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San Diego Non-Profit Mental Health Appointments

Trauma-Informed Counseling | Neurofeedback for Trauma & ADHD

We believe healing from trauma should be accessible to everyone in our community.

  • No one is denied services due to inability to pay
  • 40% of our services are provided free or at significantly reduced rates
  • Insurance payments support our ability to offer charitable care
  • All surplus revenue funds scholarships, training programs, and community outreach
    New Client?
    IF YOU ARE NEW CLIENT for Therapy or Neurofeedback CLICK HERE TO Contact us to SCHEDULE THE INTAKE SESSION
    Returning Neurofeedback Client?
    IF YOU ARE AN ESTABLISHED OR RETURNING Neurofeedback CLIENT CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE FOLLOW-UP SESSIONS
    24 HOUR LATE CANCELLATION POLICY

    RESCHEDULE OR CANCEL YOUR APPOINTMENT 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE TO AVOID THE LATE CANCELLATION & NO-SHOW FEE. 

    Your credit card information is required to be on file in order to schedule an appointment. No Show fees may automatically be charged on the day the appointment is missed.

    Our Late Cancellation & No Show policy is 24 hours. Appointments need to be canceled or rescheduled 24 hours in advance. If appointments are missed (No Show), canceled or rescheduled within the 24-hour period (Late Cancellation), a fee of $50 is applied and charged to the card on file. For example, if an appointment is scheduled at 1pm on Wednesday, it would need to be canceled by 12:59pm on Tuesday. An email, text or voicemail is sufficient and are all time stamped appropriately. This policy is to protect the time reserved exclusively for each individual. Please contact us immediately if any late cancellation or no show is related to COVID-19.

    Children who have experienced an initial traumatic event before 11 years old are 3 times more likely to develop psychological symptoms than people who experience their first trauma as an adult. Traumatic experiences can damage a child if left unspoken about and untreated. Helping a child through a traumatic experience is important for building a child’s resilience (ability to cope), so that they learn how to face what has happened, grieve over it, then put their life back together again and move forward. Help for children who have experienced a traumatic event should begin as soon as possible after the event has occurred.

    Therapy is important to identify how the child is coping with the trauma, to understand that their silence doesn’t necessarily mean that they have not been affected and to provide support, reassurance and healing. SDTC also believes that families need to be supported as well. Trauma impacts every member of the family and we believe that all parties need to be supported in order to heal from these negative events so that lives can be healed and true joy can be experienced by all!