About This Session:
In honor of BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month, join us for a critical conversation about the distinct mental health struggles experienced by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities. From systemic inequities to cultural stigma, this session will explore the layered challenges that impact emotional well-being—and pathways to healing.

Led by Jerisha Lacrae, licensed therapist and founder of Therapy for Black Women, this discussion will cover:

• The impact of racism, intergenerational trauma, and identity-based stress on mental health
• Barriers to care, from cultural stigma to lack of representation in therapy
• Strategies for resilience, self-advocacy, and accessing culturally competent support

Whether you’re navigating these challenges personally, supporting loved ones, or seeking to deepen your allyship, this session offers space for learning and reflection.

Who Should Attend:

• BIPOC individuals seeking community and resources
• Mental health professionals, educators, and advocates
• Allies committed to fostering inclusive wellness spaces

Register now to secure your spot

Date & Time: 07/16/2025 at 12:30PM PST
Location: Virtual (Zoom link provided upon registration)
Hosted by: Onyeka Tefari Wellness & Spa
Featured Speaker: Jerisha LaCrae, Founder of Therapy for Black Women.

Reserve Your Spot!