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Located conveniently in the heart of Williamsburg, Amelia provides psychotherapy and medication management to children, adolescents, and adults. Her approach involves an integrated style that blends elements of psychoanalysis, trauma-informed care, attachment theory, and mindfulness to assist you through life’s difficulties.
As a nurse practitioner, she also focuses on how aspects of your physical health may be impacting your emotional health. She believes in nurturing healthy eating, sleep, creative outlets, and movement to bolster a person’s internal resources.
Each individual requires a unique approach but her overall style is warm, collaborative, and relational. Amelia received my masters in Psychiatric Nursing from New York University. She has post-graduate training from the William Alanson White Institute and the Academy of Clinical and Applied Psychoanalysis (ACAP). Additionally, she holds a graduate level Adjunct Professor position at NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing and has been published in Case Study Approach to Psychotherapy for Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurses (2020).
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Ariana K. Goswick (she/her) is a Clinician at Mountainside Treatment Center, New York City. Ariana is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in New York, Licensed Professional Counselor in New Jersey, and Certified EMDR therapist.
Ariana has over 13 years of experience in the field of mental health and trauma recovery. She has honed her skills across a variety of settings, such as: intensive residential and outpatient addiction recovery, community mental health, the education system, and the service industry. Ariana specializes in working with those negatively impacted by the criminal justice system, LGBTQIA+ populations, young adults, and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Ariana credits Duke’s 19th street as the foundation of her knowledge, awareness and connections – notably, her one-and-only, Sarah Goswick.
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Black Female Therapists (BFT) is the #1 lifestyle and empowerment platform for women of color!
This platform was created to promote, inspire, and elevate other black female therapists and create a safe space for black mental health. BFT gives mental health therapists a chance to show their #blackgirlmagic and makes it easier to connect with individuals nationwide.
Not only is it a place to connect but also a safe place for black women to discuss their mental health and wellness journey and learn new strategies to live a better life. From indulging in the newest self-care strategies to helping strategize mental health issues, we live for being a go-to daily source for all things Black Female Therapists, Self-Care, Mental Wellness, Stress Management, Travel, Relationships and Mental Health.
Black Female Therapists offer a wide variety of exciting options to support you on your mental health journey, including: classes, therapy and affirmations. They even offer resources if you don't feel ready to make the jump to therapy just yet.
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Our mission is to make professional therapy accessible, affordable, and convenient — so anyone who struggles with life's challenges can get help, anytime and anywhere.
BetterHelp offers access to licensed, trained, experienced, and accredited psychologists (PhD / PsyD), marriage and family therapists (LMFT), clinical social workers (LCSW / LMSW), and board licensed professional counselors (LPC).
Our Social Impact Program is committed to making therapy equitable and accessible to under-resourced communities and individuals in need.
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Bridges Mental Health is a stigma-free hub for Asians, Pacific Islanders, South Asian Americans (APISA) living in the greater New York City area to discuss, navigate and seek mental health care. We strive to create a mutual space for individuals with diverse cultural, hyphenated identities, as well as therapists and providers who are passionate about serving this community.
Bridges helps facilitate connections to mental health providers through our Clinician Directory. Whether you are seeking a therapist who holds a shared cultural identity, or is passionate and knowledgeable about this community, we make it easier to find your match.
At the core of Bridges is our Clinician Community, an active, growing network of mental health professionals who work with the APISA community.
Finally, we aim to provide space and give voice to the specific stories and needs of the Asian American community as it intersects with mental health through our podcast Beyond the Couch, blog, and Instagram.
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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.
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All people with all abilities in all bodies deserve equal access to identity affirming, culturally responsive care.
We aim to make this process simpler and safer. We center the needs of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) and the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. We amplify the voices and expressions of Neurodivergent and Disabled communities.
We are social justice-oriented professionals that strive to embody: anti-discrimination, anti-oppression, anti-stigma, anti-racism & anti-ableism.
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InnoPsych was birthed from Dr. Jackman’s own experiences and challenges during her search for a therapist. She knew she wanted a therapist who was a woman for color but the process proved itself to be a challenge.
As she searched through website after website there were either too few therapists listed to choose from and/or there was no way to filter lists by ethnicity. The process then became lengthy and cumbersome. Whenever she did find someone that she liked who fit the criteria, they were either “not taking new clients” or they did not take her insurance.
She knew that there needed to be a simpler and faster way for people of color to find therapists of color and she was going to create it! Not only did she want to create a directory of therapists of color, but she also wanted to facilitate the process for therapists of color to launch their own private practice in order to increase the pool of therapists of color in the field.
