About MCRC
The Multicultural Counseling and Research Center (MCRC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the health and well-being of individuals and families through education, counseling, research, and advocacy. We serve people of all religious backgrounds, races, and ethnicities, with a particular commitment to supporting immigrants, refugees, underserved women, children, adolescents, and families who face barriers to accessing mental health and supportive services. We strive to provide culturally responsive, professional, and affordable services in a welcoming and inclusive environment.
MCRC recognizes that individuals and families from underserved communities may experience unique challenges related to immigration, cultural adjustment, language, economic hardship, discrimination, trauma, family stress, and limited access to healthcare and other resources. Our goal is to help individuals and families overcome these barriers while strengthening their emotional health, well-being, resilience, and ability to thrive.
MCRC's Two Missions:
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Counseling Mission:
To provide professional, affordable, and culturally responsive counseling services to children, adolescents, adults, and families in a welcoming and supportive environment. Services may be provided in our office, in clients' homes when appropriate, or through other accessible formats. How do you know if you need counseling?
Maybe you found this website for a reason. We can help! It's time. It's time you were finally free from this struggle. We offer professional, prompt and confidential counseling services. |
Education & Research Mission:
To advance understanding of mental health and well-being through education, research, training, consultation, and the development and sharing of resources that benefit individuals, families, professionals, and organizations. Areas of expertise include program evaluation, mental health, substance abuse, and issues affecting immigrants and minorities. We offer program evaluation services in the area of education, drug court treatment programs, and mental health treatment programs. |