Our Mission

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Since its founding in 1991, the Multicultural Clinical Center has been grounded in a shared mission: to deliver quality cross-cultural clinical care to diverse populations. Founder Rebecca Keegan was joined by clinicians and administrators who recognized the importance of culture in treatment and shared her vision.  Together, they cultivated MCC into a trusted leader in behavioral and developmental health.

At the Multicultural Clinical Center, our mission is rooted in cultural competence and clinical excellence.

We are committed to:

Providing high-quality, culturally responsive clinical care that addresses the mental and  developmental needs of children, adults, and families.
 

Fostering the next generation of clinicians through mentorship, supervision, and immersive training—ensuring that future professionals are equipped to lead with clinical integrity, and ethically sound and caring services. 

To meet the evolving needs of our diverse populations, MCC expanded its services to include Diagnostic Evaluation and Assessment Services, as well as Substance Use and Anger Management programs. Most recently, in 2012, MCC launched the ABA program, designed to support children on the autism spectrum, those with attention deficit disorders, and individuals with other developmental or intellectual conditions.

This expansion reflects our ongoing commitment to delivering qualified, culturally responsive care across a wide range of behavioral and developmental needs.