Therapist Resources | Remedy Program

🧠 Therapist Resources for Remedy Program Grantees

We know that finding the right therapist—especially as a person of color—can be challenging. From navigating insurance and availability to finding someone who truly understands your lived experience, the process can feel overwhelming. That’s why Sad Girls Club created the Remedy Program: to remove financial and systemic barriers to therapy and to help you find culturally competent care that feels safe, affirming, and empowering.

To support you on this journey, we've curated a list of trusted platforms and directories where you can begin your search for a licensed therapist. These tools are especially helpful for finding providers who share your cultural background, values, and therapeutic goals.

🛠️ Where to Start Your Search

Here are some great platforms that center BIPOC communities and make it easier to connect with therapists who get it:

• Sol Health – solhealth.co
  A mental health platform matching you with pre-licensed therapists, making it easier to find care that feels safe, supportive, and affirming. Those who choose SolHealth and completes there first year in the Remedy Grant Program are eligible for an extension in the Remedy Grant Program* in addition to;

  • Group Therapy

  • Psychoeducation Workshops

  • Dedicated Care Coordinator

  • Progress Tracking

  • Monthly Mental Health Newsletter

  • Unlimited Therapist Rematching

  • Email and Phone Support (w/ a real human)

• Therapy for Black Girls – therapyforblackgirls.com
  A space dedicated to encouraging the mental wellness of Black women and girls, including an easy-to-use therapist directory.

• Inclusive Therapists – inclusivetherapists.com
  Focuses on justice-oriented, culturally responsive therapists who are trained to work with marginalized populations.

• Therapy for Latinx – therapyforlatinx.com
  A directory created to connect Latinx clients with Latinx therapists and other mental health professionals.

• Clinicians of Color – cliniciansofcolor.org
  A growing directory of therapists of color providing culturally competent services across the country.

• NQTTCN (National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network) – nqttcn.com
  A healing justice organization committed to supporting QTBIPOC mental health practitioners and seekers.

📌 Things to Consider When Choosing a Therapist

• Cultural fit: Do they have experience working with your background, identity, or concerns?

• Approach: Do you prefer someone who is direct and structured, or reflective and conversational?

• Specialties: Look for therapists who specialize in the areas you're seeking support in—such as anxiety, trauma, or self-esteem.

• Availability: Make sure their schedule aligns with yours and that they accept the Remedy Program vouchers.

💸 Using Your Remedy Program Voucher

Once you’ve found a therapist you'd like to work with, you can explain that you're a Remedy Program grantee and that your sessions will be funded through vouchers provided by Sad Girls Club. We also offer a letter template that you can send to therapists to help explain how the program works and how easy it is to get reimbursed.

We believe everyone deserves access to quality, culturally sensitive mental health care. No matter where you are in your healing journey, Sad Girls Club is here to walk with you every step of the way.

Need additional help? Reach out to our team at remedy@sadgirlsclub.org 💌