Behavioral Health
Behavioral health counseling is part of your medical care at NCDV. Counselors help with stress, depression, anxiety, and substance use, and with the habits that make conditions like diabetes harder to manage.
You do not need a separate appointment to start. A counselor can join your medical visit for a 15 to 30 minute session. If you need more, your provider refers you for longer sessions of 30 to 45 minutes, and we connect you with community resources when your needs go beyond what we offer.
When a counselor is not at your clinic that day, sessions are held by telehealth. Ask your provider at your next visit.
Services include
- Brief counseling during your medical visit (15 to 30 minutes)
- Longer counseling sessions by referral (30 to 45 minutes)
- Counseling for depression and anxiety
- Counseling for substance use
- Support for managing diabetes and other health conditions
- Help changing daily habits that affect your health
- Telehealth sessions
- Referrals to community mental health resources
Where to go
Call us to find the nearest clinic that offers this service, or view all of our locations.
Behavioral Health providers
All providers
Crystal Chiu, LPC-S, LCDC
Behavioral Health
Mission
Marina Escobar, LPC, LCDC
Behavioral Health
San Juan
Anna Garcia, LPC-S
Behavioral Health
Mercedes
Rebecca Gonzalez, LPC
Behavioral Health
San Juan
Ashley N. Lopez, LPC
Behavioral Health
Mission
Miguel Montemayor, LPC-S
Behavioral Health
Edcouch
Madelina Olivarez, LPC
Behavioral Health
Alton
Other services
Become a Patient
Stop by the clinic nearest you during business hours, or call ahead if you have questions. Walk-ins are welcome, and our staff will be happy to help you.