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Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton is a private nonprofit nonprofit organization (est. 1913) based in Trenton, NJ, offering mental health services among a broad spectrum of support. Key points: - Services: mental health, addiction treatment, trauma-focused counseling, domestic violence services, crisis and social services, housing and food assistance, immigration services, and support for children & families. - Reach: serves more than 100,000 people annually; 11 offices across New Jersey (HQ at 383 W State St, Trenton; other locations in Trenton, Riverside, Westampton). - Organization details: Industry – Individual and Family Services; status – active; employees ~106; annual revenue $25M–$50M. - Contact: info@cctrenton.org; main phone numbers include 800-360-7711 and 609-497-8449 (local). - Mission: provide trauma-informed, evidence-based care to individuals and families irrespective of religious affiliation.

Clinic Type

Behavioral Health

Address

383 W State St, Trenton, New Jersey, US

Phone

800-360-7711

Email

Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Services Offered

  • outpatient counseling
  • psychiatric services
  • medication management
  • housing for individuals with chronic mental health disorders
  • education
  • family support groups
  • respite care
  • advocacy
  • housing for those with serious mental illness but capable of living independently
  • counseling and recovery services
  • short-term, solution-focused outpatient counseling for anxiety and depression
  • more intensive outpatient services for chronic and severe mental illness
  • counseling for children and adolescents with emotional/behavioral challenges
  • psychiatric evaluation and medication monitoring (adjunct to counseling)
  • Medicaid and sliding scale accepted
  • adult services for emotional distress not requiring hospitalization
  • screening and counseling services
  • therapy for adults and couples
  • stress-related services (marital discord, depression, anxiety, parent-child conflict)
  • parenting education workshops
  • ongoing follow-up psychiatric care and therapy for adults with mental illness including substance abuse issues
  • psychiatric rehabilitation groups and activities for adults with mental illness (including those with substance abuse)
  • Partial Care services in Atlantic and Gloucester counties via IRP South
  • Princeton Integrated Behavioral Health
  • access to mental health and substance use treatment services
  • services available to Princeton residents 12 and older
  • No referrals needed
  • Medicaid and all insurance plans accepted; also accept individuals with no insurance
  • PACT program (Community-based intensive mental health and recovery service for seriously and chronically disabled adults with mental illness)

Insurance & Payment

  • Medicaid
  • all insurance plans
  • no insurance accepted
  • sliding scale

Medicaid, insurance, sliding scale

Languages Spoken

  • English
  • Spanish

FAQs

Can I get help if I don’t have insurance?

Medicaid and sliding scale accepted.

Where are the counseling services available?

Locations in Burlington, Monmouth, Mercer, and Ocean counties are listed with addresses and contact numbers.

Do you offer Spanish-speaking counseling?

Yes, there are Counseling Services for Spanish-Speaking Clients with specified county addresses and phone numbers.

What types of mental health services are offered?

Outpatient counseling, psychiatric services, medication management and housing for individuals with chronic mental health disorders.

Are services available to Princeton residents?

Yes, Princeton Integrated Behavioral Health serves residents 12 and older.

How can I get more information or access services?

Call the Access, Help and Information Center at 1-800-360-7711.

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

  • Rehab.com: 6.7 / 10 (Not explicitly stated, but low total volume of public reviews)
  • GiveFreely.com: 76% recommendation rate (Not explicitly stated, but noted as low)

Patients praise

  • Strong organizational mission and community dedication
  • Effective support for chronic mental health disorders through comprehensive services
  • Helpful counseling, medication management, and housing support for some clients
  • Positive impact on client independence and recovery journeys
  • Evidence-based, trauma-informed, and collaborative care approach reported in success stories

Common complaints

  • Unprofessional staff behavior and communication issues
  • Frequent appointment cancellations or rescheduling without proper notice
  • Difficulty contacting psychiatric staff for medication management
  • Work-related stress for employees which may impact service delivery

"My partners therapy appointments are either always asked to be rescheduled at the last minute or they’re are CANCELED WITHOUT proper notice and communication."

Rehab.com user review

"I have found a lot of support here. My counselors gave me hope. They told me things would get better over time, I would just have to be patient."

Catholic Charities Diocese of Trenton client testimonial

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.

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