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Therapy for Queer People of Color

Therapy for Queer People of Color (QPoC) is a mental health network based in Atlanta, Georgia.

Our goal is to increase access to quality and inclusive mental healthcare for queer and trans people of color through empowerment & education.

01/17/2025

Interested in reading Caris’ full bio or booking a consultation with them? Click the link in our bio!

When you book a consultation with us, we support you in finding the best practitioner for you, whether they are on our team or in our larger community of q***r BIPOC practitioners and allies. Your holistic wellness is our greatest priority.

01/15/2025

Our pleasure is expansive, so consider exploring new ways to engage your senses, whether through food, music, new experiences, new connections, or just taking time to really experience the textures, colors, and sensations you already love.

Pleasure supports us in our presence and we deserve diverse and regular experiences.

01/13/2025

We are reintroducing our team here at Therapy for QPOC!

Dr. Monica is our clinical director and specializes in working with q***r and non-monogamous relationships. If you are interested in reading her full bio or working with her, please reach out using the link in our Instagram bio!

01/09/2025

As we enter the new year, we know it can be tempting to hit the ground running and “grind” towards our goals. We encourage you, however, to consider a slower pace that is sustainable for the long haul and avoids the likelihood of burnout.

For you, does that look like taking a 5 minute pause to return to self midday, or setting a realistic expectation of getting back to someone next week? Whatever your approach, consider operating in alignment with your capacity rather than in spite of it.

At Therapy for QPOC, we are always here to hold you accountable to both your goals and your holistic well being.

12/31/2024

We at Therapy for QPOC are wishing you a safe and happy new year! ✨

We hope you are able to integrate your lessons from 2024 into a fruitful and progressive 2025. If you are considering taking on a new therapist in 2025, please remember to reach out to us using the link in our bio! We would love to support you in finding the best practitioner for you.

12/19/2024

We want to offer you our therapeutic insights in a new series called “Session Reflection”!

We want to let you in on common conversations we’re having with clients and give you question prompts to consider for yourself.

As polyamory has grown in popularity, many of us are exploring the most authentic way for us to navigate. It can be common for clients to downplay their needs with the notion - “I can get them met in other relationships”. Regardless of how many relationships you have, it is important to be aware when one isn’t filling your cup, or even has become draining. Your needs are important and valid at all times and in all relationships ✨

12/12/2024

Click the link in our bio to connect with your next q***r BIPOC therapist!

12/03/2024

Individual talk therapy may not feel like a match for everyone, and it is important to remember that there are multitudes of ways that we can care for ourselves.

As we approach the new year and many of us are considering how we might be intentional with our wellness, we may benefit from exploring body-based, spiritual, and/or community-oriented practices, such as support groups, yoga, tarot, reiki, mindfulness, EMDR, and the list goes on.

If you are a therapeutic practitioner who offers care beyond talk therapy, please remember that we welcome you in our directory and would love to highlight your work. If you are someone seeking expansive care options, please check out our directory where we aim to have a range of diverse practitioners for you to choose from.

11/26/2024

Conflict does not have to be the stall in connection that we often perceive it to be. Safe conflict resolution can serve as a bonding opportunity with our loved ones, increasing both trust and vulnerability in our relationships.

When both parties commit to not shying away at the first sign of conflict, we open ourselves up to deeper connection. What are other ways you maintain connection during conflict?

11/08/2024

At times like this, it is especially imperative that we recognize the covert influences late stage capitalism and imperialism have on us at an individual level, so that we may evolve and care for ourselves and our communities in the process. Human connection is the way forward. We are not machines ✊🏾✨

11/05/2024

Please remember today and everyday that we need each other. Even as we set boundaries and exercise self-care, individualism is not the goal. Safe, supportive community is incredibly valuable in your healing.

10/30/2024

Boundaries are our opportunity to keep the people we love in our lives while also loving and caring for ourselves. Seeing boundaries through a new lens can help with both setting and accepting boundaries with ease.

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Atlanta, GA

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Tuesday	5:30pm - 5pm
Wednesday	5:30pm - 5pm

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+14049817012

Website

http://therapyforqpoc.com/

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Therapy for Q***r People of Color was founded in 2016 by Monica Lyn Thompson, PsyD. Dr. Monica is a licensed clinical psychologist and licensed professional counselor in the state of Georgia. Therapy for QPoC is a psychology private practice based in Atlanta, Georgia. The QPoC Directory connects folx with affirming anti-oppressive services nationwide. We also provide psychotherapy, dynamic presentations, educational training, and a broad scope of culturally sensitive trauma-informed psychological evaluations.