Qazizada Multicultural Therapy Clinic

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

08/31/2026

A heartfelt thank you to IIOC’s Religious Director and our valued Board Member, Mohamad El-Zahed, for recognizing and uplifting the work we do at Qazizada Multicultural Therapy Clinic 🤍

Mental health is a journey no one should have to walk alone. We’re grateful for the opportunity to meet our community where they are, create spaces of understanding and compassion, and remind each person that they are seen, supported, and never alone.

Together, we can continue building a community where seeking support is met with kindness, understanding, and hope. 🌿

08/25/2026

We had the honor of connecting with the IIOC community for a soulful dialogue on Adab + Healthy Relationships, presented by our executive director, Wali Abdul Hanifzai.

Together, we explored how respect, boundaries, communication, listening, and dignity can shape healthier relationships and stronger families ❤️

We are grateful for the meaningful engagement and openness from the community. We look forward to continuing these soulful dialogues with the Sheikh and creating more spaces where faith, culture, and mental health come together! 🌿

Just like our phones need to be recharged, our emotional wellbeing needs regular care too.When life gets busy or stressf...
08/11/2026

Just like our phones need to be recharged, our emotional wellbeing needs regular care too.
When life gets busy or stressful, it’s easy to ignore the signs that you’re running low. But taking small moments to care for yourself isn’t selfish—it’s one way to support your overall wellbeing.
Here are a few gentle ways to recharge:
🌿 Spend time outside.
🤍 Connect with someone you trust.
🌸 Make time for something you enjoy.
🫶 Give yourself permission to rest.
💛 Pause and ask yourself what you need today.
Remember, recharging doesn’t have to be perfect or complicated. Small acts of care can have a meaningful impact over time.
Which one helps you recharge the most?
📌 Save this post for when you need a gentle reminder to refill your cup.



What if setting boundaries wasn’t about pushing people away, but about honoring them with adab?Join us for an inspiring ...
08/03/2026

What if setting boundaries wasn’t about pushing people away, but about honoring them with adab?

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Wali Abdul Hanifzai as we explore how Islamic etiquette, wisdom, and compassionate communication can transform the way we build and maintain healthy relationships.

📅 Friday, August 21 | After Maghrib
📍 Islamic Institute of Orange County

Bring a friend and be part of a meaningful discussion that nurtures both the heart and the soul 🌿

07/31/2026

We had the incredible opportunity to bring several families we’ve had the privilege of working with over the years to visit the Board of Supervisors office. Youth attended alongside their parents for an inspiring day of learning, leadership, and empowerment.

A special thank you to Vicente Sarmiento for taking the time to personally speak with our youth and families, sharing his journey, encouraging them to pursue their dreams, and showing them that they, too, belong in spaces of leadership and public service. We also appreciate his amazing staff for the warm welcome and engaging tour.

Experiences like these plant the seeds of confidence, civic engagement, and possibility. We can’t wait to be back with even more families for another unforgettable visit! 💙

07/29/2026

It was an honor to be part of Stories That Connect Us: Continuing Our Journey of Belonging and to hear José A. Serrano, Director of the Office of Immigrant & Refugee Affairs, share such a powerful story.

José shared the story of an Afghan refugee teen who was brutally beaten because of discrimination and prejudice against his identity. Despite enduring such pain and injustice, the victim’s family’s extraordinary hospitality and kindness were never diminished. Their generosity became a powerful reminder that even in life’s darkest moments, compassion and humanity can still shine ❤️‍🩹

May we continue to protect our immigrant and refugee communities, stand against discrimination in all its forms, and remember that even in the darkest valleys, hope can breathe new life into our communities. 🤍 Hope

Many of us learn to minimize our feelings without even realizing it. Maybe you’ve caught yourself saying:“I shouldn’t be...
07/22/2026

Many of us learn to minimize our feelings without even realizing it. Maybe you’ve caught yourself saying:
“I shouldn’t be upset.”
“Other people have it worse.”
“It’s not a big deal.”

Sometimes these thoughts develop as ways to cope or to keep moving through difficult circumstances. While they may have helped you at one point, they can also make it harder to recognize and respond to your own needs.

Acknowledging your emotions doesn’t mean you’re being dramatic—it means you’re paying attention to your experience.
💛 You don’t have to compare your pain to someone else’s for it to matter.

📌 Save this post for the days you need a reminder to meet yourself with compassion instead of criticism!



We all have an inner voice—but sometimes that voice becomes more critical than compassionate. The way we speak to oursel...
07/14/2026

We all have an inner voice—but sometimes that voice becomes more critical than compassionate.
The way we speak to ourselves matters.
Replacing self-criticism doesn’t mean pretending everything is okay or ignoring challenges. It means responding to yourself with the same patience, understanding, and grace you would offer someone you care about.
Changing your self-talk is a practice, not a switch. Start with one small shift at a time!
💛 Which replacement statement resonated with you the most?
📌 Save this post for the days you need a little extra self-compassion.




07/09/2026

Nowroz Festival 2026 was an incredible celebration of culture, community, and connection! 🌸✨ We had the opportunity to meet many Afghan families, connect with inspiring community organizations, and have meaningful conversations about the importance of mental health and making support more accessible within our communities.

Events like these remind us how culture creates a sense of belonging and helps people feel at home, no matter where they are. We’re grateful to have been part of this celebration and to continue building stronger, healthier communities together. ❤️ Here are some highlights we’d love to share with you!

Meet Our Board Member: Haroon Omer 🌟As Treasurer of the Qazizada Multicultural Therapy Clinic Board of Directors, Haroon...
07/07/2026

Meet Our Board Member: Haroon Omer 🌟
As Treasurer of the Qazizada Multicultural Therapy Clinic Board of Directors, Haroon plays an important role in supporting our mission to provide culturally responsive and accessible mental health services to underserved communities.

Our board members bring diverse experiences, perspectives, and a shared commitment to strengthening the well-being of our community. Their leadership helps guide our organization as we work to expand access to care, reduce stigma, and create meaningful impact.

We are grateful for Haroon’s dedication and service to our mission! Stay tuned as we continue our “Get to Know Our Board” series and introduce the incredible individuals helping make this work possible 💙

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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