Our Commitment to Anti-Racist Therapy

If you've ever asked yourself:

• "Will my therapist make assumptions based on their biases?"

• "Does this therapist approach their work differently with BIPOC clients?"

• "Is my therapist actively engaged in anti-racism work?"

We understand these concerns.

At Turn the Mind, we acknowledge that bias exists, and we are deeply committed to doing the ongoing work necessary to minimize racist assumptions and microaggressions in therapy.

Our approach involves:

• Actively applying evidence-based therapies through an anti-racist lens to challenge and reshape traditional practices.

• Engaging in continuous personal and professional anti-racism work to better serve our clients.

• Grounding our practice in historical awareness and an understanding of the nuanced and systemic nature of racism.

• Hiring therapists with lived experience who can offer that option to our clients.

As Renee Smith-Maddox reminds us, “Being anti-racist means committing to identifying how racism manifests in social and cultural norms and how to address racism at the individual and structural levels.”

We are here to create a space that respects and uplifts your experiences, ensuring therapy is both inclusive and impactful.