South Asian Mental Health Resources
South Asians face unique challenages in navigating mental health in a multicultural environment. Jiva is dedicated to offering culturally sensitive and inclusive support, ensuring that our services resonate with your experiences and values.
South Asian Mental Health Resources
South Asians face unique challenges in navigating mental health in a multicultural environment. Jiva is dedicated to offering culturally sensitive and inclusive support, ensuring that our services resonate with your experiences and values.
Here you'll find a curated selection of resources and support options specifically tailored to the South Asian community. Whether you're seeking understanding, healing, or growth, our resources are designed to empower you on your journey.
Together, let's nurture a community of support, understanding, and resilience where your culture is not just recognized, but celebrated.
Here you'll find a curated selection of resources and support options specifically tailored to the South Asian community. Whether you're seeking understanding, healing, or growth, our resources are designed to empower you on your journey.
Together, let's nurture a community of support, understanding, and resilience where your culture is not just recognized, but celebrated.
Educational Resources
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South Asian Americans Leading TogetherSAALT’s vision is to help build a South Asian American community with shared values that uplift all people of color and will cross lines of race, caste, gender, sexuality, and religion to abolish systems of oppression and achieve collective liberation. Offer downloadable fact sheets
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The South Asian Public Health AssociationSAPHA is the leading voice on public health issues impacting South Asians in the United States. SAPHA has dedicated itself to promoting health equity and well-being of our broad and diverse South Asian American communities through partnerships, research, education, communication, and advocacy.
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California Immigrant Policy CenterThe California Immigrant Policy Center is a statewide immigrant rights organization with offices in Los Angeles, Sacramento and Oakland. CIPC advocates for policies that uphold the humanity of immigrants and refugees while advancing racial, social and economic justice.
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JiVA Partnerships
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SAHARA CaresSAHARA serves survivors of all forms of abuse within the South Asian community in Southern California with culturally sensitive services.
Jiva Mental Health has partnered with SAHARA to support South Asian Americans throughout Southern California with high quality and culturally competent therapy services. |
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SAHARA CaresPostpartum Support International (PSI) purpose is to increase awareness about postpartum support for women during & post pregnancy.
JiVA Mental Health has partnered with PSI to offer postpartum mental health training and certificates to South Asian healtcare professionals and South Asian male community members throughout California. The purpose of this fund is to increase accessibility to South Asian professional support systems, and break systemic stigmas within family households. |
South Asian Mental Health & Coaching Practices For Profit
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Payal Ghayal - Life Coach For WomenPayl Ghayal offers life and parent coaching for South Asian women, focusing on addressing internal struggles and societal pressures despite outward appearances of happiness. The coaching aims to change life trajectories by tackling topics like family over-involvement and self-doubt, using tools shared and taught in the program.
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Shakti Therapy & Healing ServicesShakti Therapy & Healing Services, specializes in blending traditional Eastern practices with modern therapy for South Asian clients, focusing on breaking cultural barriers in mental health. The practice emphasizes self-discovery and holistic well-being, tailored to meet the cultural and spiritual needs of South Asians.
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Community Hotlines
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CDSS: Child Abuse HotlineIf you suspect that a child's health or safety is jeopardized due to abuse or neglect by parents or other caretaker who has custody of the child, contact the child protective services agency in your county.
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APS: Elder Abuse HotlineAPS services are available to any elder (60 or older) or dependent adult who is believed to have been a victim of abuse, neglect or exploitation regardless of income at no cost.
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