Resources for Black and African American Mental Health Professionals
MMHLA has curated this list of professional networks and development opportunities that support aspiring and current mental health professionals who identify as Black and African American.
Please Note: If you have a resource or organization you would like to recommend, please contact us at info@mmhla.org with the subject line: Resource Recommendation. MMHLA is not responsible for the content or services provided by the resources and organizations listed here.
Mentorship for Students
Liberatory Student Support Circle for BIPOC Students in Mental Health
Mentorship program providing support to BIPOC students who are studying mental health, social work, and psychology You can apply to be a student member or a mentor.
Professional Development
Professional organization within Postpartum Support International providing professional development programs, access to information in English and Spanish, and support tailored to the specific cultural, emotional, and systemic needs of BIPOC communities throughout the U.S. and internationally.
Association of Black Psychologists
Professional organization connecting Black psychologists with professional training, advocacy tools, and networking opportunities to address systemic social issues and improve psychological wellness in the Black community.
Professional organization connecting Black clinical psychologists with each other to collaborate on culturally competent care and address mental health issues unique to Black patients.
Support Group
Community for BIPOC therapists using Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy to treat OCD in minority communities.
Training & Education
Perinatal Mental Health Training Database
Database providing trainings and learning opportunities on cultural sensitivity, racial and health equity, and their intersection with perinatal mental health.