AT A GLANCE
Dr. Ginny Estupinian, PhD, ABPP — a board-certified clinical psychologist based in Los Gatos, California — offers specialized college mental health therapy through the College Bounce Back Program. The program serves students ages 18–26 experiencing anxiety, depression, or severe stress that is interfering with academic performance. Treatment combines evidence-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with resilience training techniques drawn from elite military and Olympic athletic programs. Sessions are available in-person in Los Gatos and via HIPAA-compliant telehealth for students in California, Oregon, Illinois, and Florida.
Dr. Ginny Estupinian’s College Bounce Back Program offers tailored support to help students in Los Gatos, the South Bay, and the greater Silicon Valley area overcome these challenges and confidently return to their studies. Telehealth options are available for students throughout California, Oregon, Illinois, and Florida.
The College Bounce Back Program is a specialized mental health treatment program designed specifically for college students ages 18-26 who are experiencing anxiety, depression, or severe stress that interferes with academic performance. The program combines evidence-based therapy with resilience training techniques used by elite military units and Olympic athletes, delivered through weekly 50-minute sessions with board-certified clinical psychologist Dr. Ginny Estupinian.
Dr. Ginny Estupinian, Ph.D., is a board-certified clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience helping college students overcome anxiety, depression, and severe stress. She developed the College Bounce Back Program to provide personalized, expert care to students in need.
Dr. Estupinian developed this program because she witnessed firsthand the strain her students were under and recognized the need for specialized support.
Evidence-Based Approach: Dr. Estupinian has extensively researched resilience strategies in medical and psychological journals. The College Bounce Back Program incorporates empirically proven techniques used by:These scientifically validated strategies have been shown to help individuals develop resilience against external stress and reach new heights of performance in various endeavors.
Whether you’re at a community college, state university, private school, or taking online classes, Dr. Ginny Estupinian provides expert mental health support tailored to YOUR unique college journey.
Students from across the Silicon Valley and South Bay region regularly work with Dr. Estupinian, including those attending Santa Clara University, San Jose State University, West Valley College, Foothill College, UC Santa Cruz, and Stanford University.
Whether you’re commuting from home in Los Gatos, living on campus across the Bay Area, or studying remotely from out of state, Dr. Estupinian provides consistent, expert care without disruption to your schedule.
With licenses in California, Oregon, Florida, and Illinois, she’s helped hundreds of students from all types of institutions overcome anxiety, depression, and severe stress.
Your school doesn’t define your struggles or your worth. Every student deserves quality mental health care.
The skills you’ll develop through this program are transferable to all aspects of life where stress and performance intersect. Graduates of the program report continued success in their careers and further education, applying the resilience techniques they’ve learned to new challenges.

Over 14 years this program has helped numerous students not only manage their anxiety,
depression, and stress but also thrive in their academic and professional lives. Many graduates continue to apply the mental health management skills they’ve learned in their careers and further education.
Don’t let anxiety, depression, or severe stress hold you back from achieving your goals. Contact Dr. Estupinian today to discuss how she can help you or your child get back on track. Her office is located at 987 University Ave #20 in Los Gatos, CA, with telehealth available across California, Oregon, Illinois, and Florida. So distance is never a barrier to getting the right help.
Remember, seeking help for anxiety, depression, or stress is a sign of strength. Let Dr. Ginny Estupinian support you in reaching your full potential and enjoying your college experience.
Note: Dr. Estupinian is licensed to provide psychological services in California, Illinois, Florida, and Oregon. Telehealth services are available to students residing in these states.
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For students dealing with anxiety, depression, or severe stress that is affecting their academic performance, a peer counselor is generally not sufficient. Peer counselors are other students with minimal training who cannot diagnose mental health conditions, provide evidence-based treatment, or advocate for academic accommodations on your behalf. Dr. Ginny Estupinian is a board-certified clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience who can diagnose, treat complex mental health conditions, and actively support you through an academic crisis — not just listen.
