty emphasizes adolescent support and community connection, not just office-based counseling.
Quail Lakes Community Counseling
Individual, couple, and family therapy with in-person and telehealth options in multiple languages.
Fun fact: Services are available in English, Spanish, German, Punjabi, and ASL.
Peacekeepers / Office of Violence Prevention
FREEStreet outreach, mediation, mentoring, and case management for youth at high risk of violence.
Fun fact: Peacekeepers respond after violent incidents to help prevent retaliation.
7 Cups
FREEFree online chat with trained volunteer listeners plus affordable online therapy.
Open Path Collective
Affordable therapy sessions ($30–$80) with licensed therapists for individuals under 18.
Need more help?
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