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I am a Brooklyn-based Licensed Clinical Social Worker and certified EMDR therapist. My approach to therapy is psychodynamic and relational, exploring both the roots of emotions, behaviors, and patterns, while also working with the here and now. I use humor, curiosity, and unconditional positive regard to foster an environment where clients can explore their most vulnerable parts, experience healing, and create movement in their lives.
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Demystifying mental health in the Latinx community through our bilingual podcast & platforms.
This national directory is for Latinx Therapists in private practice. There is no other directory like ours that offers space for community, marketing and is created by a Latinx Therapist, daughter of immigrants.
Each offering comes from the heart. Connect with other Latinx Therapists & join the network.
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NQTTCN was officially launched in May 2016, as a call to organize mental health practitioners to establish a network where therapists can deepen their analysis of healing justice and where QTPoC community can connect to care.
The digital seeds for NQTTCN were planted in 2015 by founder Erica Woodland in an email to close colleagues and comrades. Deeply inspired by a grassroots group of Queer Therapists of Color, QTOC, which was founded in 2009 to provide support and leadership development to mental health practitioners in the San Francisco Bay Area, Erica combined his clinical experience with movement-building experience to launch this vision.
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Our nonprofit serves clients who lack health insurance or whose health insurance doesn’t provide adequate mental health benefits with a sliding-scale payment system.
These clients also cannot afford current market rates for therapy (between $80-200 a session). We help our members access their choice of affordable in-person or online care from a vetted mental health professional. Please visit our client information page to learn more.
Our therapists provide affordable, in-office and online psychotherapy sessions between $30 and $60 (between $30 and $80 for couples & family sessions).
As long as there is a financial need, our lifetime membership will allow you to see anyone in our network for the rates listed above. This is our guarantee.
A lifetime membership only costs $59.
We Welcome:
All Races
All Religions
All Sexual Orientations
All Gender Identities and Expressions
All Countries of Origin
All Disabilities
All Ethnicities
All Bodies
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We are the largest South Asian mental health therapist community in the world. Our directory has hundreds of South Asian therapists, including Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Afghani and Nepali heritage. Here you can find culturally competent South Asian mental health professionals to help you get the support you’re looking for.
Southasiantherapists.org started as a solution to a common problem: it’s hard to find South Asian mental health professionals through online searches.
Browse our directory of high-quality, culturally sensitive South Asian Therapists from around the world.
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A Therapist Like Me brings awareness to the intersections of uniquely diverse clients from historically marginalized communities and their affect on mental health: race, ethnicity, sexuality, gender, language, mental health, neurotype, disability, and other intersections of identity are thoroughly explored and supported.
We support:
UNIQUELY DIVERSE CLIENTS BY
connecting uniquely diverse clients from historically marginalized communities to uniquely diverse therapists from historically marginalized communities via a directory
providing financial gifts to uniquely diverse clients from historically marginalized communities in need of support for psychotherapy
supporting, when a person has a choice (because we sometimes don’t), to celebrate and/or protect parts of their identity via boundaries, thoughts, feelings, sensations, expression, actions, and/or communication
UNIQUELY DIVERSE THERAPISTS BY
encouraging therapists to set their own rates
providing financial gifts to our community for psychotherapy which will reduce the wage gap that is present for uniquely diverse therapists from historically marginalized communities seeing uniquely diverse clients from historically marginalized communities
creating opportunities for training, consulting, and networking with uniquely diverse colleagues
advancing therapists of color to start, maintain, and grow their practice through education and support
supporting, when a person has a choice (because we sometimes don’t), to celebrate and/or protect parts of their identity via boundaries, thoughts, feelings, sensations, expression, actions, and/or communication
COMMUNITY
provides support to communities via awareness events, training, pop-up clinics, support groups, and community engagement
promotes diversity
promotes and educates on overall wellness
SOCIETY
works towards eliminating the wage gap in mental health
reduces societal stigma surrounding mental health
reduces societal stigma surrounding historically marginalized and oppressed identities
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Therapy for Black Girls is an online space dedicated to encouraging the mental wellness of Black women and girls.
So often the stigma surrounding mental health issues and therapy prevents Black women from taking the step of seeing a therapist. This space was developed to present mental health topics in a way that feels more accessible and relevant.
Founded by Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, a licensed psychologist, speaker and the host of the wildly popular mental health podcast, Therapy for Black Girls. Her work focuses on making mental health topics more relevant and accessible for Black women and she delights in using pop culture to illustrate psychological concepts. She has been featured in O, The Oprah Magazine, Forbes, Bustle, MTV, Huffington Post, Black Enterprise, Refinery29, Teen Vogue, and Essence.
