We at the ETSU Counseling Center view diversity as including all of the various identities and characteristics that make us unique individuals. We recognize and acknowledge the impact of stereotypes, prejudices, discrimination, oppression, power and privilege. Our commitment to our campus community is to embrace and celebrate diversity in all its richness and to provide a safe space that is both welcoming and affirming as an important piece of providing culturally competent services.We hope the resources below offer information and tools for accessing support.
On-Campus Resources for BIPOC Students
Mary V Jordan Multicultural Center
Other Resources for BIPOC Students
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Mental Health Resources
BIPOC Treatment Directories
- BEAM (Black Emotional And Mental Health)
- Inclusive Therapists
- INNOPsych
- LGBTQ Psychotherapists of Color Network
- National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network
- Therapy for Black Girls
- Therapy for Black Men
Other BIPOC Resources