Rose City Center

Rose City Center is a mental health services organization located in Pasadena, California. With 18 employees, the organization generates $2.5 million in annual revenue. Founded in 2004, Rose City Center was established by a group of Pasadena-based psychologists who sought to address the lack of affordable, high-quality mental health services for low-to-moderate income individuals. Rose City Center provides affordable, high-quality mental health services to a diverse clientele, including individuals, couples, and families. They prioritize the dignity, privacy, and individual needs of each client. In addition to serving clients, Rose City Center also trains pre-doctoral and postdoctoral clinicians, fostering the development of competent, ethical, and community-minded practitioners. The center boasts a unique model, resembling a private practice while offering accessible services. This model prioritizes client comfort and individualized care. Rose City Center's commitment to quality has positioned it as a primary outpatient referral site for numerous institutions, including Huntington Hospital, Las Encinas Hospital, Occidental College, and Cal Tech. For inquiries or to schedule an appointment, please visit Rose City Center's website at rosecitycenter.org.