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Therapy for Black Men wants to break the stigma that asking for help is a sign of weakness.
Therapy for Black Men was born from the idea that Black men and boys face unique challenges and stigmatization, and therefore need a dedicated space for seeking and finding mental health support. We’ve made it our mission to strip away that stigmatization and ease the process of finding help. By providing targeted resources and a database filled with professionals equipped to support men of color, our users can now obtain the help they need and deserve.
With a rapidly growing directory of 344 therapists and 41 coaches throughout the fifty states thus far, we are here to provide judgment-free, multiculturally-competent care to Black men. The directory makes it simple, allowing you to search for a therapist or coach by their location and specialization. View their credentials, see what issues they treat, and get an idea if they’ll be a fit for you.
You don’t have to man up. Let’s talk it through together.
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Mental Health can be challenging, Finding a Therapist shouldn't be.
For so many intersectional communities including Latinx, Black, and those who are marginalized there are so many barriers to finding a mental health professional the most common are financial, lack of insurance coverage, language, transportation, and of course we have a huge lack of representation which can often lead to further trauma, dealing with racial micro aggressions, discrimination, and xenophonia.
We believe that access to mental health is a human right. We dream of a future where therapy is normalized, more accessible and includes our various cultures. We will always stand behind movements that further these values. We are so proud of you for starting this journey, you will be an ancestor one day and just like trauma can be passed down so can resilience.
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Yas! Big ups to you for journeying to this site to continue your healing! This directory was cultivated specifically for Black and Brown folks who want a therapist that is …
Clear on what it means to dismantle colonial, oppressive, racist, binary systems
Studies Black and Brown brilliance fervently
Has explored modalities that honor Black Diasporic healing traditions
Knows the difference between allyship and becoming an accomplice
Has the tools to discern performative behavior from liberatory conviction
Familiar with the unique needs of People of African descent and BIPOC changemakers
… and growing daily to offer you therapy that liberates.
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Affirming mental healthcare nationwide.
We are a group of psychologists, professional counselors, social workers, and administrative specialists who provide quality mental healthcare exclusively to queer and trans people of color. We center anti-racism, social justice, and the intersectional identities of every client we serve.
Take the guesswork out of finding the right therapist. We provide personalized suggestions on the best therapist matches for you based on your free consultation. Our vast network of affirming therapists are ready to support you along your journey.
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therapyfortherapistscollective.com
The Collective believes that despite the incredibly important work we do to support the mental health of those in our communities, we don’t have the resources we need to keep ourselves well while we do that work. Now, more than ever, the world needs mental health providers, and we need to acknowledge that that need is a heavy load to carry, as we ourselves navigate a lot of the same challenges we are supporting others through.
Right now, we are a team of ONE social worker, and a few really awesome volunteers, who see a BIG problem, and are working to create meaningful change through the power of mutual aid. Our Director, Emily Oliver, launched the Collective in July 2021. We now have members in almost 40 states, are working on filing for non-profit status, and are truly making meaningful change to reduce burnout.
We are based in the United States, and the goal is to be able to have therapists in all 50 states, with a diverse representation of our amazing community, including POC therapists, LGBTQIA therapists, therapists of all ages and specialties, of many religions and backgrounds, to provide inclusion and access to all of the beautifully diverse therapists within our community.
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We believe therapy should honor you as a whole person, not just the challenges you’re facing right now.
When life gets difficult, it’s easy to feel like we’re defined by our challenges. Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, burnout, depression, life transition, relationship issues, or just feeling “off,” what you’re facing may feel so overwhelming right now that it’s difficult to remember who you are without it.
We’re here to remind you that you’re so much more than that.
Your individual experiences, your culture, and your unique identity have all shaped who you are today. At YCC, we don’t simply view therapy as addressing the problem you’re facing or the symptom you’re experiencing. We take into account who you are as a person first and what is truly important to you. Because when that bigger picture guides the therapy process, you get the kind of support that can lead to genuine, long-lasting change.
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Zencare is the simplest way to find your ideal therapist.
Browse therapist videos and book a free phone call to find a great fit!
We're on a mission to improve the therapist search process. There are numerous barriers to finding a great therapist: lack of quality assurance, outdated information, uncertainty of personality fit, and phone tag.
Zencare removes the guesswork to ensure you have a personalized, smooth, and comforting experience. Clinicians are vetted by our team so you receive the highest quality care. We're currently in these locations!
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