Finding Mental Health Support for BIPOC Survivors by The National Sexual Resource Center

Jul 11, 2024
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In this short article the author acknowledges that mental health care is often inaccessible and not culturally relevant for BIPOC so they've curated this well organized list of resources about self-care and healing, the impact of racism on mental health, how to find a therapist, and organization and service providers that include support for sexual violence, domestic/intimate partner violence, and/or mental health. Click the button below to read and learn more!

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