Dr. Tina Webb – Black America's Therapist

Hello,

I am Dr. Tina Webb

Black America's Therapist

I create safe spaces that foster

understanding of mental health,

emotional wellness, and healthy

coping skill development

for the Black Community.

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social Innovator

Dr. Tina Webb is a social change leader, experienced in developing solutions to social challenges. She is the creator of “Queens Talk: A Conversation Card Game for African American Women, an enjoyable and entertaining game that specifically addresses the health needs of African American women. Through exploration of culture, lifestyle, health, sex, relationships, wellness, love, and HIV/AIDS, Dr. Webb helps to get the conversation started about HIV/AIDS among African Americans.

BLACK America's Therapist

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW #79807), Dr. Tina Webb is a leading expert in the field of Mental Health. Dr. Webb is very passionate about decreasing mental health stigma, and empowering African American men and women to overcome emotional barriers to living their best lives. She is committed to ensuring healthy Black communities by creating safe spaces that foster understanding of mental health, emotional wellness, and healthy coping skill development.

Podcast Host

Tune in to the Coping Season Podcast with Dr. Tina Webb every Wednesday for your weekly dose of funny, entertaining, thought-provoking content as we explore topics from dating, to pop culture, to current events, to everyday stressors that Black men and women face. Join Black America’s Therapist, with her distinct style, expertise, and humor, as we discuss mental and emotional wellness and life changing insights to help Black men and women to begin to heal and cope with the effects of emotional distress.

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An Accomplished Author

The Memoir

An Extraordinary Writer and Storyteller, Dr. Tina Webb’s Memoir, ” It Will Rain”, is a Must Read…Coming Soon…

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"Stigma and lack of education about mental health and emotional wellness has taken a toll on our families and the Black Community, I'm going to help change that".

We are all dealing with something. Whether good or bad, we go through stressful times. We are all human, and no one goes through this life unscathed. Life can be difficult, people can be complicated, and problems will arise, but I believe that the human spirit is resilient and we can be inspired by each other in ways unimaginable. Don't hold it in, you don't have to hide it, that's how we get sick. Being Black in America, we are often in a constant state of emotional distress, but it's never too late to heal...it's never too late to be well.