Whenever I refer to BIPOC, I refer to us as “we,” because I, the writer, identify as a person of color with collectivist inclinations in the way I use language. July is BIPOC Mental Health Month, a ...

There is an emotional cost of climbing the career ladder, and a conversation we're worth having, especially during BIPOC ...

In celebration of BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month, Connie is hosting a live therapy session for the community. You can join the special event and seek help on July 17 at 7 p.m.

Adrianna Willis thinks there’s no time like the present to encourage people of color to consider the benefits of therapy and is speaking out forcefully during July, recognized as BIPOC Mental Health ...

Making telehealth a permanent part of mental health services—helpful for BIPOC communities in care “deserts.” Partnering with local organizations to expand internet access.

“Most mental health models don’t consider the breadth of cultural and sexual identity and expression, and it’s yet another space where BIPOC get the implicit message that they don’t belong.

Discussion: Here’s Why Mental Health Stigmas Exist in BIPOC Communities … *There are various reasons why mental health stigma exists. Stigma can be attributed to negative attitudes, beliefs ...

During BIPOC Mental Health Month, and every day after, let us honor the work of Bebe Moore Campbell and support the BIPOC community by working to increase access to mental health care.

Unique mental health needs of BIPOC students. ... and Native Americans across the United States are contracting and dying from COVID-19 at disproportionately high rates.

How new funds could broaden the network of BIPOC mental health professionals New state grant is helping the Roots Wellness Center support Black and brown social work interns. by Andy Steiner 02/03 ...

July is BIPOC Mental Health Month. But you might not know that it was started by a Black woman, the late acclaimed author Bebe Moore Campbell.. Campbell was an ardent advocate for mental health ...

Key points. BIPOC communities want to be asked what they need and desire before changes are made to their mental health care. Diverse representation is needed in the field of psychology.