Business Details
40 Years
experience
Trusted Mental Health Counseling for Asian American Communities
Founded in 1986, Tax & Accounting Service (AACCS) dedicated 34 years to providing culturally sensitive mental health counseling for the Asian American Christian community. Our mission integrated Christian faith with professional therapy, offering affordable services through offices in Alhambra, Torrance, Cerritos, and Culver City. We trained over 70 mental health professionals and awarded $46,000 in scholarships to future counselors.AACCS maintained strict ethical standards while serving diverse clients regardless of background. Our therapists specialized in addressing complex emotional needs through a faith-informed lens. In 2020, we closed operations after successfully transitioning client records and scholarship programs to trusted partners. Our legacy includes strengthening hundreds of families and equipping missionaries with mental health support worldwide.
Services
Counseling Services
Therapist Referrals
Clinical Training
Scholarship Programs
Missionary Support
Details
- Year established: 1986
Highlights and features
- 34 years of culturally specific mental health experience
- Bilingual therapists serving multiple Asian languages
- Non-discrimination policy for all clients
- Trained over 70 mental health professionals
- Faith-integrated therapeutic approaches
Associations and certifications
- 501(c)3 non-profit organization
What people say
Culturally sensitive
Faith-integrated approach
Bilingual services
Professional training
Community legacy
Services
Counseling Services
Professional mental health counseling integrating Christian faith principles with clinical expertise. Services addressed emotional, relational, and spiritual concerns through individual, couples, and family therapy. Bilingual therapists served English, Japanese, Mandarin, and Korean-speaking clients.
Therapist Referrals
Referral system connecting clients with former AACCS therapists in private practice. Maintained directory of culturally competent mental health professionals specializing in Asian American communities. Available through website resources post-closure.
Clinical Training
Pre-licensing training program for marriage and family therapy interns. Provided supervision and mentorship to 70+ mental health graduate students. Offered continuing education symposia for practicing Christian counselors.
Scholarship Programs
Ryo & Jean Komae Scholarship Fund awarded $2,000 annually to mental health graduate students committed to serving Asian American communities. Distributed $46,000 to 23 recipients between 2011-2020.
Missionary Support
Member Care services for missionaries in Japan, China, and Southeast Asia. Provided pre-deployment counseling and crisis support through specialized therapists. Partnered with missions boards for international mental health initiatives.
Questions
Is AACCS still operating?
No, AACCS closed operations on July 31, 2020 after 34 years of service.
Are counseling referrals still available?
Yes, our website maintains a directory of former therapists in private practice.
What happened to the scholarship fund?
The Komae Scholarship Fund continues through Fuller Theological Seminary's family ministries program.
Did AACCS serve non-Christians?
Yes, our non-discrimination policy provided services to all individuals regardless of religious affiliation.
How can I get emergency mental health help?
For psychiatric emergencies, please visit the nearest hospital or call 911 immediately.
