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Therapy, but make it different.

Mental health care that makes room for culture, honest conversations, and the parts of yourself you don’t always know how to put into words. Explore individual therapy, group therapy, online spaces, and workshops designed to change the narrative around mental health for Black and Brown boys and men.

01 · Individual therapy

Following your lead.

Currently serving clients ages 14–55 in Massachusetts. All individual sessions are virtual through a secure client platform.

Free 15-min consult

What you may be navigating

Depression
Anxiety
Trauma
Relationships
Life transitions & adjustments
Cultural & systemic experiences
Court or judicial system involvement
DCF involvement
Self-harm
Suicidal ideation
Substance use
Community safety
Gang affiliation

Health insurance & private pay

Accepted plans

Private pay

$120

per session

Individual therapy

What to expect

You got questions? Got you

01Free 15-min consult
02Collaborative treatment plan approach
03Weekly, bi-weekly, and/or monthly online sessions
04Ongoing support & adjustments
05Homework
06Personalized worksheets

Okay, now how does it work?

Step 1
Reach out
Step 2
Consult
Step 3
Intake
Step 4
Start therapy

02 · Groups

Group therapy & online spaces

We’ll be offering online and in-person group therapy, creating opportunities to connect, build community, and prioritize your mental health. Keep an eye out. We’ll be sharing more information soon! In the meantime, join us for our upcoming online series, Beyond I’m Good.

Upcoming

Flyer

Beyond I’m Good

Online series — event details, dates, times, and registration will be added here.

03 · Workshops & trainings

Workshops & trainings

Topics include

Teen and men’s groups
Healing circles
Restorative justice circles
Psychoeducational groups
Support groups focused on identity, relationships, fatherhood, grief, and emotional intelligence
Organization-specific groups

Now offering our online workshop series “I think my son is depressed” for parents and caregivers of Black and Brown boys and men. The series will begin Tuesday, January 19 – February 23, 2027 from 7pm – 8:30pm EST. Registration will open on November 15.

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