WESH 2's Sanika Dange and licensed mental health therapist, Cherlette McCullough, discuss Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) mental health.

There is a deep and sacred legacy of storytelling within African American history. It is not simply a cultural expression, it ...

Adrianna Willis thinks there’s no time like the present to encourage people of color to consider the benefits of therapy and ...

Mental health is a necessary for all. In the words of the World Health Organization: “There is no health without mental health.” This July, and every month that follows, may we honor our stories.

July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. This month is named in honor of Bebe Moore Campbell, an author and advocate ...

Despite the significant push to improve mental health benefits, the communities that need support the most are still struggling to find it. Among adults who reported fair or poor mental health, only ...

Poetry therapy is the clinical practice of using poetic tools to support emotional regulation, trauma recovery, and identity development. When thoughtfully integrated into therapy, especially with ...

A survey at a major Canadian university shows that racial microaggressions are strongly linked to trauma symptoms, but most ...

Mental health has not always been talked about within communities of color, but that is starting to shift because of people ...

Black mothers face a crisis in the “fourth trimester,” where community and culturally competent care could be the key to ...

The equity-first streaming platform offers a 50-60% ad revenue share, exclusive creator resources, and a growing lineup of original BIPOC content-all with a mission to rebuild the creator economy from ...