Mental Health Resources Created by Clinicians of Color, For You
By Chevette Faide | Sep 28, 2026
It can be hard to find support that truly understands you. Many books, worksheets, and wellness tools were not created with our communities in mind. We wanted to change that, so we built a place where you can find resources made by clinicians of color who understand your experience.
Welcome to the Clinicians of Color Marketplace. Here, you’ll find a growing collection of affirming mental health and wellness resources you can use on your own, with your family, or together with your therapy.
Take a look and visit the marketplace here.
What you’ll find
The marketplace is full of resources made by mental health professionals from our community. These are people who know firsthand what culturally grounded care looks like. Here are some of the things you’ll find:
- Workbooks and guided journals for reflection, healing, and everyday mental wellness
- Books by authors and clinicians in our community
- Digital tools and downloads that give you instant access to guides you can start using today
- Resources for parents and families to support raising and nurturing our children
- Live events and trainings that offer learning opportunities open to the community.
We add new resources as more clinicians share their work, so it’s a good idea to check back often.
Why it matters
When a resource speaks to your real experiences—like identity, family, community, faith, or the weight of racial stress—it feels different. It meets you where you are, without asking you to explain yourself first.
That’s what this marketplace is all about. Every resource is created by a clinician of color, so the care, language, and lived understanding are already there. Plus, every purchase helps keep our dollars and expertise within our community.
Support between sessions or on your own path
You don’t need to be in therapy to use these resources, and you don’t have to handle your mental health alone. Whether you’re working with a therapist or just looking for supportive tools for yourself or someone you care about, the marketplace is a good place to begin.
If you’re looking for ongoing support, you can always find a therapist in our directory.
How to get started
Browse the marketplace and explore by category, such as books, workbooks, digital tools, family resources, and more. Take your time and find what fits your needs right now.
See what our community has created. We made it with you in mind.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to be a therapist to shop here?
Not at all. The marketplace is open to everyone, including community members, families, students, and anyone looking for affirming mental health and wellness resources.
Not at all. The marketplace is open to everyone, including community members, families, students, and anyone looking for affirming mental health and wellness resources.
What kinds of resources are available?
Books, workbooks, guided journals, digital downloads, family and parenting resources, and live events, all created by clinicians of color.
Books, workbooks, guided journals, digital downloads, family and parenting resources, and live events, all created by clinicians of color.
Are these resources meant to replace therapy?
No. These are tools for reflection, learning, and everyday wellness. They can support your journey, but they are not a substitute for care from a licensed professional. If you’re looking for a therapist, our directory can help.
No. These are tools for reflection, learning, and everyday wellness. They can support your journey, but they are not a substitute for care from a licensed professional. If you’re looking for a therapist, our directory can help.
What makes this different from other resources?
Everything here is created by clinicians of color for our communities, so understanding and cultural care are already built in.
Everything here is created by clinicians of color for our communities, so understanding and cultural care are already built in.
Lisa R. Savage, LCSW
Co-Founder, Clinicians of Color
Founder- Center for Child Development
