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Amid the COVID 19 pandemic and the country protesting vehemently against police killings of Black people, we can take a short pause to acknowledge an important victory. In June, the Supreme Court [...]

ACRS stands in solidarity with the Black community and protestors around the country who are vehemently demanding that Black Lives Matter.

Dr. Sue Tomita, one of the co-founders of Asian Counseling and Referral Service, activist and dedicated advocate for Asian American Pacific Islander communities, passed away on May 10 of [...]

AAPI Heritage Month gives us a moment of pause to remember that creating a different world for the future is tied to our legacy of resistance in this country.

The key to effective mental health treatment is understanding being human as a “holistic being of mind, body, and spirit.”

A study shows nearly 90% of the population will experience one significant trauma in their lifetime. Resilience plays a significant role in how a person recovers from trauma.

During the Stay Home Stay Healthy order by the governor through May 4 during the COVID-19 outbreak, ACRS is offering limited essential services at ACRS offices to clients by appointment only and [...]

While racism toward Asians is neither new nor unsurprising, COVID-19 has brought the matter to concerning heights. 

During this time, ACRS will be offering essential services to clients arranged by their case manager by phone. ACRS staff have been reaching out to clients, providing information in different [...]

Contact your legislators today and urge them to make sure that all persons are eligible for COVID-19 relief, regardless of immigration status. Excluding any groups from COVID-19 testing and [...]