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NYC Korean non-profit to open mental health clinic
October 28, 2015
The first mental health clinic by a Korean American non-profit in New York City will open Nov. 2 in Flushing.
Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York said the project has been underway for two years, with considerations being put on a special need for language and cultural support provided.
The clinic, located on 42-16 162nd Street, is authorized to treat patients over age 13 and will offer services including personal, couples, family and group therapy, art therapy and alcohol and drug counseling.
For more information, call 718-366-9540.
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