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In order to shift how we talk about mental health, we must recognize that our struggles aren’t meant to be carried alone — regardless of age, gender, and cultural identity. According to the SeekHer Shift Report, **54.8% of women** struggle to connect within their existing social environment, including having ***no support at all***. This can especially be difficult for those who identify within a marginalized racial or ethnic group — **80.6% of BIPOC women** grew up believing that mental health issues were stigmatized and viewed as a personal deficit.
OLLY and SeekHer Foundation are working together to support **research and programs benefiting women and practitioners who identify as BIPOC** — where mental health support is often limited in access and quality of care.
*To truly help our communities thrive, we’re committed to breaking the stigma around mental health & supporting women to access the support they deserve across all lived experiences.*

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FOR PRACTITIONERS

Only 14% of mental health professionals identify as BIPOC. Apply for our mentor leadership program aiming to bridge the gap of culturally-responsive care in our local communities.

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The contents of this website are for informational purposes only. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your mental health professional or other qualified health providers with any questions you may have regarding your condition.

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