Finding a BIPOC therapist can be an important first step for people of color (POC) who are starting the therapy search, and looking for a practitioner who may share their racial and/or ethnic background. Therapy seekers of color may feel and experience that therapists who share similar backgrounds understand their unique personal and professional experiences, family dynamics, and/or the stigmas against mental health in their cultures.
Finding a BIPOC therapist can be an important first step for people of color (POC) who are starting the therapy search, and looking for a practitioner who may share their racial and/or ethnic background. Therapy seekers of color may feel and experience that therapists who share similar backgrounds understand their unique personal and professional experiences, family dynamics, and/or the stigmas against mental health in their cultures. Therapists who identify as part of the BIPOC community might be uniquely equipped to form a meaningful connection with someone who identifies as Black, Indigenous, or POC because of their shared experiences.
Below are group practices who identify as persons of color in West Virginia. They specialize in a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, relationship issues, self-esteem, trauma, and multicultural therapy. Many group practices have been vetted by the Zencare team to ensure they offer high quality, clinically rigorous care.
Find a group practice of color who matches what you are looking for, watch their introductory video, and book a free initial consultation to find a great fit!
1-1 of 1 providers who match your search criteria
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$236
94% Anxiety
85% Depression
62% Relationship issues
61% Life transitions
60% Stress management
59% Trauma
44% Adjustment difficulties & disorders
41% Loss, grief, and bereavement
29% Aetna
27% Blue Cross Blue Shield
20% United Healthcare
