MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING
Supporting you as you find solutions
MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CENTER
Multicultural Counseling Center (MCC), was founded on February 2015, by Karla Arroyo, LCSW. MCC was envisioned from early beginnings as a counseling center that serves in Utah capable of offering quality and evidence-based practice mental health therapy in a clean and cozy environment.
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"From the early beginning, we envisioned a practice where mental health was not limited to the one hour therapy but that was combined with case management and advocacy to help our client’s problem solve the complexity of life."​
Karla Arroyo, LCSW
MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING
Supporting you as you find solutions
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING SERVICES IN OUR AGENCY
We understand that life is complex and that when someone is in need of help it may feel like being inside of a tornado with nowhere to turn for safety.
HELLO, I'M LUPITA SHOBER
Clinical Director and Therapist
I am a compassionate and thoughtful counselor. I have extensive experience working with immigrants, refugees, victims and perpetrators of domestic violence and people with substance abuse issues. As the Clinical Supervisor of our agency, I assure you that all of our clinicians are highly trained to provide you the best quality services.
801 915 0359
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Director/Founder, Licensed Clinical Social Worker.
Licensed Cinical Social Worker
Licenced Clinical Mental Health Counselor
OUR PHILOSOPHY
At Multicultural Counseling Center we believe that all individuals regardless of their trials in life deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. We believe that all human relationships lie within a complex system structure that involves family, institutions, and society.
ARTICLES & UPCOMING EVENTS
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Utah Valley Convention Center
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2019 Domestic Violence Solutions Conference
