The Brown Therapy Group

The Brown Therapy Group What is Psychotherapy? This may involve individuals, couples, families and/or groups. Who needs Psychotherapy? This can be in relationship to others (ie.

We are a dedicated team of licensed therapists and mental health professionals committed to providing compassionate, personalized care in a safe and supportive environment. Psychotherapy is a means of intentionally using various communication methods and techniques to alleviate a person’s distress and disability, and to improve their overall wellbeing. There are many reasons why someone would seek

Psychotherapy. Generally, these are situations or conditions that create emotional and psychological stress that interfere with daily functioning. family, friends, co-workers, associates), or difficulty with individual problems and concerns (ie. depression, anxiety, trauma, phobias). Although a certain amount of stress may be natural for an individual dealing with a particular life situation, occasionally it will develop into a significant problem making life difficult to manage. There are many people who feel that they already have a healthy, and relatively balanced and successful life, but have a specific issue that they wish to resolve to help them feel more successful. In addition, people often engage in Psychotherapy in order to improve their self awareness and attain a better understanding of their thoughts and behaviors. It is through this process that transformations may occur.

Healing should feel like it fits you — not like you're being forced to fit in.Culturally affirming therapy is about resp...
07/23/2025

Healing should feel like it fits you — not like you're being forced to fit in.
Culturally affirming therapy is about respect, understanding, and creating space for your full story. It’s therapy that sees you — not just your symptoms.

Whether your healing comes from your family, your community, your ancestors, or your own lived experience — we welcome all of it here.

You are allowed to heal in ways that honor your culture and identity. 🌿There’s no one “right” way to heal — and you don’...
07/18/2025

You are allowed to heal in ways that honor your culture and identity. 🌿
There’s no one “right” way to heal — and you don’t have to leave parts of yourself behind to get support.

At our practice, we believe your background, values, and traditions belong in the therapy room. Your healing journey should feel like yours — not a version that asks you to shrink or change to fit in.

We’re here to hold space for all of you.

Why does representation in mental health care matter?Because healing starts with feeling safe and understood.When your t...
07/15/2025

Why does representation in mental health care matter?

Because healing starts with feeling safe and understood.
When your therapist understands your culture, background, or identity, it’s easier to talk about what you’re going through — and to feel truly seen.

Representation helps in real ways:
✅ It lowers the risk of misdiagnosis
✅ It builds trust between client and therapist
✅ It supports deeper understanding and empathy
✅ It helps therapy feel less like “starting from scratch”

At our practice, we believe that mental health care should reflect the people it serves. That means having diverse therapists, listening to different life experiences, and creating a space where your whole self is welcome.

You shouldn’t have to explain who you are to get the help you need.

Mental health care isn’t one-size-fits-all.BIPOC clients often face barriers that go beyond logistics—they’re historical...
07/09/2025

Mental health care isn’t one-size-fits-all.

BIPOC clients often face barriers that go beyond logistics—they’re historical, cultural, and systemic.

As therapists, we can’t ignore this context.

We must listen deeply, honor lived experiences, and commit to lifelong learning.

Awareness is step one.

Action is step two.

Let’s build bridges to healing—together.

BIPOC communities continue to face real disparities in mental health care—from misdiagnosis to stigma, lack of represent...
07/04/2025

BIPOC communities continue to face real disparities in mental health care—from misdiagnosis to stigma, lack of representation, and limited access.

Minority Mental Health Awareness Month isn’t just a reminder—it’s a call to action. A reminder that care must be culturally responsive, inclusive, and affirming of lived experiences.

At our practice, we believe that healing looks different for everyone—and every story deserves to be seen, heard, and supported.

💛 Save and share this post to honor the voices and journeys that too often go unseen.

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month—a time to acknowledge that mental health care must be as diverse...
07/02/2025

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month—a time to acknowledge that mental health care must be as diverse as the people it serves.

BIPOC communities often face systemic barriers to care, stigma, and a lack of culturally responsive support. This month, we honor those realities—and reaffirm our commitment to inclusive, affirming, and culturally competent mental health care.

Mental health should be accessible to everyone—because healing is for every body, every background, every story.

Let’s advocate for equity, understanding, and representation in every space where healing happens.


As Pride Month comes to a close, we want to be clear:🏳️‍🌈 Our support doesn’t stop in June.LGBTQ+ folks deserve safe, af...
07/01/2025

As Pride Month comes to a close, we want to be clear:

🏳️‍🌈 Our support doesn’t stop in June.
LGBTQ+ folks deserve safe, affirming care—every day of the year.

To all of our q***r and trans clients and community members:
💛 You are seen.
💜 You are valued.
🧡 You are worthy of rest, joy, and healing.

If you’re seeking a therapist who affirms all parts of your identity, we’re here for you.

Coming out is brave—but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. 🧠💬For many LGBTQ+ folks, coming out brings a wave of emotions: fear...
06/27/2025

Coming out is brave—but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. 🧠💬

For many LGBTQ+ folks, coming out brings a wave of emotions: fear, anxiety, grief, relief, even joy. It’s a deeply personal journey—and no two experiences are the same.

You might be:
✨ Out in some spaces but not others
✨ Still exploring your identity
✨ Choosing not to come out right now
💡 That’s okay. There’s no “right” way to come out—only what’s right for you.

At The Brown Therapy Group, we provide LGBTQ+ affirming therapy to support you through it all. Whether you're navigating big emotions, seeking clarity, or just need someone to talk to, we're here to help you feel safe, seen, and supported.
💌 Ready when you are.

💬 Want to be a better support to your LGBTQ+ loved ones—especially when it comes to their mental health?You don’t have t...
06/24/2025

💬 Want to be a better support to your LGBTQ+ loved ones—especially when it comes to their mental health?
You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to be present. 🌈

In this post, we’re sharing simple, meaningful ways to show up:
✨ Listen with care
✨ Use affirming language
✨ Ask how you can help
✨ Respect boundaries
✨ Keep learning

Your support can create safety, healing, and even save lives. Let’s keep showing up—for the people we love and for a more affirming world. 💛

Today, we honor Juneteenth—a day of celebration, remembrance, and reflection.While freedom was declared in 1863, it wasn...
06/19/2025

Today, we honor Juneteenth—a day of celebration, remembrance, and reflection.

While freedom was declared in 1863, it wasn’t fully realized until June 19, 1865, when the last enslaved people in Texas were freed.

🖤 Juneteenth is a reminder that liberation is ongoing—and mental health is part of that journey.

To our Black clients, colleagues, and community:
We see you. We honor your healing. We are committed to creating safe, affirming, and culturally competent spaces where your wellness is protected and celebrated.

🌟 Happy Father’s Day 🌟Today, we honor all who show up with love, guidance, and strength — in the many forms that fatherh...
06/16/2025

🌟 Happy Father’s Day 🌟

Today, we honor all who show up with love, guidance, and strength — in the many forms that fatherhood takes.

To the devoted dads, the single moms doubling as both parents, the grandfathers, uncles, mentors, stepdads, and chosen family who offer fatherly care:
You matter. Your presence makes a difference.

We see the emotional labor, the quiet sacrifices, and the resilience it takes to support others while sometimes struggling to care for yourself. This Father’s Day, may you feel seen, appreciated, and supported.

💙 Your mental health matters too. We're here for you.

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Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
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