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July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month!
*Please note: The resources included are not endorsed, and Beautiful Minds is not responsible for the content of or service provided by any of these resources.*
General resources for minorities
A project that helps diverse teenagers and their families achieve optimal mental health through dialogue, learning, and the understanding that everyone deserves care and support.
A digital database that provides therapists focused on the needs of marginalized populations including people of color, the LGBTQ community and people with disabilities.
A therapy app for BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities that shares diverse and intersectional mental health resources.
A podcast dedicated to the discussion of the impact of white supremacy on the mental health and general well-being of BIPOC in the United States.
(Available on Spotify and iTunes)
resources for African Americans
An organization with programs, training, peer support, and other wellness tools as well as a virtual wellness directory to connect anyone in need to a virtual Black therapist, yoga instructor, meditator, and more.
An app available to both iPhone and Android users that is dedicated to the mental health of the African American and Black community and strives to bring more awareness, education, and acceptance on the topic of mental health.
A weekly podcast that addresses mental health disparities in the Black community to break the stigma.
(Available through Spotify, iTunes, Soundcloud, or their website http://blackmentalmatters.com )
resources for AAPI (Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders)
An organization with training, self-care tips, and other resources to promote mental health awareness and well-being for AAPI and Native Hawaiian communities
A weekly podcast with conversations about Asian American mental health and identity as well as a website with resources and tips for Asian-specific experiences and perspectives.
(Available through Spotify, iTunes, or their website www.fullwelltherapy.com )
A non-profit that works to address the mental health needs of South Asians living in the United States through events, a list of specialized mental health providers, and other resources for South Asians.
An organization and community focused on empowering LGBTQ+ Asians and Pacific Islanders and fighting for representation and intersectional justice.
resources for LatinX Americans
A website with a directory of verified therapists, psychiatrists, community clinics, emergency mental health, life coaches and support groups for the Latinx community as well as other resources such as book recommendations and mental health screening.
A website that offers a podcast, courses, workshops, and other wellness resources for Latinx mental health. The bilingual podcast discusses mental health topics related to Latinas, Latinos and Latinx individuals in efforts to demystify myths and stigmas as well as teach members of the community self-help techniques and ways to support others who also struggle with mental health.
(Available through Spotify, iTunes, or their website https://latinxtherapy.com )
A podcast where Latinx therapists, researchers, students, artists, activists, and more discuss their experiences with the intersection between their mental health and identity.
(Available through Spotify, iTunes, YouTube, or their website www.latinxmhpodcast.com )
resources for Native Americans and Alaska Natives
An organization dedicated to the mental health of Native Americans and Alaska Natives, offering resources to find therapists to aid in the treatment of mental health as well as substance abuse within Native communities.
An organization with tools such as videos, peer-to-peer engagement activities, and a resource exchange, focusing especially on the youth members of the Native community.
A podcast where two Native American women discuss relationships Native people have with land, ancestors and each other with episodes on topics such as Indigenous feminism, and family wellness.
(Available through Spotify, iTunes, or their website www.allmyrelationspodcast.com )
resources for the LGBTQ+ community
An online therapy service dedicated to the mental health of the members of the LGBTQ+ community. Therapists are easily accessible and experienced with a range of issues including stress, depression, anxiety, sleep problems, trauma, relationships, self-esteem, and interpersonal conflicts.
www.pridecounseling.com (also available as an app to both iPhone and Android users)
A project dedicated to uplifting, empowering, and connecting LGBTQ+ youth from around the world through resources and stories to remind them that there is hope and that no matter how things might be now, it does get better.
A website that allows LGBTQ+ teens to participate in online support groups that are professionally facilitated (all members are verified and the facilitators guide conversations and enforce group rules to ensure safety)
www.qchatspace.org (also available in spanish)
resources for religious minorities
A website that offers stories and live discussions on the topic of mental health within the Jewish community in hopes of decreasing stigma and increasing conversation of mental health.
A podcast featuring discussions on mental health, psychology, Islam and spirituality featuring mental health professionals.
(Available through Spotify, iTunes, YouTube, Soundcloud, or their website https://inspiritedminds.org.uk/blog/mindful-muslim-podcast )
A weekly podcast featuring a community of Buddhists that addresses topics of stress, social anxiety, self-doubt, and more from a buddhist perspective and strives to inspire others to live their best lives.
(Available through Spotify, iTunes, or their website https://buddhability.org/ )
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