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Raquelmartinphd Dr. Raquel Martin is a Licensed Clinical psychologist, Assistant Professor, and Research Scientist.
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Looking for a therapist? Start here! Each Friday I am highlighting 19 clinicians who are currently accepting new clients...
08/28/2026

Looking for a therapist? Start here!
Each Friday I am highlighting 19 clinicians who are currently accepting new clients, making it easier to find the support you deserve.

Browse, connect, and take the next step toward your mental wellness.
Eclectic Clinical/ Therapist/VA, NC, SC, FL, LA, UT, ILL– VA, NC, SC, FL, UT, Il, LA, TX
– Virginia
Latisha Gray – North Carolina
Triumph Through Transitions LLC – Connecticut and North Carolina
Samaritan Counseling and Consulting Services LLC – Illinois and Ohio
De'Ja Hurte – Texas and Florida
Surviving Second Gen Podcast – Washington and Florida (telehealth)
Embrace therapy in faith – Fl, NH, NY, TX
Serene Way Therapy – Rhode Island and Massachusetts
– GA, NY, MN
– Pennsylvania
Dr. Dani Renée, LMFT – Connecticut and Florida
– New York
Kereen Gibson M.S. MHC-LP – New York
Bree High – Texas
KD Reid – Alabama
Dr. Angela Jones - Therapist – Texas
– Tennessee
Disclaimer: I, Dr. Martin, do not personally know each clinician featured. This platform is used to highlight providers, and only license status has been verified for this post.
If you are interested in being a featured licensed therapist please complete the form in my bio. It’s free.

08/23/2026

Did you know that on college campuses the period between the start of the school year and Thanksgiving is called the red zone due to the high incident of SA? over 50% of all SA attempts that happen in the school, HAPPEN during this timeframe

why is it happening during this time frame?

You mean in addition to the lack of education from child hood about consent, power, and respect.

Well it’s also the fact that countless parties held to return to celebrate the return to campus and predominanitly European American Greek organization hold what is known as Rush events

Freshmen are also particularly vulnerable during this time of significant transition socially and emotionally, additionally they may not know where to report in assault if it does happen,

What should you do?

Bystander intervention is all about recognizing potentially harmful situations and taking action to prevent sexual assault.

It STARTS with recognizing warning signs when a situation is potentially harmful or could lead to sexual assault such as intoxication, aggression, ignoring boundaries, and isolating someone from their group.

Once you INTERPRET the situation as a problem you can identify a way to act. Do NOT assume that someone else will.

You can safely intervene through direct actions like confronting the perpetrator, indirect actions like distracting or diverting attention, or seeking help from others and getting them involved.

As a professor I’ve spoken to students about bystander intervention and some of the most common things they mention that gets in the way of them intervening are the assumptions that someone else will do it and fear of embarrassment or retaliation. So that’s why it’s best to have these conversations so that individuals can prepare and know what their plan will be.

You don’t have to do it alone. The ultimate goal is to create a culture where everyone plays a role in preventing sexual violence and supporting victims.

08/22/2026

After 17 years together this man has become accustomed to my unreasonable questions and just keeps it movin.

08/20/2026

You can’t even inhale deeply around these children.

08/18/2026

People’s definition of ghetto tells me a lot about them and whether they’re the kind of person I want to engage with. Relationships are built with time and everyone doesn’t deserve it.

08/15/2026

Being Black in the Ivory of academia is something else. What information would you give to the upcoming class of professors? And to all of my amazing professors friends if I don’t see your responses I will tag and harass you 😜

Looking for a therapist? Start here! Each Friday I am highlighting 19 clinicians who are currently accepting new clients...
08/15/2026

Looking for a therapist? Start here!
Each Friday I am highlighting 19 clinicians who are currently accepting new clients, making it easier to find the support you deserve.

Browse, connect, and take the next step toward your mental wellness.
Shanita Newman – Maryland
Taylormade Counseling Services – Texas and Arizona
Quadirria WyGant, M.A. – Florida, Colorado, Washingtonco – Illinois and Colorado
Jacquelin Thomas, LCMHCA, LCAS-A, NCC – North Carolina
Bloom From Within Therapy – Arizona
Miss Dira, LMHC – New York
Self Love is the Key Wellness Inc. 🔐💖 – California and Nevada
Brandis Childs – New Jersey and Delaware
Kimberly Dudley – Pennsylvania and Maryland
Rooted & Resilient – California and Ohio
Gabriella Ruocco – New York
Healing Her, LLC – DC, Maryland, and Virginia
Devan Gardner, LCSW✨ – Georgia and Pennsylvania
Brittany Roberts | Christian + Therapist – Virginia and North Carolina
Randy Mekdara, LPCC - AAPI Therapist – California
Marriage & Family Therapist | Relationships & Healing – Texas
Disclaimer: I, Dr. Martin, do not personally know each clinician featured. This platform is used to highlight providers, and only license status has been verified for this post.
If you are interested in being a featured licensed therapist please complete the form in my bio. It’s free.

08/14/2026

The mental health cost of masking shows up in our bodies. It impacts how we show up in our relationships, how we process stress, how we connect, and even how we even notice pain.
We’ve become so numb to ourselves that we don’t notice when we’re breaking down, physically, spiritually, and emotionally.
And the people who benefit from that numbness? The oppressors who profit from our exhaustion and silence.
One day we wake up and realize we’ve been sick for a long time, but we didn’t notice, because we’ve been conditioned to deny it to others and to ourselves.
Black people, this is for us. In the comments, name one rule you’re unlearning, one performance you’re choosing to let go of, so we can start healing out loud.

08/12/2026

Safety contracts don’t work. You can’t force someone to stay alive, no matter what anyone tells you. And I know that is incredibly difficult to process and understand. But it is the truth. However, safety plans can be created to support an individual while they’re still here for as long as they decide to stay.

08/11/2026

This video is important. Like it, save it, and share it. This is a part of our job as license mental health professionals. Don’t let your fear or lack of training put your patients in danger.

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