Black Therapists for Immigrants in North Carolina

6 vetted Black clinicians serving North Carolina work with first-generation immigrants. Each provides culturally affirming care for Black girls, women, and families.

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• 4 clinicians practice in North Carolina; 2 more offer telehealth to North Carolina residents
• 6 of 6 are accepting new clients
• 6 offer telehealth
• 4 offer sliding-scale fees
• Most listed specialties: Anxiety, Depression, Life Transitions, Racial Identity, Racial Trauma
• Plans clinicians here report accepting: Aetna, Cigna / Evernorth, Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), UnitedHealthcare / Optum

Clinicians

• Adeyosola Bass, MSW, LCSW, Clinical Therapist — North Carolina — telehealth — accepting new clients
• Arlette Simmons LPC-S, LCMHC, CSOTP, NCC, CCMHC,, Licensed Professional Counselor — Newport News, Virginia — telehealth — accepting new clients
• Isis Reddick-Umoja, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor — Charlotte, North Carolina — telehealth — accepting new clients
• Mary Blake PMHNP, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner — North Carolina — telehealth — accepting new clients
• Princess Spikes, LICSW, Psychotherapist — Anniston, Alabama — telehealth — accepting new clients
• Tracey Babb, Licensed Mental Health Therapist — Charlotte, North Carolina — telehealth — accepting new clients

More in North Carolina

• All Black therapists in North Carolina (14)
• First-Generation Immigrants: nationwide (61)

Related searches in North Carolina

• Aetna (9)
• PTSD (9)
• Racial Trauma (9)
• Academic Stress (8)
• Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) (8)
• Grief (8)
• Imposter Syndrome (8)
• Racial Identity (8)
• Teens (8)
• Burnout (7)
• Cigna / Evernorth (7)
• Couples Therapy (7)

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