Mental Health

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International Students Can Get Help included with Health Insurance or On-Campus

 

DialCare

What is DialCare?

DialCare connects you with state-licensed, fully credentialed doctors and mental health professionals via phone and video chat, to provide treatment and advice for common issues. DialCare is included with the International Student Health Insurance. Get help with issues like:

Contact Us

  • ISP Office - GE-118
  • Monday - Thursday
    9 AM - 4 PM PST
    Fridays
    10 AM - 1 PM PST
  • Mailing Address
    San José City College
    International Student Program
    2100 Moorpark Avenue
    San José, CA 95128 U.S.A.
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Get Help on Campus

Mental Health Counseling is available to current students. Email the Mental Health Counseling for information and to schedule an appointment.

email the sjcc mental health counselor
Mental Health Resources

Frequently asked questions (faq)

SJCC offers a variety of mental health services, including:

  • Free and Confidential Counseling: Licensed therapists provide individual sessions to help students manage stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns.
  • Wellness Workshops and Support Groups: Programs designed to promote mental well-being and provide peer support.
  • Crisis Intervention and Referrals: Immediate assistance during crises and referrals to community resources as needed.

Yes, all counseling sessions at SJCC are confidential, adhering to state and federal privacy laws. Information shared during sessions will not be disclosed without the student's consent, except in cases where disclosure is required by law. 

If you require immediate assistance outside of SJCC's operating hours, consider contacting:

  • Santa Clara County Suicide & Crisis Hotline: 1-855-278-4204
  • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988
  • Crisis Text Line: Text "HOME" to 741741

While SJCC's mental health services are designed to support all students, the International Student Program provides additional assistance, including:

  • Personal Counseling: Addressing challenges unique to international students, such as cultural adjustment and homesickness.
  • Academic Counseling & Orientation: Helping with course selection, educational plans, and transfer planning.

  • Encourage Them to Seek Help: Suggest they contact Student Health Services or the International Student Program for support.
  • Offer to Accompany Them: Sometimes, accompanying a friend to their first counseling session can provide comfort.
  • Know Emergency Contacts: In urgent situations, don't hesitate to contact campus police or emergency services.