Research shows that Spanish-speaking patients often encounter difficulties scheduling appointments, with one in five calls ending abruptly or without assistance in Spanish. Despite similar wait times for English and Spanish speakers, there’s a decline in mental health services offered in Spanish. Stigma surrounding mental illness persists in the Hispanic/Latino community, but there’s a willingness to seek care and discuss experiences with clinicians. Efforts to address stigma and expand access to mental health care are crucial for improving outcomes for Spanish-speaking individuals.