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We are accepting new clients within 48 hours!
We are accepting new clients within 48 hours!
First of all, thank you for being here. Reaching out for mental health support can be intimidating and we’re here for you every step of the way, which is why we promise you help within 48 hours of reaching out to us. Once you’ve reached out to us, Trust Mental Health’s mission is to match you with skilled therapists who are a good fit professionally and culturally sensitive to your unique context and history. Whatever your unique background, our team of BIPOC therapists will meet you where you are and in the language you need. So whatever hard moment you’re going through —anxiety, depression, trauma, or anything else—reach out, and we’ll be there for you.
We offer therapy in person in San Jose, Fremont, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Irvine, and virtually all over California.
English, Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hindi, Arabic, Punjabi, Korean, Vietnamese, Urdu, Tamil, Telugu, Malay, Thai, Turkish, Russian, German, Cambodian.
Individual therapy can improve your self-esteem, relationships, and outlook on life. Our therapists can give you a better understanding of your emotions and teach you communication skills to convey your feelings. We have twenty years of experience in counseling individuals and working with clients who are dealing with issues like anxiety, depression, inadequacy, loneliness, or infidelity.
Relationship counseling is not just for those going through a divorce or a rough time. Building trust in relationships is a part of any personal connection. Seeking therapy can be beneficial as soon as issues start interfering with your daily life and mental health. Whether it is for couples, siblings, families, friends, or business partners, being able to effectively communicate your feelings and recognize unhealthy patterns is essential to improving relationships.
We strive to create safe and comfortable experiences for children, which will enable them to share their important feelings with a therapist. We also combine play therapy and art therapy for children. Child therapists at Trust Mental Health are empathic, respectful, and offer an environment that is conducive to healing.
Adolescence is a challenging time for both teenagers and their parents. Teens are dealing with hormonal changes, attaining academic and extracurricular success, navigating social media, combatting body image issues, resisting drugs and alcohol, and meeting parental expectations. It can often be too much for them to handle. Parents may need guidance in how to best help and support their child through these years. This is where therapy for teens can help.
"After some sudden and difficult life changes, I was desperate for help. However, everywhere I looked therapists in my area were either not accepting patients or had months' worth of wait. I was lucky to have found Trust Mental Health. They were able to get me connected with a therapist online. Taking sessions online through zoom has been easy and allows me the comfort of my own home. I wholeheartedly recommend this service. I can't thank Trust Mental Health enough for supporting me through difficult times."
Imagine waking up feeling exhausted, irritable, and disconnected from your body. You brush it off as stress or age, but the symptoms persist—your energy dwindles, your mood swings become more frequent, and even your sense of self begins to shift. For many men, this is not just the toll of aging but the onset of andropause, a little-discussed stage of a man’s life that brings not only physical changes but profound impacts on mental health.
Most people don't know much about Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and Bipolar Disorder (BD) other than the fact that their names are similar. This blog aims to give a detailed description of the symptoms of each and what makes each disorder a unique diagnosis. Additionally, this blog aims to describe the similarities of the disorders and delve into their differences.
Body dysmorphic disorder is a mental health challenge that is rarely discussed in the media but can occur in people of all ages. Those with the disorder obsess over perceived flaws in their physical appearance, which impacts everyday decisions in day to day life. This post aims to raise awareness about the disorder, its symptoms, and the best ways to treat it.
Therapy creates a designated space to discuss your thoughts. As you dedicate yourself to emotional exploration, you will gain greater self-awareness through professional feedback and problem-solving techniques.
Trust Mental Health is a safe space for you to find relief from the difficulties of life. You can unburden your hardships freely, as we will never judge you or your loved ones. With us, you don’t have to suffer alone.
With therapy, you have a space where you regularly meet and check in with someone who is dedicated to you. Through the safety and accountability of therapy, you can take control of your life in the areas where you seek growth.
We are committed to providing our clients the space to understand their emotions, remain accountable for their goals, and receive professional support.
San Jose Location:
2170 The Alameda #102
San Jose, CA 95126
Mountain View Location:
257 Castro St,
Suite 208,
Mountain View, CA 94041
Palo Alto Location:
2100 Geng Road,
Suite 210,
Palo Alto, CA 94303
Fremont Location:
41111 Mission Blvd #101
Fremont, CA 94539
Campbell Location:
137 E Hamilton Ave,
Suite 203,
Campbell CA 95008