BIPOC Therapy in Atlanta & Dunwoody, GA
Culturally Responsive Counseling for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color
We offer BIPOC therapy in Atlanta and Dunwoody that honors your identity, culture, and lived experiences. Our therapists provide compassionate, affirming care that supports your mental health while addressing the effects of systemic oppression, racial trauma, and cultural stressors.
Culturally Sensitive BIPOC Therapists in Atlanta or Dunwoody
Working with a therapist who understands your cultural background can make a meaningful difference in your healing process. Our culturally sensitive BIPOC therapists in Atlanta and Dunwoody combine professional expertise with an awareness of the unique challenges faced by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color.
We recognize how systemic oppression, racial trauma, and cultural stigma can affect mental health. Our approach creates a safe, affirming space where you can openly share your experiences without fear of judgment — and where your identity is honored every step of the way.
At YouWell Collective, we are proud to have a team of therapists who bring both cultural awareness and clinical expertise to every session. Each therapist offers a unique perspective, shaped by professional training and personal lived experiences, to ensure you receive care that truly reflects and respects your identity.
Meet The Team
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Tye Hamer, MFT
Tyleeshia provides therapy for individuals, couples and families in Georgia.
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Chris Gore
Chris provides therapy for individuals and couples in Georgia.
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Andrea Bryant, LMFT, MDiv, PMH-C
Andrea provides therapy for individuals, couples and families in Georgia, South Carolina and Florida.
The Benefits of Culturally Affirming Therapy for BIPOC Communities
Culturally affirming therapy offers targeted support that addresses the unique challenges faced by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. It combines evidence-based care with cultural understanding to promote emotional well-being, strengthen identity, and build practical coping skills.
Key Areas of Support:
Healing from Racial Trauma and Microaggressions
Experiencing racism, discrimination, and microaggressions can have a lasting emotional toll. Our therapists help you process these experiences, build coping strategies, and reclaim your sense of self-worth.
Navigating Identity, Culture, and Mental Health
Balancing cultural identity, familial expectations, and personal aspirations can be challenging. Therapy provides a space to explore identity struggles, generational differences, and the impact of cultural values on mental health.
Managing Anxiety, Depression, and Stress
The pressures of systemic inequalities, workplace discrimination, and social expectations can lead to chronic stress, anxiety, or depression. We provide tools and therapeutic support to help you regain balance, peace, and stability.
Strengthening Relationships and Boundaries
From family dynamics to romantic partnerships, cultural expectations often shape how we navigate relationships. Therapy helps you set healthy boundaries, improve communication, and cultivate fulfilling connections.
Empowering Self-Care and Mental Wellness
Self-care is not a luxury—it’s essential. We encourage BIPOC clients to prioritize their mental health, develop self-compassion, and engage in healing practices that honor their well-being.
Who We Serve
We welcome all BIPOC individuals seeking therapy that is both culturally responsive and affirming. Our clients come from diverse backgrounds, and while each person’s story is unique, many share the need for a space where their identity, culture, and experiences are understood and respected.
We support:
Black / African American Clients
Navigating racial identity, processing the effects of racial trauma, and addressing mental health challenges that may be compounded by systemic inequalities. Therapy provides tools to strengthen resilience, foster self-worth, and promote emotional healing.
Latinx / Hispanic Clients
Exploring bicultural identity, managing intergenerational expectations, and balancing family obligations with personal goals. We offer a supportive environment to discuss cultural values, language, and traditions alongside mental health concerns.
Indigenous Individuals
Seeking healing from intergenerational and historical trauma, reclaiming cultural practices, and reconnecting with community roots. Our approach integrates respect for traditional knowledge and values while addressing emotional and psychological well-being.
Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Clients
Balancing cultural expectations, family responsibilities, and personal identity. We provide space to explore challenges related to assimilation, generational differences, and mental health stigma within AAPI communities.
Multiracial Individuals
Navigating the complexities of identity, belonging, and self-acceptance in varied cultural contexts. Therapy can help explore how intersecting identities influence relationships, self-perception, and overall mental health.
