The Highland Center for Mental and Behavioral Health was built on a simple belief: therapy should feel human. Not overly clinical. Not cold. And never one-size-fits-all.

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Our founder, Arzu Vig, started this practice after years of working where mental health, education, and innovation overlap — from healthcare consulting and special education advocacy to launching a community mental health organization that partnered with more than 80 schools and nonprofits.

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Through that work, one thing became clear: the systems meant to help people often miss the people entirely. That realization led Arzu to create something different — a space that combines deep clinical training and research with genuine connection and culturally responsive care.

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At The Highland Center for Mental and Behavioral Health, we work with high-functioning professionals, parents, students, and anyone trying to hold it all together while something inside feels off. Maybe you’re starting over. Maybe you’re masking. Or maybe you just need a place where someone finally gets it.

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If therapy has ever felt like it wasn’t made with you in mind — you’re not alone, and you’re exactly who we built this space for.