The Mental Health Program is designed to meet the diverse emotional and social needs of Asian refugees, immigrants, and other underserved communities. It provides client-centered, culturally sensitive and linguistically appropriate services so that clients can achieve independence, lead productive lives and integrate effectively into mainstream society. The program offers:

Adult Mental Health Counseling Services
• For ages 18 and over
• Provides individual, Group, Couple and Family Counseling
• Resolves social adjustment, acculturation, emotional changes, changes in health, and intergenerational conflict

Case Management
• Advocacy and linkage to services and other resources
• Assistance with Medicaid applications and social security applications
• Assistance with Citizenship applications

Psychiatric Services
• Psychiatrists specializing in adult, child and adolescent counseling
• Provides evaluations
• Medication Monitorings

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Counseling Services
• For ages 5-17
• Provides individual and family counseling
• Resolves social, emotional, behavioral and academic problems

Group Services
• Provides a supportive and safe environment for Asian immigrants and refugees and other underserved community members
• Increases self esteem, develop practical life skills, adjustment and acculturation, and psycho-education for various levels of counseling
• Resolves social, emotional, behavioral and academic problems