Black Association of Behavior Analystsopens in new window
"Empowering the Black community" by providing membership, mentorship, scholarship, conferences, study groups, etc.
International Society for Autism Research (INSAR)opens in new window
INSAR is a scientific organization providing research on autism to help ABA professionals. Their anti-racist resources provide materials to educate ABA therapists on creating a safe and supportive environment for BIPOC patients.
MSU Autism Lab: Anti-Black Racism Resources for Autism Cliniciansopens in new window
This program from Michigan State University is focused on improving mental health services for BIPOC living with autism. This guide is specifically designed for ABA therapists looking for practical tools to support clients of color.
National Indian Child Welfare Association (NICWA)opens in new window
NICWA is an organization that provides directed support for Native American youth across a range of needs including mental health. Their resources for mental health providers includes training programs, fact sheets, and even a six-week course for those specializing with the Native American / indigenous community.
PrioritiesABA: Structural Racism and Its Impact on ABAopens in new window
This series of articles from PrioritiesABA is specifically focused on ABA counseling, identifying the underlying factors that have interfered with providing supportive services to BIPOC patients and proposing new strategies to combat prejudice as a clinician.
American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry: Asian American and Pacific Islander Resource Libraryopens in new window
This index provides extensive resources organized by topic for mental health practitioners to expand their supportive services for AAPI patients, in particular youths. It also includes links to resources on racial trauma and a guide of support groups.
Asian Americans Advancing Justiceopens in new window
AAAJ is a nonprofit organization offering legal advocacy and community empowerment for AAPI individuals. These include educational materials to help mental health professionals support AAPI clients.
The Asian American Psychological Association (AAPA)opens in new window
The AAPA is an organization that supports AAPI mental health professionals as well as helps therapists and counselors give thoughtful, conscientious services to AAPI patients. Their website includes the Asian American Journal of Psychology, which includes both theoretical and practice-oriented resources to support AAPI patients.
Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizationsopens in new window
AAPCHO provides wide-ranging resources and support for community-based health care providers who serve AAPI individuals, with focus areas including mental health services. It also includes information to help low-income clients find supportive services.
National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Associationopens in new window
NAAPIMHA is an organization that provides resources and support for mental health providers and advocates for AAPI mental health. Their offerings include advocacy campaigns, trainings and webinars, and more.
Latino Association for Behavior Analysis (ABA)opens in new window
This organization is designed to make the field of behavioral analysis more equitable for LatinX patients and practitioners alike. They host numerous educational and network-building events to spread knowledge and create a stronger LatinX community in the counseling field.
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI): Compartiendo Esperanzaopens in new window
This resource from NAMI provides data-driven statistics on the barriers to mental health care for LatinX individuals and families, as well as an index of additional resources for ABA counselors and other mental health professionals.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Agency (SAMHSA): Hispanic/Latino Behavioral Health Equityopens in new window
SAMHSA is a program of the US Department of Health & Human Services. Their resources include national surveys, issue briefs, public initiatives, and bilingual materials supporting Spanish speakers and English language learners.
National Alliance for Hispanic Healthopens in new window
The NAHH website features resources to help educate mental health professionals about issues of access for LatinX communities and other ways to approach LatinX needs as a provider.
Therapy for LatinXopens in new window
This organization serves LatinX individuals and families seeking therapy services and also provides resources for mental health professionals to better support and understand LatinX patients. These resources include book recommendations, approaches to mental health screenings, and more.
Caribbean Association of Behaviour Analysisopens in new window
Aims to ensure awareness, regulation, and advancement of the discipline of behaviour analysis in the Caribean.