In this episode, Jill Stowell and Dr. Keeban Nam, psychiatrist at Oak Health Center in Laguna Hills, California, navigate through a small handful of challenging topics that parents are facing today to lay a foundation of knowledge and guidance for parents who may not know where to start.
Human behavior differs from culture to culture. Professions that deal with human behavior need to have a deep understanding of our social construct. In this episode, Dr. Joyce Yip Green, a Clinical Art Therapist, shares the value of understanding social constructs instilled in individuals in art therapy. She shares how acculturation and adaptation affect human behavior. Dr. Green also shares different examples of how other culture cares for their child. Let’s dive into the beauty of culture and human behavior today.
Oak Health Center has multiple clinicians ready to serve you in the language you feel most comfortable with.
A group of Oak Health Center clinicians are joining the team at Fully Health, an Orange County clinic offering subsidized virtual mental health services to the local community.
Dr. Manipod was recently featured in two different mental health articles.
In both Asian and Christian communities, there remains some stigma regarding mental illness. In this interview, Dr. Park breaks down these misconceptions and encourages people in these circles to seek professional help for their mental health problems.
Dr. Park was recently interviewed on the Mental Illness Happy Hour podcast. She discussed the difference between role and identity, the Asian American experience, when to prescribe medication, and other topics (many of which were suggested by listeners of the podcast).
