Community Resources


Individual therapy is a powerful resource, AND community care is also essential. Here are some community resources you can check out!

San Diego community resources

❖ San Diego Mobile Crisis Response Team (MCRT) — does not involve law enforcement

❖ The San Diego LGBTQ Community Center

❖ Immigration Psychology Partnerships for evaluations regardless of financial status

❖ License to Freedom for refugee and immigrant communities — multiple programs across different needs

❖ AMALY for culturally-responsive mental health services for all communities, with specialized services for Muslim community members

❖ SURVIVORS for a wide range of free, multidisciplinary services supporting survivors of torture and trauma resulting from international human rights violations

❖ Diaspora Therapy Group’s Affordable Care Clinic — sliding scale therapy options up to $25/session

❖ SDSU Psychology Clinic — multiple therapy options (ex. individual, family, group) as well as evaluations and testing provided on a sliding scale

❖ SDSU’s Center for Community Counseling and Engagement (CCCE) for reduced-fee therapy services

General California community resources

❖ Reduced-fee therapy directory: Open Path Collective

❖ QTBIPOC therapist directory

❖ Asian Mental Health Collective Therapist Directory

❖ Asians For Mental Health Directory (California)

❖ NAMI National Warmline Directory

❖ Additional crisis warmlines and resources that avoid the police from Inclusive Therapists

** These resources are offered as a first step toward connection, exploration, and support. While I have found or heard they are meaningful or useful in some way, their inclusion does not imply my endorsement of every idea, perspective, recommendation, or practice they contain. I encourage you to engage with these resources thoughtfully, considering what resonates with your own values, experiences, and needs. If you have a resource to share, please let me know! I love connecting people to other people, ideas, and organizations that engender more community. (Statement inspired by Bridget Kiley, LMHC)**