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Dr. Joy Harden Bradford has redefined how Black women engage with mental health. As founder of , she has made therapy more visible, culturally relevant, and accessible. Her work extends beyond the therapy room, shaping how care is understood and approached. Black women are not only contributing to this field, they are actively transforming it.

I have been thinking about what it means to witness excellence up close.

During graduate school, I had the opportunity to learn from Wendi Williams, now President of the American Psychological Association.

At the time, I understood I was being taught by someone deeply knowledgeable. What I did not fully grasp was the level of impact and leadership I was witnessing in real time.

There is something significant about being taught by someone who is not only shaping students, but shaping the field itself.

Moments like that stay with you. They expand your understanding of what is possible and what is required to lead with integrity in this work.

Seeing Black women occupy spaces of influence at that level is not just inspiring. It is a clear reminder of the depth, rigor, and leadership we bring to the mental health field.

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TheG.lamourMethod Psychotherapist providing teletherapy to Black &Brown commun Counseling ities and serving ages throughout the lifespan.

Society has received mental health as something as “its all in your head”. When trauma occurs, neurologicaly the brain changes, and sometime physical symptoms can occur. It is important to know the body and mind are connected.