Therapy for Latinx is a brand dedicated to providing accessible mental health resources and support for individuals in intersectional communities, including Latinx, Black, and marginalized groups. They believe that access to mental health is a human right and aim to normalize therapy and make it more inclusive of various cultures.

The brand was created with the goal of addressing the barriers that these communities face in finding mental health professionals, such as financial constraints, lack of insurance coverage, language barriers, and transportation issues. They also recognize the importance of representation and the need to address racial microaggressions, discrimination, and xenophobia in therapy.

Through their website, Therapy for Latinx offers a therapist directory, resources for healing and becoming mental health advocates, and a platform for sharing stories and experiences. The brand was inspired by the success of TherapyforBlackgirls.com and aims to provide a similar safe space for the Latinx community.

Founder Brandie Carlos, who grew up in East Los Angeles, hopes to create more accessibility to mental health resources through this website and eventually open a tech startup in the area to provide opportunities for more Latinx individuals in the tech field.

In order to ensure accessibility, Therapy for Latinx also provides crisis hotlines and encourages individuals in life-threatening situations to contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline or go to the nearest emergency room. They emphasize that the police may not be equipped to provide mental health support and might even pose a danger to BIPOC individuals, non-English speakers, the undocumented community, neurodivergent people, and disabled individuals.

Therapy for Latinx aims to make the process of finding a mental health provider easier and more empowering. They offer therapist listings that prioritize cultural understanding and the ability to code switch, ensuring that clients feel seen and respected.