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How to navigate the ‘chaotic’ world of mental health apps
The Washington Post
COMPARING THE LATEST TELEHEALTH SOLUTIONS
Clinicians are bringing therapy sessions to
new moms via phone or web video conferencing.
new moms via phone or web video conferencing.
How To Manage Seasonal Affective Disorder During The Lockdown
LAPP Magazine
You’re Not Alone If You’re Feeling ‘Vaccine Envy’ Toward Those Who Have Already Gotten Their Doses
Well + Good
12 Ways Black Therapists Personally Deal With Racial Trauma
Mental health experts share how they process racism and brutality, along with the self-care methods helping them in this moment.
Mental Health America
Black And African American Communities And Mental Health
Increasing the visibility of providers of color
Several new tools are connecting psychologists from diverse backgrounds to the people who need their services
The path from trauma to hope
An African American psychiatrist shares her perspective on stigma, racial disparities and mental health, as we recognize National Minority Mental Health Month
The Massachusetts Conference for Women
Making It Easier for Women of Color to Get Support from a Therapist of Color
Stress and Anxiety of the Black Community during Health and Racial Pandemics
A Fireside Chat with Dr. Charmain Jackman and LaFawn Davis, DI&B VP
Healing Communities of Color
InnoPsych, a 2019 Small Business Community Champion, is changing the face of therapy.
Black voices working in a predominately white field
Charmain Jackman, Ph.D, is a clinical psychologist in Watertown, Massachusetts, and owner of InnoPsych, a company whose mission is to “disrupt racial disparities” in mental health care.
Celeste the Therapist Podcast
Shifting the way you think.
Mom's Hierarchy Of Needs
How to Create Room for Yourself and Entrepreneurship When You Work Full Time
Black and Hispanic Americans' mental health impacted disproportionately by COVID-19
More than 35,000 Black Americans have died from COVID-19 and people of color are infected 2.5 times more often than white people.
G Herbo and Audiomack announce that they have partnered with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and InnoPsych to create a new mental health initiative called Swervin' Through Stress
Swervin' Through Stress' Dream Team Therapy Fund will provide 12 weeks of free therapy sessions to Black youth nationwide between the ages of 18-25.