BIPOC Mental Health Toolkit [downloadable]
BIPOC communities are significantly more likely to develop mental health conditions, and major barriers to mental health treatment are access and the need for understanding mental health supports. Mental Health America recognizes that Black, Indigenous, and people of color have rich histories that go #BeyondTheNumbers.
While there are stories of resilience born out of oppression, persecution, and abuse, there is immeasurable strength in each of these cultures. #BeyondTheNumbers, Mental Health America’s theme for BIPOC Mental Health Month 2022, explores the nuances and uniqueness in BIPOC communities.
In Mental Health America’s BIPOC toolkit, you can find information and resources for specific BIPOC communities, calls to action, worksheets, and general resources for BIPOC individuals.
Download the toolkit from Mental Health America’s website.
Source: Mental Health America | BIPOC Mental Health Month, https://www.mhanational.org/BIPOC-mental-health-month | © Copyright 2022 Mental Health America, Inc.
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