The Black Counseling & Consulting Collective

03/31/2025

During Black Maternal Health week 2025 we are centering JOY!! Yes we know the disparities for Black families are poor in maternal health but this event is to give you hope that when you have access to birth workers, advocates, a VILLAGE and know your rights to advocate for self determination…

Thank you to Humana Healthy Horizons for the sponsorship.

Shoutout to the partners: Play Cousins Collective, Essential Embrace Healing, House of WOMB Foundation Inc., Anchored Beginnings Lactation Support, Chestnut Street Family YMCA & more to be announced.

SisterSong Birth Justice Care Fund will be opening so come meet our care fund partners and have the opportunity to take some baby items home with you.

THIS EVENT IS FREE & WE WILL BE PROVIDING FOOD from Happy Belly Bistro

03/20/2024

There's still time to sign up!!!

Happy Social Work Month! 🥳

In celebration of Social Work month join us for a special event as we honor the remarkable work of Black and Indigenous social workers! Indulge in delicious mocktails and muffins while celebrating the impactful progress you've made in our communities. Let's come together to recognize your dedication and contributions. Don't miss this chance to connect, network, and celebrate the collective impact of social work! Open to participants with a BSW, MSW/MSSW, DSW, or PH.D in Social Work.

Limited space is available. Register at the link below.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-black-counseling-consulting-collective-presents-mocktails-muffins-tickets-849004724987?aff=ebdsshcopyurl&utm-source=cp&utm-term=listing&utm-campaign=social&utm-medium=discovery&utm-content=attendeeshare

03/03/2024

As we celebrate Social Work Month we are excited to share our new website with you designed by Denisha McCauley-Young of Denisha McCauley Photography
Thank you Denisha! She also assisted us in upgrading our logo.

We welcome you to visit the site to learn more about who we are and what we offer. 🤎

The Black Counseling and Consulting Collective is a nonprofit organization aimed at empowering and uplifting health and wellness services for the enhancement of individuals, groups and families overall well-being within the Black community. Black owned mental health services.For more information vis...

03/01/2024

Happy Social Work Month! 🥳

In celebration of Social Work month join us for a special event as we honor the remarkable work of Black and Indigenous social workers! Indulge in delicious mocktails and muffins while celebrating the impactful progress you've made in our communities. Let's come together to recognize your dedication and contributions. Don't miss this chance to connect, network, and celebrate the collective impact of social work! Open to participants with a BSW, MSW/MSSW, DSW, or PH.D in Social Work.

Limited space is available. Register at the link below.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-black-counseling-consulting-collective-presents-mocktails-muffins-tickets-849004724987?aff=ebdsshcopyurl&utm-source=cp&utm-term=listing&utm-campaign=social&utm-medium=discovery&utm-content=attendeeshare

01/11/2024

Hello 2024! We are so excited to offer the community many things in the new year. We are opening up the new year with this wonderful opportunity. Visit link below for more details and know that spots are limited.

Please pay attention to the requirements for participation.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/healing-in-the-city-pregnancy-loss-project-tickets-793156651897?aff=oddtdtcreator

10/19/2023

We are so honored to announce we were one of 26 awardees for SisterSong Community Power-Building for Birth and Parenting Justice grant program.

We submitted a proposal that addresses the mental and emotional well-being of Black birthing individuals who have experienced pregnancy loss and/or in the postpartum stage in Kentucky and Texas. This project will allow participants to receive services form a licensed mental health provider and doula at no cost.

MORE DETAILS COMING SOON!!

07/01/2022

Do you remember when The BCCC offered community events and education centered around Covid? We partnered with Louisville Metro Public Health & Wellness to decrease the gap in access for the Black community to Covid education and vaccinations. We recognize how vital it is to treat the whole person. Check out one of our co-founders Ana'Neicia Williams who is featured in the short video that was created to capture the impact of last year’s COVID vaccination listening sessions and outreach.

You’ll also notice other organizations that are just as committed to ensuring access for Black and Brown individuals in our community.

https://youtu.be/ZgQWu6905q4

03/14/2022

Thank you so much for the nomination. We are grateful to be nominated as “Black Owned Community Organization of the Year 2022”

Also our very own Co-Founder Erica Reevey, LCSW agency Therapist Need Therapy Too (2) was nominated as well for “Black Owned Healthcare Business of the Year 2022”

Be sure to head to https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/F7P5BH6?fbclid=IwAR2Xtuj33BiIKGCsv8T6rkFwwqjTltj1ZsBcZbuSIYCSv9I-XSnF618JSS4
To cast your vote for us.

We thank you in advance,
Erica,Michelle, Ana’Neicia

You’re now able to VOTE!!! ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/F7P5BH6 🏆
We’re so proud of everyone!! Just excited to highlight some of the best and happening around us!!

Congratulations to all!!! This is only the 2nd Annual so we hope to reach even more individuals next time because we know there’s so much more!! We hope to see you 3.26.22 at The Grand!!

Tickets available at bobeawards2022.eventbrite.com 🏆🖤🖤🖤🗓

02/18/2022

We love spotlighting our Founders!!! Thank you Ana'Neicia for all the work you do in the community.

11/25/2021

Wishing each of you and your loved ones a Happy Thanksgiving.
We also want to acknowledge those who are unable to be here with us during the holidays. 🤎🦃🧡

10/08/2021

The BCCC is thankful we could pay it forward as a community organization sponsor for the first Black Maternal Health fair that takes place tomorrow at Louisville Central Community Center from 12PM- 5PM.

We encourage you to stop by and learn of the amazing vendors, presenters that offer support within Black maternal health. 🖤🤎

08/13/2021

“The idea of carrying multiple hats and being involved in multiple systems and having to carry the weight of all of those systems with the pandemic and the racial injustice ... it's not new, it's just becoming more televised.”

Did you catch our co-founder Erica Reevey last month during Minority Mental Health Month. In case you missed it, check out what she had to say about mental health within the Black community. Not only is Erica the co-founder of The BCCC but she also is the founder and Clinical Director of Therapist Need Therapy Too and Forward Solutions.

https://www.wdrb.com/in-depth/in-their-own-words-erica-reevey/article_2a66586c-e415-11eb-b222-7303f2234da7.html

Erica Reevey is a licensed clinical social worker and a co-founder of the Black Counseling and Consulting Collective.