Demi Lovato recently shared a series of photos on Instagram in a black swimsuit, posing in a pool overlooking the ocean. A post that could have elicited only admiration. However, it was met with a ...

Her Charlotte nonprofit, the Women's Empowerment and Birth Equity Institute, since 2023 has been helping chart the path in ...

"You still have two more color changes to go prepare," one viewer said, while others shared how their own dogs changed.

The “strong Black woman” and “strong Black man” stereotypes create unrealistic expectations for emotional stoicism that prevent teenagers from expressing vulnerability or asking for help ...

Experts say the increase of artificial intelligence (AI) could offer new tools to improve mental health care for Black women and girls in the U.S. to overcome barriers such as access ...

ORLANDO, Fla. – Last week, News 6 highlighted a significant gap in maternal mental health for mothers, revealing that 75% of women affected never receive treatment. Among these, Black women are ...

Therapy for Black Girls was created in 2014 to make mental health care more accessible and relatable for Black women. The goal was to erase the stigma that often prevents women from seeking therapy.

In a profound conversation that addresses the heart of mental health in the Black community, Licensed Therapist Autumn Walker illuminates the complex landscape of healing and growth. Through her ...

Through her platform, Black Female Therapists, Dee informs Black women and men about mental health in the Black community. Though the name of the site centers on women, Dee stresses the database ...

With directories like Therapy for Black Girls, Clinicians of Color and the like, more access to culturally informed mental health practitioners are becoming available to support Black women in ...

For all U.S. women, infection, excessive bleeding, mental health conditions, high blood pressure, and heart-related issues are the leading causes of pregnancy-related deaths.

Black Maternal Mental Health Week, July 19-25, is focused on creating awareness and addressing the lack of mental health resources for Black women during and after pregnancy.