Clinicians of Color Directory Blog
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Clinicians of Color unequivocally centers the needs of BIPOC mental health communities. We aim to elevate the visibility and meet the needs of mental health providers by providing access to resources that help them learn, develop and thrive as clinicians and private practice owners. Explore our blog to know about some therapists of color, their stories and more!
Clinicians of Color Directory Blog
22h ago
In today’s fast-paced world, mental health is a significant aspect of overall wellness. However, it’s often overlooked or stigmatized in our society. Mental health must be prioritized as it is vital to every individual’s well-being. With the increasing prevalence of mental health issues worldwide, it has become necessary to prioritize mental health as a ..read more
Clinicians of Color Directory Blog
3w ago
I was born and raised in Little Rock, AR. I grew up in a rural area, and the story of my family connections is complex, to say the least. Plus, it’s important to note that Arkansas is within what people call the “bible belt.” This is an area of the country where a lot of ..read more
Clinicians of Color Directory Blog
3w ago
Existing in the world today is challenging. It’s incredibly difficult for those individuals who live at various intersections – a place where there is sometimes privilege and sometimes oppression. For Black men (including trans-men) with gay or bisexual identities, finding an anchor can feel (and be) downright impossible. Here are some ways therapy can be ..read more
Clinicians of Color Directory Blog
1M ago
Being a parent is a 24-hour job. You are noticing the slightest changes that occur. One of the changes can be in your child’s mood. There has been a myth that children cannot become depressed. But in reality, children can experience many emotions similar to adults. For example, children have the ability to grieve when ..read more
Clinicians of Color Directory Blog
1M ago
Mental health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being, yet it is often overlooked and stigmatized in the Black community, especially for Black men. The impact of racism on Black males’ psychological well-being cannot be overstated, as it often leads to depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues. However, seeking help for mental illness as ..read more
Clinicians of Color Directory Blog
1M ago
As a mental health therapist, I want to acknowledge the bravery it takes for Black men to discuss their mental health struggles with their loved ones. It’s a common belief that seeking help is a sign of weakness, but it takes immense strength to confront your challenges and open up to those around you. Talking ..read more
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1M ago
Introduction: April is Sexual Abuse Awareness Month, dedicated to breaking the silence surrounding this complex topic and encouraging open dialogue within our communities. In this spirit, we will unveil lesser-known facts about sexual abuse, challenge commonly held assumptions, and highlight the resilience of survivors. Sexual abuse can happen to anyone. One of the most ..read more
Clinicians of Color Directory Blog
2M ago
Life can be tricky sometimes, and there are moments when it feels like the world is conspiring against you. Black women, in particular, face numerous challenges and adversities, from systemic racism and discrimination to gender-based violence and economic inequality. But despite these obstacles, many black women show remarkable resilience and continue to have faith even ..read more
Clinicians of Color Directory Blog
2M ago
Divorce can be a painful and challenging experience for anyone, but it can be especially difficult for black women who often face unique cultural and societal pressures. From stereotypes about black women being too strong to need support to the lack of representation in mainstream media, navigating divorce recovery as a black woman can feel ..read more
Clinicians of Color Directory Blog
2M ago
We are officially in the middle of a public health epidemic. According to the CDC, 1 out of 3 Americans suffer from sleep disorders, and many reports that they are unsatisfied with their quality of life. The group of Americans reported to suffer the most from this crisis are African American adults aged 40-59. Teens ..read more