For Providers

Let's build a new standard of care together

Spend your time doing the work that matters most — providing high-quality, culturally-attuned care to those who are underserved. We’ll take care of the rest.

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Join our community of culturally-competent providers.

We invest in the development of our providers. You will be trained in our evidence-based, culturally-responsive care model and equipped with the tools to navigate clients' behaviors driven by cultural context.

Research shows that culturally-adapted interventions are

4.7×

more effective than conventional treatment

How Anise Supports you

Less admin. More care.

Go in-network, easily
We take care of all your credentialing paperwork, claims submission and appeals.

Grow your caseload
We handle marketing & matching so qualified and motivated clients come to you.

Evidence-based training
Join regular clinical consultation groups with peers to support continued growth.

Professional development
Access opportunities to host workshops with leading institutions and learn from experts in the field.

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Clinical advisory board

Meet the experts behind our culturally-adapted approach

Ariane Ling,
PhD

NYU

Advises our culturally-adapted care model, clinician training, and psychoeducational curriculum. As Clinical Assistant Professor and a psychologist specializing in cultural psychology, she delivers culturally-attuned, evidence-based trauma care for diverse populations facing complex mental health struggles.

Brian TaeHyuk Keum, PhD

UC BERKELEY

Advises our research, care model, and community outreach. As an Associate Professor, psychologist, and leading expert in Asian American psychology, his work aims to reduce mental health disparities for minoritized populations by examining culturally-relevant stressors like gendered racism.

Kunmi Sobowale, MD

ucla

Advises our clinical strategy and provider management. As an Assistant Professor of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, his work aims to increase mental health access for underserved populations through digital technologies, novel care settings, and early perinatal intervention.

Nhi-Ha Trinh,
MD

Nhi-Ha Trinh, MD

HARVARD University

Advises our research and development of clinical tools. As an Associate Professor of Psychiatry and expert in cross-cultural psychiatry, she is passionate about educating clinicians on the importance of culture in the assessment and treatment of psychiatric disorders.

Ummul-Kiram Kathawalla, PhD

SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY

Advises our research and the development of clinical tools and training programs. As an Assistant Professor of Clinical Practice and psychologist, her work focuses on the impacts of discrimination and sociocultural contexts on identity development and marginalized community well-being.

care model developed in partnership with the national institute of health

From our provider community

What providers say about Anise

What providers say about Anise.

What providers say about Anise

“Working with Anise, specifically with the AAPI population, helped me grow as a therapist and understand my own therapeutic style and area of interest. I wouldn’t have learned this about myself if I didn’t have exposure to working with more Asian Americans.”

“I found the Anise model to be very helpful in making the care more accessible and digestible to clients and providers. It is such a culturally effective way to provide mental health services for Asian/Asian American individuals.”

“Anise is a long awaited and much needed service for Asian American young adults. I hope this program grows substantially and provides essential mental health services that did not exist when I was an Asian American young adult.”

“Great, enjoyed working with my supervisor. Appreciated that we offered supervision to associates and could get hours. Felt the focus of being culturally competent. Opportunities to lead outside events like the NYU meetup with students of color were great.”

WE ARE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

Help us make cultural competence in therapy the norm

No matter your own cultural identity, if you’re interested in working with underserved communities, and have experience in evidence-based therapy, we encourage you to apply.

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We’re primarily seeking new providers licensed in California, New York, Florida, Washington, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Texas.

Let's build a new standard of care together

Join our community of culturally-competent providers.

Less admin. More care.

Less admin. More care.

Meet the experts behind our culturally-adapted approach

Ariane Ling, PhD

Brian TaeHyuk Keum, PhD

Kunmi Sobowale, MD

Nhi-Ha Trinh, MD

Nhi-Ha Trinh, MD

Ummul-Kiram Kathawalla, PhD

What providers say about Anise

What providers say about Anise.

What providers say about Anise

Help us make cultural competence in therapy the norm

Ariane Ling,
PhD

Nhi-Ha Trinh,
MD