This Psychologist Is Changing The Face Of Therapy For Black Women [HUFFPOST]

Carey Sipp 7/7/189:16 AM

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Joy Harden Bradford, an Atlanta-based therapist who founded the mental health platform Therapy for Black Girls, is an advocate for black women’s well-being.

The founder of the website Therapy for Black Girls is working to empower black women to make their mental health a priority.

Slowly but surely, mental health has moved from the sidelines to the center of our national conversation around well-being. But discussing feelings and emotions is still a touchy subject in certain communities.

After realizing that many African Americans weren’t embracing the importance of mental health, Joy Harden Bradford, an Atlanta-based therapist and founder of the mental health platform Therapy for Black Girls, made it her life’s work to encourage more people to get help, talk about it, and simply learn more about

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Yes, I agree that the physiologist changes the face of therapy. There are black therapists in California who help the peoples suffering from mental health issues, especially black people because most black people are not fully aware of the effects of mental health issues. They try to be aware of them and help and guide those who are suffering from those issues. The therapist also provides Online therapy, so this is also a good step, and the people who live far away from the therapist also benefit from this.

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