Black Therapists in AZ

Black Therapists in AZ Removing the stigma of mental health in our community. BTAZ For far too long mental health in the African American community has gone untreated.

The black mental health professionals in Arizona have gathered and decided that enough is enough. Through this page, the Black Therapists in AZ hope to bridge the gap between those seeking mental health services and mental health professionals with the greater community. If you are looking for a therapist or have questions about mental health, please follow us. This page is meant to be a place where the community and mental health professionals can meet in a semi-casual manner to begin removing the barrier to mental health. For privacy reasons, please limit the level of detail provided regarding a specific mental health concern. (Information deemed to contain excessive information will be deleted immediately and without warning). Information shared on this page does not constitute a therapeutic relationship.

02/15/2026
02/14/2026

Meet the Black male therapists creating a virtual mental health platform for Black and Brown men.⁠

The Blaque Group began with two men — two licensed mental health clinicians from the Northeast who saw something real early on.⁠

Brothers were walking in with stress buried deep in their chests, trauma they couldn’t name, and silence that had been passed down for generations.⁠

They opened Soulutions Counseling Services and almost immediately, the rooms were full and the calls didn’t stop.⁠

So the question became: How do we reach more of our people?⁠

How do we build something bigger than the therapy room? Something raw, relevant, and rooted in culture...⁠

That’s when The Blaque Group was born.⁠

It’s a space dedicated to empowering men that look like us with expert-led curriculums, live sessions, and supportive community groups.

02/07/2026

Matthew Graham, a determined lawyer from Baltimore, made headlines by achieving a remarkable high score of 309 on the bar exam, breaking Maryland bar exam record.

His inspiring journey included juggling a full-time job while being a newlywed and a father, all while excelling academically at the University of Baltimore School of Law. Graduating Magna Cum Laude with a 3.6 GPA.

His emotional reaction to passing the bar exam on his first try has resonated widely, going viral on social media and attracting national media attention.

In a heartfelt reflection, Graham highlighted the significance of his achievement within the context of the challenges faced by African Americans in legal education, acknowledging the systemic barriers that often hinder their success.

According to a 2022 report by the American Bar Association, only 5% of lawyers in America are Black.

Graham was officially sworn in as a licensed attorney for the State of Maryland. - Africa Giant

01/27/2026

Heads up West Valley!

We are holding a job hiring event in Glendale on January 29! Employers are looking for an array of open positions, from Correctional Officers to Truck Drivers, to Manufacturing and Call Center jobs.

Some of our hiring companies include:
✅ Ability360
✅ Arizona Department of Public Safety
✅ U-Haul
✅ US Border Patrol
✅ Knight Transportation
✅ Much more!

To everyone who relies on mental health and addiction treatment services:The last 48 hours may have felt scary and uncer...
01/15/2026

To everyone who relies on mental health and addiction treatment services:
The last 48 hours may have felt scary and uncertain. You may have heard about funding cuts to programs you depend on, or worried about whether your treatment would continue. Some of you may have even received confusing messages from your providers.
We want you to know: the funding has been restored. Your services should continue. You matter, and your recovery matters.
If you're feeling unsettled or anxious about what happened, those feelings are valid. Reach out to your provider, your support network, or a crisis line if you need to talk. The chaos wasn't about you or the value of your healing - it was about poor decision-making at the administrative level.
You deserve stability and continuity in your care. We'll keep advocating for that.
If you're in crisis: Call or text 988 for the Su***de and Crisis Lifeline.

Sweeping cuts to mental health and addiction programs worth more than $2 billion are being reversed. After a political backlash from Republicans and Democrats, the grant money will be restored.

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