Seeking therapy can be a vulnerable process, especially for those with marginalized identities who face prejudice, language barriers, and financial obstacles. Finding the right help can feel overwhelming and uncertain. In 2019, we launched Inclusive Therapists to simplify and make this process safer by focusing on Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), LGBTQIA2S+, Neurodivergent, …
Vision: A vision of a planet where human presence is characterized by environmental sustainability, social justice, and spiritual fulfillment. Mission: Utilizing emerging technologies to safeguard indigenous traditions, enabling ancient wisdom to enrich the modern world and empowering indigenous communities through technology. Purpose: To ignite a movement of conscious activism and entrepreneurship through the transformative potential …
Chinese-American Family Alliance for Mental Health (CAFAMH) seeks to promote self-empowerment and mutual support among Chinese-American caregivers of mentally ill individuals by providing a safe space for family support group meetings. CAFAMH aims to educate and raise community awareness of mental illness, improve the quality of services necessary for mental health patients, family members, and …
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The Community Health Equity Alliance prioritizes community-informed solutions that address serious mental illness care at the state and local levels in select geographies. The Alliance brings together thought leaders of state and local organizations in the areas of mental health advocacy, faith, civic and healthcare professional services. Our aim is to improve the trusted delivery …
When it comes to our health, we are “first” and “worst” – first at avoiding going to the doctor and worst when it comes to overall life expectancy. For black men like us, the stats are indisputable. We have the highest rates of heart disease and diabetes. We are the least likely to seek mental …
Therapy In Color was created to ensure all individuals had access to mental health therapy by someone who promoted authenticity and cultural diversity. Therapy In Color is about having a community where Black, Indigenous, and people of color come together, learn from one another, and heal together. Therapy In Color is more than just a …
We can not determine the exact date, but our elders confirm that SIP was initiated in the early 1970s and became official in 1978. Over the past 45 years, SIP’s efforts to support the American Indian community through Indigenous Psychology have expanded and continue to grow. Carolyn Attneave, Ph.D. (Delaware and Cherokee) and Joseph Trimble, …
Our Organization is composed of dedicated board members, leaders, and volunteers who are children of immigrants who care about the wellbeing of our community. We come from various backgrounds, demographics and statuses. Nuestra organización está compuesta de miembros de la junta directiva, líderes y voluntarios que son hijos de inmigrantes que les importa y están …
American Indian and Alaska Native women suffer some of the highest rates of violence and murder in the United States, a crisis that has diminished the honored status of women and safety in tribal communities. In spite of the high rates of violence experienced by AI/AN persons, only a small percentage reached out for assistance …
Zencare is a valuable mental health resource designed to empower individuals on their journey toward emotional well-being and personal growth. This online platform offers a comprehensive directory of trusted mental health professionals, making it easier for individuals to find therapists who meet their specific needs. Zencare’s user-friendly interface allows users to search for therapists by …
