Local Mental Health Services

If you or someone you know needs mental health support, there are many local and regional resources available. Below are trusted contacts and services in our community — whether you want therapy, crisis support, or general well‑being guidance.

Find a Therapist or Counselor

Visit the Psychology Today directory for Truckee, CA to browse licensed therapists, psychologists, and counselors. You can filter for specialties like anxiety, trauma, substance use, depression, family or couples therapy, and more.

Local Clinics and Services

Tahoe Forest Health System — Behavioral Health

  • Offers psychiatric services (evaluations, medication management) and individual or group therapy for ages 5 and up. (Tahoe Forest Health System)

  • Their Truckee Behavioral Health office is at 10833 Donner Pass Road, Suite 201. For appointments call (530) 582‑3505. (Tahoe Forest Health System)

Sierra Community House

  • Provides support for trauma, intimate partner violence, sexual abuse, parenting issues, and referrals to therapy or peer support. (Tahoe Forest Health System)

  • Address: 11695 Donner Pass Road, Truckee, CA 96161. Phone: (530) 546‑0952. (Tahoe Forest Health System)

What You Can Get Help For

  • Anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, stress or life transitions — especially in communities like Tahoe/Truckee under seasonal, social, and economic pressures.

  • Substance use, alcohol or addiction support and recovery services.

  • Family, couples, and relationship counseling.

  • Youth, adolescent, or children’s mental health support — especially via school‑linked services through Tahoe‑Truckee Unified School District (TTUSD). (ttusd.org)

  • Crisis intervention, emergency mental health support, and 24‑hour crisis lines for urgent support or suicide prevention.

What to Know When You Contact a Provider

  • Ask whether they offer sliding scale fees, accept your insurance, or have payment plans. Many local providers via Tahoe Forest or Sierra Community House are open to different payment options. (Tahoe Forest Health System)

  • Some services are available in person; others may offer telehealth or phone support

You Are Not Alone

Reaching out can be hard. It takes courage to ask for support. The Tahoe/Truckee community has caring professionals, clinics, and outreach services — and many people ready to listen, support, and walk with you toward healing.