Qazizada Multicultural Therapy Clinic

Qazizada Multicultural Therapy Clinic Qazizada Multicultural Therapy Clinic is a counseling clinic that offers Marriage and Family therapy.

Our Eid celebration in Sacramento was a success! 🌙✨Beyond the festivities and community connection, we had meaningful co...
06/02/2026

Our Eid celebration in Sacramento was a success! 🌙✨

Beyond the festivities and community connection, we had meaningful conversations about mental health across different stages of life. Together, we explored how mental health symptoms may present among:

• Children (ages 5–12)
• Teens and young adults (ages 13–20)
• Adults (ages 20+)

These discussions helped increase awareness, reduce stigma, and encourage open conversations about mental well-being within our communities.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to making this event both educational and memorable. Here are some highlights from the day! đź’™

05/29/2026

We are excited to announce that QMTC has partnered with Masjid Al-Shareef to continue serving our community and supporting incarcerated families.

Together, we are committed to creating meaningful impact through compassion, outreach, and service.

Religious Director: Imam Abdul Hafiz

Finding the right therapist is important, and we know starting therapy can feel vulnerable ❤️‍🩹We wanted to share a litt...
05/21/2026

Finding the right therapist is important, and we know starting therapy can feel vulnerable ❤️‍🩹
We wanted to share a little about Sweeta and the approach she brings into the therapy space! Our goal is to create an environment where clients feel supported, respected, and safe to show up as themselves.
đź’› Thanks for taking the time to get to know us a little more.
đź“© Reach out if you have questions about getting started.



Sometimes survival mode becomes so familiar that we don’t even realize we’re stuck in it.Constantly pushing through, ign...
05/19/2026

Sometimes survival mode becomes so familiar that we don’t even realize we’re stuck in it.
Constantly pushing through, ignoring exhaustion, staying busy, or feeling unable to fully rest can all be signs that your mind and body have been carrying too much for too long.
Survival mode is not weakness. It’s a response to stress, overwhelm, and trying to cope the best you can.
And healing often begins with noticing it.
💛 You deserve support, rest, and moments of peace — not just survival.
đź“Ś Save this for the days you need the reminder.




Progress in therapy doesn’t always look like huge breakthroughs or constant happiness.Sometimes it looks like:noticing y...
05/13/2026

Progress in therapy doesn’t always look like huge breakthroughs or constant happiness.
Sometimes it looks like:
noticing your emotions sooner
setting healthier boundaries
speaking to yourself more gently
resting before burnout
allowing yourself to ask for support
Healing is rarely linear, and small changes still matter.
đź’› Even the progress nobody else can see is still progress.
📌 Save this for the days you feel like you’re “not doing enough.”





We are starting a new series! Get to know our amazing team 🌟 starting therapy can seem overwhelming but hopefully knowin...
05/11/2026

We are starting a new series! Get to know our amazing team 🌟 starting therapy can seem overwhelming but hopefully knowing a little bit about your therapist can help make that first step easy ❤️‍🩹

05/06/2026

Our Executive Director, Wali Hanifzai, was recognized by the Orange County Board of Supervisors for our non profit organization’s dedication to expanding culturally responsive mental health care for underserved communities, especially the Afghan community ❤️‍🩹

This recognition, presented in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, highlights the urgent need to reduce stigma, increase access to care, and ensure services are equitable and accessible for all. With mental health challenges affecting millions and stigma still a barrier, this work is more important than ever. Thank you for your continuous support 🫶🏼

05/02/2026

QMTC was honored by Jose Serrano, Director of the Office of Immigrant & Refugee Affairs, for our dedication to serving vulnerable communities. We are proud to stand alongside our partners in providing essential care and support to families across the Fourth District. Thank you for recognizing our efforts to serve the community 🌟

04/29/2026

📣 Announcement— We’ve Expanded to Sacramento! 🥳

We are excited to share that we’ve officially opened our second office in Rancho Cordova, now serving the greater Sacramento County community. This expansion was driven by a genuine need we witnessed and made possible through the dedication of our incredible staff and volunteers.

We’re looking forward to bringing more community-centered events your way—creating spaces that are engaging, educational, and welcoming for all. From children to adults to elders, our goal is to support every individual through a holistic, systemic approach.

If you’re in the area, join us at an upcoming event and get connected! We would love to meet you! ❤️

04/26/2026

We were honored to have Supervisor Doug Chaffee, Chief of Staff AI Jabbar recognize Qazizada Clinic at the Orange County Health Fair

His words highlight what drives us every day—serving our refugee and immigrant communities with care, compassion, and culturally responsive support. Thank you for acknowledging our mission and the work we’re so passionate about.

Address

2854 N Santiago Boulevard Suite 200
Orange, CA
92867

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 8pm
Tuesday 10am - 8pm
Wednesday 10am - 8pm
Thursday 10am - 8pm
Friday 10am - 8pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

+13109853845

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