Resources for BIPOC

communities

Mental health virtual provider directories

• Asians for Mental Health: US Asian therapist directory 

• Asian Mental Health Collective: US and Canadian 

Asian therapist directories

• Black Mental Health Alliance: Culturally competent 

and patient-centered licensed mental health 

professionals

• Black Virtual Wellness Directory

• Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation Resource 

Directory: Mental health providers, programs 

and resource materials for the African American 

community

• Inclusive Therapists: Culturally competent and social 

justice-oriented therapists

• Innopsych: Therapists of color

• Latinx Therapy

• Melanin & Mental Health Directory: Mental health 

clinicians for Black and Latinx/Hispanic communities

• Psychology Today Directory of African American 

Therapists

• Therapy for Black Girls Directory

• Therapy for Black Men Directory

• Therapy for Latinx

Mental health resources

AAKOMA: Building the consciousness of Youth of Color 

and their caregivers on the recognition and importance of 

mental health

The Asian Mental Health Project: Aims to educate and 

empower Asian communities seeking mental healthcare

Behavioral Health Division of the Indian Health Service: 

Promotes the integration of behavioral health and 

primary care treatment, while respecting the balance, 

wellness, and resilience of AI/AN people

Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective (BEAM): 

Through education, training, advocacy and the creative 

arts, this group aims to remove the barriers that Black 

people experience getting access to or staying connected 

with emotional healthcare and healing

Black Girls Smile: Provides gender-responsive and 

culturally-affirming mental wellness education, resources 

and support geared toward Black women and girls.

Black Lives Matter Meditations: Guided meditation 

directed toward healing racial trauma

Black Men Heal: Limited and selective free mental health 

service opportunities for Black men

Black Mental Wellness: Provides access to evidencebased information and resources about mental and 

behavioral health topics from a Black perspective, as well 

as training opportunities for students and professionals

Black Women’s Health Imperative: Organization 

advancing health equity and social justice for Black 

women through policy, advocacy, education, research and 

leadership development

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Circles of Care: A SAMHSA Center for Mental Health 

Services, Tribal Training and Technical Assistance Center 

program that creates models of care for American Indian 

and Alaska Native youth

Dear Black Women Project: An affirmation movement for 

Black women by Black women— includes affirmation, 

resources and therapist connection

Ebony’s Mental Health Resources by State: List of Blackowned and focused mental health resources by state as 

compiled by Ebony magazine

Eustress: Empowers people, especially students, young 

adults and athletes, to take control of their mental health

Indian Country Child Trauma Center: Develops traumarelated treatment protocols, outreach materials and 

service delivery guidelines specifically designed for 

American Indian and Alaska Native children and their 

families

The Loveland Foundation: Prioritizes opportunity, action, 

validation and healing for communities of color with 

a particular focus on Black girls and women. Includes 

a therapy fund to aid Black women and girls seeking 

therapy nationally

Mocha Health: Health and wellness resource for Black 

women, with special focus on racial disparities and 

maternal morbidity and mortality

The Nap Ministry: Explores and promotes the healing 

power of napping for BIPOC communities—with a focus 

on Black people—whose rest is challenged by the everpresent trauma in their lives

One Sky Center: National resource center for American 

Indigenous and Alaskan Indigenous communities for 

access to health, education and research

Ourselves Black: Provides information on promoting 

mental health and developing positive coping 

mechanisms through a podcast, online magazine and 

online discussion groups

POC Online Classroom: Contains readings on the 

importance of self-care, mental healthcare and healing 

for people of color and within activist movements

Racial Trauma Guide: Virtual guide on coping with racial 

stressors and being an ally, developed by the EMPOWER 

(Engaging Minorities in Prevention Outreach Wellness 

Education & Research) Lab

Sista Afya: Organization that provides mental wellness 

education, resource connection and community support 

for Black women

The Steve Fund: Organization focused on supporting the 

mental health and emotional wellbeing of young people 

of color

Stronghearts Native Helpline: A safe, anonymous and 

confidential domestic, dating and sexual violence 

helpline for American Indians and Alaska Natives, 

offering culturally appropriate support and advocacy. 

Call 1-844-7NATIVE daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. CT

We R Native: For indigenous youth: information about 

health, relationships, education—all things youthcentered. Also offers various contests and grants