Why Infidelity Wasn’t a Dealbreaker for These Couples
These couples have survived infidelity and bravely shared their stories with Black Love to show readers that they can make it past their darkest moments in marriage.
These couples have survived infidelity and bravely shared their stories with Black Love to show readers that they can make it past their darkest moments in marriage.
This Black mental health specialist explores the everyday stressors that contribute to the superwoman syndrome of being everything to everyone, except something to ourselves.
Even with a supportive husband and a successful career, my lack of stability when I was pregnant with my first child made me feel like I wasn’t worthy of carrying my second.
Over the past year, I have taken steps to rebuild my confidence and own my truth. I knew that I could not conquer OCD on my own, and I would need my village to help me break through.
"That opened the door when he felt like, okay, this person is going to understand me. This person is going to relate to me."
"I'm tired of writing records about only love. We got enough records like that, but it was time to tell this story." —Syleena Johnson
Holistic health coach Koya Webb opened up to us about the benefits of crystal therapy and how you can get started!
In my experience, the couples who do well with open marriages aren’t afraid to have the hard conversations.
Give these amazing Black therapists a follow and know that you are not alone in this journey!
Meet the author who wrote a journal for Black women to bridge the gap between self-love and mental health.
Tips on dealing with past relationship trauma, healing from it, and remaining open to love.
If therapy has taught me anything, it’s that mental health is a practice. It’s not something you do to get it over with, but rather something you will continue to strive toward as life comes at you.
Years of therapy not only improved my life as an individual, but it has also strengthened my marriage.
Growing up in the church, I was never really introduced to therapy, but once I started, my mental and spiritual health strengthened.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. While therapy is helpful during a time of crisis, the earlier you seek the right help, the more you’ll benefit.
As a therapist, it helps to know how to create a safer environment for women to share their stories without experiencing shame or guilt.
Anxiety is a natural response to stress in the body, but it is manageable with the right tools.
Therapy is a very powerful process once you find the right match.
Philadelphia 76ers shooting guard Glenn Robinson III opens up about co-parenting, communication, and the power of therapy for Black men, "We're afraid to be vulnerable."
Learn how to find joy during the moments of holiday hurt with Therapy for Black Girls founder Dr. Joy Harden Bradford.