BIPOC Resources Resources
Growing up as a BIPOC teen or young adult may reveal inequities that are present in the traditional mental health field.
Teen & adult BIPOC issues
BIPOC teens and adults may feel isolated when mental health issues arise. Depending on where they live, they may not have an accessible support system, both in terms of professionals who look like them and in terms of being part of a group with similar life experiences.
From looking at racism as a form of trauma to better understanding health equity (and existing inequities), our library is a starting point for finding customized treatment from people who understand where you’re coming from.
Teen & adult BIPOC mental health support
Charle Health’s resources for BIPOC teens and adults are a welcome starting point to learn about how mental health impacts your life.
Teen & adult BIPOC mental health treatment
Charlie Health helps BIPOC teens and adults share their experiences within a supportive community. Facilitated groups are a core element of our virtual intensive outpatient program (IOP). Meeting weekly with BIPOC peers can be an instrumental part of the healing process.
Our team also includes therapists of color, who are both professionally and personally suited to create a safe environment for sharing during individual therapy sessions. By choosing Charlie Health as your virtual IOP, you’re not limited to the practitioners in your area; instead, you get a personalized experience that maximizes results.
Teen & adult BIPOC mental health resources
Explore our articles covering mental health for BIPOC youth.
Teen & adult BIPOC mental health research
Read more about the most recent research on BIPOC mental health, including analysis by Charlie Health’s team of experts.