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centerspace
Centering the traditionally marginalized experience in the mental health care of all people.
Our Mission
centerspace provides culturally-contextualized, trauma-informed care for people for whom the experience of carrying marginalized, multiple and/or intersecting identities is an important part of their mental health and well-being. We work with individuals to achieve meaningful recovery in complex contexts including cross-cultural dynamics, integrating spirituality and faith, spiritual and/or racial trauma, immigration and displacement.
Our Clinic Provides
- Medication management
- Therapy
- Consultations
Areas of Focus
- Cross-cultural dynamics
- Multiple and intersecting identities
- Racial trauma
- Immigration and displacement
- Faith/Spirituality/ Religion
- Specific specialties: Black, Asian, Latinx, Muslim populations
For an appointment, please call (650) 498-9111
Patients, family, and doctors may speak directly to a psychiatric intake coordinator who will route each patient to the most appropriate specialty area. The coordinator will also assist in obtaining insurance verification and pre-authorization as needed.
If you are in crisis:
- Call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room if you need help immediately.
- Crisis Text Line: Text “START” TO 741-741. Free, confidential, 24/7
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988
Media & Latest News
Stanford Medicine's Office of Faculty Development and DiversityImproving Clinical Competencies in Providing Whole-Person Care for Muslim Patients
This workshop aims to provide clinicians the knowledge and framework to better address the needs of their Muslim patients. To facilitate this goal, this workshop will include research-informed, key concepts in improving clinical report with Muslim patients. Participants will leave this training with improved competency, comfort, and skill in meaningfully providing whole-person care for their Muslim patients.
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