Find a Black Therapist in Philadelphia
Our Black therapists provide culturally-affirming therapy to Pennsylvania residents.
Compassionate, anti-oppressive therapy services.
Are you struggling with relationship conflicts, depression, concerns over self-imagery, or another issue that may be affecting your quality of life? If so, the good news is that you’ve already taken the first step toward healing by finding Melanated Women’s Health, LLC. Located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and led by compassionate African-American therapists, we offer culturally affirming and anti-oppressive therapy services to Black, indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC), to the LBGTQIA+ community, and to anyone else who has been marginalized because of their social identities. Contact us today to learn more or schedule a telehealth appointment.


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In-Person Philadelphia, PA Office
Our mental health therapy office is located at 1500 Walnut Street in Philadelphia. Located in Suite 204, our office provides a warm and welcoming space to explore your inner self on your journey towards fostering resilience, well-being, and personal growth.
Online Therapy for All Pennsylvanians
Online therapy provides a convenient and accessible way to receive professional mental health support from the comfort of home anywhere in Pennsylvania. It eliminates the need for travel, making it an ideal option for those with busy schedules, mobility challenges, or limited access to in-person services. Additionally, it offers a sense of privacy and comfort, which can encourage more open discussions for effective treatment
Studies show that the #1 factor for successful mental health therapy, is having a Black therapist you feel you connect with and can trust. Blacks in Pennsylvania pursuing culturally affirming therapy with Black Therapists can make a significant difference in your therapy experience.
Culturally Affirming Black Therapists
Cultural nuances, family expectations, and societal stigmas often play a role in how mental health is perceived within Black communities. Working with an Black therapist can help bridge these gaps, providing a therapist-client relationship grounded in shared cultural understanding, language, and values. This can make it easier to discuss sensitive topics like intergenerational trauma, identity struggles, and family pressure without the need for extensive cultural explanations.
Black individuals pursuing therapy with a Black therapist may find comfort in knowing that their therapist has firsthand experience or knowledge of cultural dynamics that influence mental health. From navigating the complexities of filial piety to managing stress related to academic or professional expectations, a Black therapist can provide culturally sensitive approaches to mental well-being. This shared cultural perspective fosters trust and reduces the fear of judgment, allowing for deeper and more meaningful progress in therapy.
Therapy can help you regain joy.

Cultural Understanding
Therapists are more familiar with African American values, traditions, and family dynamics.

Reduced Stigma
Many Black therapists acknowledge and address cultural stigmas surrounding mental health.

Tailored Coping Strategies
Therapy approaches consider cultural expectations, such as familial obligations.