Behavioral Health Counseling Services

Phone: (760) 891-7531

NSPIRE Program

Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) through Anthem Blue Cross

• The following services are available to employees and retirees regardless of if you are on Anthem or Kaiser medical coverage.
• The benefits of this plan cover all employee family members and people living with the employee’s home.
• All services are 100% confidential.
• Services include:
  • Six (6) free telephonic, online, or in-person counseling (in-person appointments can cause delays) visits per issue.
  • 30-minute free phone or in-person legal consultation
  • Free phone meeting with financial professionals.
  • Free help with ID recovery and reporting to consumer credit agencies.
  • Many online resources such as articles, workbooks, webinars, dependent and daily living resources.
• Call: (800) 999-7222 or go to https://www.anthemEAP.com and enter the company code = SISC

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Call or text 988 for immediate emotional support 24 hours a day.

Palomar College has a long history of supporting Native student success and is home to one of the earlies American Indian Studies programs among California community colleges.

• Email: ais@palomar.edu

Learn more about the documentary series, featured stories, and related educational opportunities.

The Native Student Support Program for Inclusion, Resilience, and Education (NSPIRE) provides culturally affirming support services including academic support, counseling connections, transportation assistance, educational supplies, and community-building opportunities for American Indian and Alaska Native students at Palomar College.

• Phone: (760) 744-1150 ext. 3772
• Email: nspire@palomar.edu
• Location: MD-132, Palomar College, San Marcos Campus

The Native American Resource Center provides a physical welcoming space where students can access study spaces, computers, printers, tutoring, community connections, and culturally relevant support.

The NASA Club provides opportunities for students to build community, engage in leadership development, participate in cultural events, and create connections with Native students across campus.

Email: nasa@palomar.edu

Behavioral Health Counseling Services offers free, confidential, culturally informed mental health counseling for enrolled Palomar College students. Services include individual counseling, couples counseling, group counseling, consultation, outreach, and referrals.

Phone: (760) 891-7531

The Student Health Center provides physical health services, wellness resources, and referrals to support students throughout their academic journey.

Phone: (760) 891-7530

Indian Health Council is a Native-led health organization serving Native American communities in North San Diego County. Services include primary medical care, behavioral health, dental care, substance use treatment, community wellness programs, prevention services, and family support programs.

• Main Office: 50100 Golsh Road, Valley Center, CA 92082
• Phone: (760) 749-1410
• Services May Include
  • Behavioral Health
  • Medical Care
  • Dental Care
  • Substance Use Disorder Services
  • Prevention Programs
  • Youth & Family Services
  • Community Wellness Programs

Southern Indian Health Council is a Native American organization providing medical, behavioral health, social services, and wellness programs rooted in Indigenous values and traditions. It serves Tribal Communities throughout East County and Southern San Diego County.

• Phone: (619) 445-1188
• Services May Include
  • Behavioral Health
  • Medical Services
  • Social Services
  • Community Wellness Programs
  • Youth Programs
  • Prevention Services
  • Tribal Community Resources

Many Tribal Nations throughout San Diego County offer behavioral health, wellness, cultural, prevention, youth, and family support services.

Contact your Tribal Government, Tribal TANF office, Tribal Education Department, or Tribal Health Department for locally available resources.