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[Visual description: Michelle Yook with short black hair with glasses wears a charcoal gray shirt with DCARA logo visible. Standing behind the solid color background wall.]
[Video starts with an opening logo of DCARA with text that reads “Community Empowerment Services” fades into a teal background.]
[Video shows a moving world map in the background with green text that reads “World Mental Health Day | October 10th” and a green ribbon on the left.]
World Mental Health Day is a very important occasion.
It’s a day dedicated to raising awareness about mental health and promoting the importance of taking care of our emotional well-being.
Here at DCARA, we believe that mental health is just as important as physical health.
Many of us face challenges everyday—whether at work, at home, or in the community—and it’s vital to have the support and resources to navigate these experiences.
That’s why today is so special! It’s a reminder that none of us are alone in our struggles.
There is always someone who cares, and resources like DCARA are here to make sure you get the help you need. We want to let you know that mental health matters—not just today, but every day.
We will list all counseling services. Here are the contact details and website links for the requested agencies:
National Deaf Therapy
Contact information: You can reach out via their website’s contact form.
Website: https://nationaldeaftherapy.com
Deaf Community Counseling in Alameda and San Francisco Counties (through Felton Institute)
Contact information: Please reach out directly to Felton Institute through their contact page.
Website: https://felton.org/social-services/adult/dccs/
Family and Children’s Services in Santa Clara County
Email: CValdez@fcservices.org
Website: https://www.caminar.org
Deaf Counseling Center
Email: frontdesk@deafcounseling.com
Website: https://deafcounseling.com/counseling-services/
It is very important to know your access to Mental Health resources. These agencies are ready to provide services that you may need.
[Video shows a green ribbon with text that reads “Your mental health matters” fades into a black background.]
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Contact Information:
(510) 343-6670 (VP/Voice)