Video Game Counseling

Verified Clinician

2010 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, CA 95050

5.0 (5 reviews)

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About the Practice

Once I started using video games in play therapy, there was a huge spike in my team’s ability to provide therapy to help kids emotionally process their difficult feelings in the age of telehealth. Video Game Counseling in Santa Clara, CA | 408-357-3201 As a gamer-affirming therapist, I use video games and VR to help you feel at ease, build skills, & process your difficulties. Mental health care can be done online to help gamers, parents, and families get the therapy they need.

Practice Context in IntroTherapy

• IntroTherapy lists 39 mental health practices in Santa Clara. Video Game Counseling is one of them.
• 15,429 practices statewide in California are tracked in our directory.
• 1,981 practices in California list ADHD as a focus area.
• Typical counselor compensation in California: $50,000 – $99,000 (median $63,000). Source: BLS OEWS, state cost-of-labor adjusted.

Data compiled from U.S. state licensing boards, NPI public registry, and verified practice listings. Mental health is a YMYL topic — we prioritize licensed, verified providers only. Methodology & sources · Updated August 2026.

Insurance Accepted

Beacon Health Cigna EmblemHealth

Reviews & Ratings

5.0

5 total reviews

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Video Game Counseling located?

Video Game Counseling is located at 2010 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, CA 95050.

What is the phone number for Video Game Counseling?

You can reach Video Game Counseling at (408) 357-2590.

What insurance does Video Game Counseling accept?

Video Game Counseling accepts Beacon Health, Cigna, EmblemHealth. Confirm coverage directly with the practice before your first session.

What does Video Game Counseling specialize in?

Video Game Counseling lists the following clinical focus areas: ADHD, Academic Stress, Aging/Elderly, Anxiety, Autism Spectrum, Body Image, Childhood Trauma, Depression, Gender Identity, OCD.