HANA’s Community Wellness program is dedicated to helping immigrant community members and families find the support they need to achieve their personal goals as we strive to achieve a world that is healthy, safe, and free from violence for all people. Our counseling staff is bilingual and bicultural, and consists of credentialed therapists and clinical MSW-level interns. Counseling services are available in Korean, Spanish, and English. Core services include:

Crisis Intervention

• Individual counseling

• Case management

• Referrals to wrap-around support services

• Long-term support extending beyond the initial 12-week crisis counseling services

Individual Counseling

• Abuse (sexual, physical, emotional, and verbal)

• Acculturation issues

• Anxiety and stress

• Death, grief, and loss

• Depression and anger management

• Family/relational conflict

• Intergenerational conflict

• Lack of confidence and low self-esteem

• Trauma

• Support for specific personality disorders

Domestic Violence Counseling & advocacy

• Family violence and partner abuse/power and control

• Stress management

• Developing coping skills to recover from abuse

• Improving self-esteem and self care

• Learning positive and assertive communication skills

• Gaining personal empowerment to overcome issues of anger and aggression arising from an abusive relationship

• Orders of protection and referral to legal services

• Financial planning and referral to resources

• Domestic violence support group for survivors

For more information about any of the services listed above, please contact

Stephanie Palacios (English/Spanish) : 872-302-4874 | spalacios@hanacenter.org

All conversations with HANA Center’s counselors are strictly confidential.