Our therapists work to ensure that no matter your background, you feel seen, heard, and supported. We are committed to offering care that reflects cultural awareness, compassion, and respect for each individual’s lived experience.
Why Culturally Affirming Therapy Matters
Mental health is shaped by more than individual experiences — it’s also influenced by culture, history, and community. For many BIPOC individuals, factors such as racial trauma, discrimination, generational patterns, and cultural expectations can create unique challenges that impact emotional well-being.
Culturally affirming therapy recognizes these influences and integrates them into the healing process. Rather than asking you to set aside your identity, this approach considers it an essential part of your care. It offers a space where your perspectives are understood, your cultural values are respected, and your personal growth is supported within the context of your lived experience.
BIPOC Therapy in Atlanta & Dunwoody: Areas We Can Help With
Our BIPOC therapy supports clients through a wide range of mental health concerns, life challenges, and identity-related experiences. We understand that cultural background, systemic factors, and personal history can all influence your well-being. Our therapists combine evidence-based care with cultural sensitivity to address these needs with understanding and respect.
We can help with:
Depression and Emotional Well-Being
Providing support for persistent sadness, lack of motivation, and other symptoms of depression, with a focus on culturally informed care.
Racial Identity and Self-Acceptance
Exploring and embracing your racial or ethnic identity, navigating bicultural experiences, and building confidence in who you are.
Anxiety and Stress Management
Addressing the pressures of daily life, cultural expectations, and work-related stress with tools that promote calm, balance, and resilience.
Relationship Challenges
Improving communication, resolving conflicts, and fostering healthy dynamics in romantic, family, or platonic relationships.
Family Conflict
Working through intergenerational differences, cultural expectations, and family tensions to promote understanding and harmony.
Racial Trauma and Discrimination
Processing the emotional impact of racism, microaggressions, and systemic oppression, and developing healthy coping strategies.
Grief and Loss
Navigating the grieving process after the death of a loved one or other significant life losses, while honoring cultural expressions of grief.
Friendship and Social Connection
Building and maintaining meaningful friendships, setting boundaries, and overcoming social isolation.
Sexuality, Gender Identity, and LGBTQ+ Support
Providing an affirming space to explore sexual orientation, gender identity, and self-expression while navigating cultural or familial expectations.
Frequently Asked Questions
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BIPOC therapy is counseling that addresses the mental health needs of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, incorporating cultural awareness, understanding of systemic oppression, and recognition of how identity influences emotional well-being. At YouWell Collective, our therapists provide care that honors your experiences and cultural background.
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Culturally affirming therapy addresses mental health within the context of culture, race, and identity. Unlike some traditional therapy models, it recognizes the impact of racial trauma, discrimination, and cultural expectations, ensuring clients feel understood and supported.
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At YouWell Collective, you can connect directly with BIPOC therapists in Atlanta and Dunwoody who provide culturally affirming care for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. You can explore our therapist bios to learn about their backgrounds, specialties, and approach, then schedule a free consultation to find the best fit for your needs. We also offer virtual therapy for clients across Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida, making it easy to access support no matter where you are.
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At YouWell Collective, we help you choose a therapist by encouraging you to review detailed bios that include each provider’s background, specialties, and therapeutic approach. You can also schedule a free 15-minute consultation to discuss your needs, ask questions, and get a feel for the therapist’s style. This process ensures you’re connected with someone who understands your goals, values, and cultural background, so you can start therapy with confidence.
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BIPOC therapy is designed to address the specific needs of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, but anyone who values culturally affirming care can benefit from working with a therapist who takes culture and identity into account.
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YouWell Collective is a private-pay practice and does not bill insurance directly. This allows us to provide therapy without the limitations that insurance companies may place on session length, frequency, or treatment approach. Our rates vary by therapist based on their experience and specialization. Please contact us directly to learn more about current fees and available payment options.
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Yes. YouWell Collective offers secure telehealth sessions for clients across Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida. Virtual therapy allows you to access culturally affirming care from the comfort of your home, making it easier to fit sessions into your schedule while still receiving the same level of connection and support as in-person appointments.
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