Discovery Counseling Center

“Autry jamison 4635 la bahia way san antonio, tx 78254 marc rauser 13055 harding ave san martin, ca 95046 randall ramirez 18389 lodestone st woodbridge, ca 95428 joshua brown 401 e main st stockton, ca 95202”

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“Our mission is to live life well while exemplifying the love of christ by being the hands and feet of jesus. We aim to serve the community with love, gentleness, and compassion. To extend grace, teach, develop long-lasting healthy relationships with the community and each other. To lead by example while remaining humble and teachable. Expand future programs and services through telehealth, provide classes and workshops. To equip and train extraordinary health professionals to give hope, insight, and direction to the families we serve.”

“In 2024 discovery counseling center (dcc) provided 8,735 hours of direct client individual, couples, and family counseling, as well as numerous center based psycholeducational and processing groups and workshops. Dcc also provides low cost/sliding scale counseling to our low income community members. In addition, dcc serves as a training site for post-graduate individuals pursuing licensing as a marriage family therapist (mft), or clinical social worker (csw). In 2024, dcc provided training to 27 mft trainees/csw 1st year interns, as well as 19 pre-licensed supervised associates. Dcc partners with our local schools and community college providing mental health services to students and staff. Counseling and socioemotional educational groups are offered to students on the school site, during the day, at no out-of-pocket costs. Telehealth options are also available. Additional resources include parenting workshops and after-school educational and support groups. In the 2023-2024 school year, this resulted in over 272 counseling hours at gavilan community college, 134 individual counseling sessions and 4 groups in gilroy unified school district (reaching 39 students), and approximately 30 individual student student sessions and led 33 groups (209 students total), along with 2 workshops in morgan hill unified school district. Dcc provided ongoing support to local mental health for youth community partners and addiction recovery annual events and groups.”