We comprise a team of 13 Clinical Associate Therapists who all have many years' experience of working with black issues and are often involved in teaching and training other therapists on these issues. Many of us have contributed to the growing body of literature about working with black and Asian clients through publishing our own research, projects or ideas. We also host the first UK directory of Black and Asian therapists which list qualified and therapists around the UK. Currently the network consists of 522 psychotherapists, counsellors and supporters. 

If you are considering having some counselling or therapy, we recommend you check out your prospective therapist first, we have some questions to consider asking them here. If possible see more than one therapist and then decide who you feel best to help you.

To be the place for the Black and Asian public to connect with ideas and people that support their psychological health and mental fitness as well as providing information about low cost and free counselling and support for people on limited incomes.

To campain for and promote psychological services attuned to the needs of the Black and Asian community and to influence the training curriculum of trainee therapists to include 'black issues'

To provide high quality therapy services and training by people who are well placed both to empathise with the distinctive African, Caribbean and Asian experience and to verbalise that understanding.