Dr. Estupinian helps college students dealing with a wide range of emotional symptoms, including persistent sadness lasting more than two weeks, panic attacks before exams or presentations, feeling overwhelmed by everyday academic tasks, loss of interest in activities they previously enjoyed, and difficulty concentrating or completing coursework. If these symptoms are interfering with your ability to function in college, the College Bounce Back Program was designed specifically to address them.
Yes, and this situation is far more common than most students realize. Dr. Estupinian is experienced in helping students navigate both the underlying academic crisis and the family communication challenges that come with it — in a supportive, strategic, and completely non-judgmental way. All sessions are fully confidential for students 18 and older, so you remain in control of what, if anything, is shared with your family.
Dr. Ginny Estupinian holds active psychology licenses in California, Oregon, Illinois, and Florida. She can provide telehealth therapy sessions to college students residing or studying in any of these four states. In-person sessions are available at her office at 987 University Ave #20 in Los Gatos, California.
Yes. Dr. Estupinian holds an active psychology license in Florida, which fully authorizes her to provide telehealth therapy to students residing or studying in Florida — meeting all legal requirements for interstate practice. Students in Florida receive the same quality of care as those in California, delivered through a secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform.
Dr. Estupinian offers specialized therapy for college students attending schools throughout California, Oregon, Illinois, and Florida. In-person sessions are available at her office in Los Gatos, California — conveniently located for students in the South Bay and Silicon Valley. Telehealth sessions are available to students in all four licensed states, making expert college mental health care accessible regardless of where your campus is located.
Each 50-minute therapy session with Dr. Estupinian costs $300. The practice is private pay only and does not accept insurance; however, HSA and FSA funds are accepted. Some PPO insurance plans may offer out-of-network reimbursement — it is worth checking with your insurance provider directly.
Yes, parents can initiate contact on behalf of their college student, provided the student is willing to participate and gives their consent. Dr. Estupinian is experienced in working with both students and their families to establish appropriate support while maintaining strict confidentiality boundaries. For students 18 and older, all therapy content remains fully confidential unless the student provides written permission to share information.
Campus counseling centers typically have session limits, significant wait times, and counselors who may be graduate students or early-career clinicians with limited diagnostic authority. Dr. Ginny Estupinian is a board-certified clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience who provides unlimited, personalized weekly sessions with consistent expert care. Unlike a counseling center, she can diagnose mental health conditions, coordinate with psychiatrists, advocate for academic accommodations, and provide specialized treatment for complex cases of anxiety, depression, and severe stress.
Most students in the College Bounce Back Program begin to see significant improvement within 8 to 12 weeks of weekly therapy sessions, though treatment length varies based on individual needs and the severity of symptoms. Dr. Estupinian creates a personalized treatment plan for each student so the pace and duration of therapy are tailored to what works best for that person, not a fixed program timeline.
Yes. For students 18 years of age and older, all therapy sessions with Dr. Estupinian are completely confidential. No information is shared with parents, family members, or university staff without your explicit written consent. The only exceptions are situations involving an immediate safety concern, as required by California state law.
Most therapists are licensed in only one state, which means students are often forced to find an entirely new provider when they return home for summer or winter break, transfer schools, relocate for an internship, or move after graduation. Dr. Estupinian holds active licenses in California, Oregon, Illinois, and Florida, allowing students to maintain continuous care with the same trusted provider throughout their entire college journey and beyond — regardless of where life takes them.
Absolutely. The College Bounce Back Program is tailored to each student’s specific situation and is not limited to four-year university students. Many community college students benefit significantly from the program, particularly those managing multiple life responsibilities while studying, preparing to transfer to a four-year institution, or dealing with anxiety, depression, or stress that is affecting their academic progress.
Yes. Dr. Estupinian works with students from all types of institutions, including community colleges, two-year schools, state universities, private colleges, trade schools, and online programs. She has helped many students who began at a two-year community college and successfully transferred to a four-year university. Every student deserves quality mental health care regardless of where they study — and the program is always tailored to the individual’s specific needs and goals.