therapy (psychotherapy)

Feminist therapy has become more intersectional and inclusive since its emergence in the 1960s. But its radical core principles remain, as it works to undo the harms of patriarchy to our mental health and development.

Indigenous activist Gloria Lucas discusses how state violence contributes to disordered eating in undocumented and indigenous communities.

Shweta Kapoor, MD, PhD, discusses medications, therapies, and other treatment options that can help us cope and heal after sexual trauma, as well as how partners can care supportively for survivors of sexual abuse.

Trauma can lead to chronic pain and other physical conditions, sometimes years after the event.

Therapist Alishia McCullough analyzes why disordered eating is severely under-diagnosed in people of color like herself.

Catherine Cho shares her experience with stress-induced postpartum psychosis. In this excerpt from her book "Inferno: A Memoir of Motherhood and Madness," Cho discusses her symptoms, her treatment, and the effect that it had on her relationship with her son.

An obstetrician and a new mother talk about the challenges Black women in rural Georgia face finding mental health support during pregnancy.

An interactive story in which mothers explain their feelings and emotions of dealing with parenthood.

SD gives advice to people who struggle with staying active and discusses the relationship with her health and her work as a therapist.

This directory of therapists only includes therapists committed to social justice and combating racism.

A fund that grants financial assistance to Black women and girls seeking therapy in the United States.

A collection of personal stories from Asians and Asian Americans about their experiences with therapy.