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BIPOC Mental Health

NAMI Connection offers free online support groups for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, & People of Color) adults living with a mental illness. These groups meet twice a month to support participants, build awareness and understanding, and to connect with others in the BIPOC community- including bicultural and bi-racial individuals- who face similar challenges.

Pathlight Mood and Anxiety Center — free online Mental Health Support Group for People of Color (national organization; open to the community)

Guided Ancestor Meditation   Justin Michael Williams of “Stay Woke”

Filling Our Cups:  4 Ways People of Color Can Foster Mental Health and Practice Restorative Healing

People of Color Discuss Their Experiences With Mental Illness  video

More than a Moment:  A Conversation with BIPOC Student Mental Health Leaders  from Active Minds

Wellness in Color Podcast — NAMI

 

Asian American Mental Health:

Hmong Mental Health Podcast

New generation of Asian-American women are fighting to normalize mental health treatment

Living with Depression as an Asian-American   The Mighty

Where are the Asian-American Mental Health Stories   The Mighty

What to do when your (South Asian) parents don’t understand your mental health

 

Black Mental Health:

Loveland Therapy Fund  Financial assistance for Black women to obtain therapy (free 4-12 sessions).

Black-led Resources for Mental Health 

Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective

Therapy for Black Girls website

Therapy for Black Girls Podcast

The Homecoming Podcast with Dr. Thema

Soothe Your Nerves  The Black Women’s Guide to Understanding and Overcoming Anxiety, Panic and Fear   Dr. Angela Neal Barnett

Black and Blue:  On Being Black, Female, and Depressed

Writer/Activist Imade Nobukun:  Youtube video “Imade on Depression and the interactions of social justice and mental health

Five Signs the Black Man You Love is Struggling with Depression  Ebony Magazine

11 Times Black Celebs Opened Up About Dealing With Mental Health Issues   Huffington Post

Being Black and Struggling with Body Image video

Every Body Yoga

Liberate app.   A safe space for the black community to develop a daily meditation habit.

 

Latinx Mental Health:

The Seven Beliefs:  A Step by Step Guide to Help Latinas Recognize and Overcome Depression

Family Matters:  How Strong Cultural Values Can Lessen Anxiety and Stress for Latina/o College Students

Stress and Latino Mental Health

What’s the Deal with Latinos NOT Talking about Mental Health?  video

Breaking the Silence:  Healing Generational Trauma

 

Muslim Mental Health:

Muslimmatters.org Seven Steps to Defeat Depression webinar by a British doctor for the Muslim community

 

Native American Mental Health:

WeRNative Depression   WeRNative Mental Health Difficulties   WeRNative Anxiety

Unity Wellness Warrior app

The Role of Historical Trauma:  Addiction in Native Communities

Breaking the Cycle of Trauma and Addiction

The Way of Our People:  Weekly Inspiration for American Indians in Recovery from Alcoholism

 

Queer POC

Rest for Resistance

QTBIPOC Mental Health and Well Being

 

Undocumented Students:

undocuHEALTH Mental Health Toolkit

HEALING FROM RACIAL TRAUMA

 General Resources for Healing from Racial Trauma

BlackLine  Call 1-800-604-5841 “A space for peer support, counseling, reporting of mistreatment, witnessing and affirming the lived experiences for folx who are most impacted by systematic oppression with an LGBTQ+ Black Femme lens.” Prioritizes BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color).

The Four Bodies:  A Holistic Toolkit for Coping with Racial Trauma

Racial Trauma  Mental Health America

Guided Ancestor Meditation   Justin Michael Williams  (YouTube)

Hand Over Heart Meditation  Dr. Joi Lewis

Racism, Recovery, Resting, Rising  Ep 49  The Homecoming Podcast with Dr. Thema

Love and Rage:  The Path of Liberation Through Anger   Lama Rod Owens  (Black queer male with formal Buddhist training and heavily influenced by the church and its community) This book “will resonate with anyone who wants to metabolize or harness their anger for transformation and change.”

Racial Trauma, Resiliency, and Ally Resources

Race-based Trauma Resources and Support in Times of Civil Strife

Call BlackLine  (support for BIPOC folks)

 

HEALING RESOURCES FOR ASIAN AMERICAN PEOPLE

Self-Care for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Amid Racial Trauma

Intergenerational Trauma Affects the Mental Health of Southeast Asian Americans

 

HEALING RESOURCES FOR BLACK PEOPLE

Healing in the Face of Cultural Trauma Tool Kit  (developed by and for people of African ancestry)

Black Lives Matter Meditation for Healing Racial Trauma  Dr. Candice Nicole

Loveland Therapy Fund  Financial assistance for Black women to obtain therapy (free 4-8 sessions).  Applications open on a quarterly basis (get on email list so you don’t miss the application period).

Self-Care Tips for Black People Who are Really Going Through It Right Now

Tips for Self-Care:  When Police Brutality Has You Questioning Humanity and Social Media is Enough

The Impact of Racial Trauma ep 134;  Building Your Coping Kit ep 152   Therapy for Black Girls podcast    Dr. Joy Harden Bradford

The trauma of systemic racism is killing black women.  A first step toward change.  TED talk  T. Morgan Dixon and Vanessa Garrison from GirlTrek

Call BlackLine

HEALING RESOURCES FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLE

Understanding Historical Trauma and Native Americans  Native Hope

Healing from Colonization on Thanksgiving and Beyond

HEALING RESOURCES FOR LATINX PEOPLE

Trauma, Colonialism, and How to Heal  Psychologist Isha Vela on Good Girls Recovery Club Podcast

Overcoming Generational Trauma in the Latinx Community

ALLY RESOURCES

Ally Resources

*These resources are intended to be helpful resources for your healing and self-care.  The links are for information only and are not endorsed or recommended by Augsburg CWC.