Mental Health Screenings
We provide comprehensive screening for the most common mental disorders affecting adults:
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- Alcohol and Substance Use Disorders - Anxiety Disorders - Mood Disorders - Personality Disorders - Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder |
- Obsessive-compulsive Disorders - ADHD - Eating Disorders - Schizophrenia |
Provider match
Based upon your screening results and a host of other factors you tell us about yourself (e.g. preference for certain geographic locations, insurance status, ability to pay out-of-pocket for services, preference for a certain type of treatment or gender of provider, etc), we provide you with a directory of providers with whom you could treat and allow you to message them to make contact.
Community Stories
We also host video narratives of others in the community who have lived experience
with different mental disorders.
Team
Girish Subramanyan, M.D.Project Lead
Girish is a board-certified psychiatrist practicing in San Francisco, CA who has a deep interest in the role that technology could play in improving mental health. Project Access is a vision for mental health care navigation that came out of the inaugural HackMentalHealth hackathon in San Francisco.
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Maggi YangDesign Lead
Maggi is a designer living in San Francisco who is passionate about working on digital health products. Through this project, she hopes to help make getting care for mental health as easy as physical health. To relax, she likes to exercise, read, and make things.
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Preston ZornerOperations Lead
Preston likes to stay as connected as he can to the mental health community in San Francisco. He is passionate about listening to and learning from others lived experiences within the mental health realm and more broadly across life. In addition to his career in global supply chain out of SF, Preston is a NAMI Peer Pal, he gets to play a supportive role in a one to one relationship with a member of the local community. His involvement here with Project Access gives him the opportunity to connect with more members of the community, do volunteer work together with awesome people, make mental health resources more easily accessible, and to share community stories.
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Iris Li
Provider Database Intern
Iris is a sophomore at U.C. Berkeley, majoring in psychology and philosophy. She is interested in pursuing a career in clinical psychology.
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Anisha Makhija
Provider Database Intern
Anisha is a recent graduate from UC Berkeley, having majored in Psychology and Molecular and Cell Biology with a concentration in neuroscience and is currently working on a minor in Global Public Health. Her passion revolves around mental health advocacy, having been involved in numerous mental health projects at Cal and having formed the Mental Health Commission. She hopes to someday become a psychiatrist and work on breaking the stigma against mental health.
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Pamee SapasapProvider Database Intern
Pamee is a third year psychology student at UC Berkeley. In her spare time, she tutors elementary students and one day hopes to incorporate her love for working with children with her interests in the mental health field.
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Xinyu HartshornProvider Database Intern
Xinyu is a 4th year student at UC Berkeley, majoring in psychology. She has previous experience as a psych research assistant and a mentor to a freshmen research lab. She believes that mental health is just as important and valid as physical health, which is why she is now involved in Project Access.
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