Behavioral Health Business April 13, 2022
Kyle Coward

More people have become comfortable seeking behavioral health help either online or in person, but problems persist when it comes to minority and underserved populations.

For individuals identifying as Black, indeginous and people of color (BIPOC), many have felt that mental health providers, overall, fail to address unique cultural circumstances contributing to adverse behavioral health conditions. Additionally, cultural stigmas about mental health have long been an impediment to many seeking out help.

Yet, a number of behavioral health apps have emerged that are targeting BIPOC individuals with offerings such as therapy, meditation and self-care. Additionally, large players in the digital behavioral health space – from Headspace Health to Talkiatry – have been active in creating new content for BIPOC users,...

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Topics: Apps, Digital Health, Equity/SDOH, Healthcare System, Mental Health, Patient / Consumer, Provider, Technology
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