Black Therapists for Veterans in California

6 vetted Black clinicians serving California work with veterans. Each provides culturally affirming care for Black girls, women, and families.

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• 3 clinicians practice in California; 3 more offer telehealth to California residents
• 6 of 6 are accepting new clients
• 6 offer telehealth
• 2 offer sliding-scale fees
• Most listed specialties: Anxiety, PTSD, Trauma, ADHD, Depression
• Plans clinicians here report accepting: Aetna, Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), Cigna / Evernorth, Humana

Clinicians

• Abena Apraku, M.D., Psychiatrist — Boston, Massachusetts — telehealth — accepting new clients
• Dr. Aisha Mitchell, License Clinical Social Worker — Atlanta, Georgia — telehealth — accepting new clients
• FELICITY KAGIRI, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) — California — telehealth — accepting new clients
• Hanna, Licensed Clinical Therapist — California — telehealth — accepting new clients
• Olajumoke Adeyemi, NP, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner — California — telehealth — accepting new clients
• Pat Reynolds, MA, LCAS, Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist — North Carolina, Nationwide — telehealth — accepting new clients

More in California

• All Black therapists in California (13)
• Veterans: nationwide (54)

Related searches in California

• PTSD (8)
• Self-Esteem (8)
• Stress Management (8)
• ADHD (7)
• College Students (7)
• First-Generation Immigrants (7)
• Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) (6)
• Burnout (6)
• Cigna / Evernorth (6)
• Life Transitions (6)
• Maternal Mental Health (6)
• Postpartum (6)

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