Your beliefs, culture and experiences shape your mental health. Our bilingual doctors provide expert behavioral health care for Asian individuals and families that respects your background, honors your values and supports your well-being.
Removing barriers to mental health treatment in the Asian-American community
While we are experts in caring for people with a variety of health needs, we know that accessing behavioral health care can be more challenging for Asian individuals and families because of stigma, cultural expectations and beliefs.
Here to support you, we provide behavioral health care that is accessible and culturally sensitive. Our bilingual doctors speak Cantonese, Mandarin and English and offer care that respects your culture, experiences and values. We support people facing stress, anxiety, depression and other behavioral health challenges and can help with insurance questions and, if needed, provide a confidential interpreter to make sure care is comfortable and supportive.
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Conditions
Seeking help for mental health can feel unfamiliar, especially if it’s not something your family or community often talks about. Our compassionate team provides care that respects your culture, traditions and values. We offer behavioral health support for a range of concerns and work with you to find solutions that fit your life, including:
Anxiety
Bipolar disorder
Chronic mood and anxiety disorders
Depression
Major depressive disorder
Mood disorders
Persistent depressive disorder
PTSD
Testing
Even though you may want to brush off your symptoms, it's important for you to recognize how you feel and talk to your doctor. Everyone can feel sad or lonely at times. The sooner you reach out for care, the better you'll feel.
If your doctor thinks you may have a mental health condition, they may recommend tests to help us accurately diagnose the cause of your symptoms. Tests we offer include:
- Psychiatric consultations: Being evaluated by a medical provider specializing in psychiatry
- Psychopharmacological assessments: Being evaluated by a medical provider and pharmacist to evaluate your medications or possible medication options
- Psychosocial evaluations: Having social workers or other healthcare workers evaluate your social environment and the possible impact on your mental health
Treatments
There are many treatments available that can help you feel better. We have experience treating people of all ages, from college students to older adults. We aim to help you manage your symptoms to participate in your community, activities, school and work.
We'll take the time to listen carefully and privately talk to you about your symptoms. We work closely with you to provide culturally sensitive services with you in mind. Treatment services include:
- Individual psychotherapy
- Couples counseling
- Family therapy
- Group therapy
- School-based counseling
Our locations
From regular office visits to inpatient stays, find the healthcare you need and deserve close to home.
Our doctors + care team
Meet the doctors and care team devoted to supporting you every step of the way along your path to better health.