Honoring Our Legacy, Healing Our Minds

Black History Month & African American Mental Health Awareness Brunch
For Black Women Mental Health Professionals.

February is Black History Month, a time to honor the resilience, leadership, and contributions of Black communities. In California, the second week of February is officially recognized as African American Mental Health Awareness Week through Assembly Concurrent Resolution 150 (2010).

This intimate brunch is exclusively for Black Women Mental Health Professionals including therapists, clinicians, counselors, social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, peer support specialists, coaches, and wellness practitioners. The gathering is designed to center our lived experiences, professional journeys, and collective healing while creating space for meaningful connection and collaboration.

What to expect

• We will be intentionally highlighting the work of Black women in mental health, sharing resources, and strengthening our professional community in a supportive, affirming environment.
• Professional Connection & Collaboration

This brunch is a networking and relationship-building space for Black women in mental health.

Please come prepared to:

• Bring business cards and brochures. Share about your practice, programs, or services.

Be Ready to:

• Build authentic professional relationships.
• Expand your referral and collaboration networks.

This is a space to exhale, be seen, and be supported among women who understand the work and the weight.
**Honoring our legacy
**Protecting our mental health
**Uplifting Black women who heal