Find a BIPOC or Black Therapist in Massachusetts

A team of bipoc+ black therapists at the intersection of mental health and minority experiences.

Insurances Accepted

You Don't Always Need A Therapist Like You, but It Can Help

Therapy Clients Come to Us for:

Anxiety
Trauma and Past Experience
Child, Teen, or Family Concerns
Depression
Identity Exploration and personal growth
Burnout & Workplace Stress

While Black individuals make up nearly 15% of the U.S. population, only about 5% of therapists are Black. This mismatch has consequences. It's harder to find someone who "gets it," harder to trust, and harder to stay in therapy when you feel unseen.

At New Life Therapy, we recognize these barriers.

"The Best Time to Start Therapy is As Soon As You're Thinking About it"

We’re not just here to treat symptoms. We’re here to support your whole self.

We’re a group practice led by Dr. Glover, an 11+ year seasoned clinician dedicated to making mental health care more accessible for BIPOC communities in Massachusetts and beyond.

Through secure, telehealth-based sessions, we bring therapy to you. We believe therapy should honor your identity, your culture, and your story.

Our BIPOC & black therapists aren’t just checking boxes on cultural awareness; they're deeply informed, intentional, and committed to meeting you where you are.

Techniques We'll Use in Therapy

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Learn to recognize and reshape negative thought patterns that contribute to anxiety and stress. It is an effective treatment for many anxiety disorders.

Narrative Therapy

Explore and reshape the stories you tell about your life and experiences.

Internal Family Systems (IFS)

Understand different parts of yourself to heal emotional wounds and build inner balance.

Providers Accepting New Patients

Fabiola Jean Taylor, Psy.D.

Pre-Licensed Psychological Services Provider

Iris Evans, LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Jessica Philemond, MA

Pre-Licensed Therapist

Chaylese Jefferson, MA

Pre-Licensed Therapist

Therapy With Us Is Your Time To Speak Frankly

There’s no one way to be BIPOC and our therapists know that.

While they may not share every aspect of your background, they’re trained to create an affirming, nonjudgmental environment that

supports your unique journey.

Healing should never feel like another burden.

Get Started in 4 Steps

Contact Us- click the link to request a consultation or book an appointment.
Brief Consultation- 15 minute free to discuss problem with provider and goals to determine fit.
Schedule First Appointment- 1 hour full intake to gather history and create treatment plan.
Ongoing Treatment- decided in conjunction with your provider.

FAQs

Have questions? Here are quick answers to help you feel confident about getting started.

Do you accept insurance?

Coverage depends on the therapist and your specific insurance provider. During the consultation process, we’ll help clarify whether your insurance can be used and what options are available.

How soon can I start therapy?

Many clients are able to begin within a few days depending on therapist availability. Once you complete the form, our team will reach out to help match you with the right therapist as quickly as possible.

Are therapy sessions virtual or in person?

Sessions are primarily conducted through secure telehealth video, allowing you to access therapy from the comfort and privacy of your home anywhere in Massachusetts.

Can I choose my therapist?

Yes. Based on your needs and preferences, we’ll recommend therapists who may be a good fit, and you’ll have the opportunity to choose the one you feel most comfortable with.

What issues can therapy help with?

Our therapists support clients with concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, identity exploration, burnout, and family or life transitions.