Anxious Black Girls

Anxious Black Girls is a mental health and wellness brand offering virtual therapy, a social club, supervision, and training for Black women and girls.

North Lauderdale · Telehealth offered

ADHD & attentionCounselingAdult women · Teen girlsIn person + virtual

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At a glance

Accepting new patients: No
Telehealth: Florida, Indiana, Massachusetts, and Washington State
In person: South Florida
Self pay: Individual therapy session $150

ADHD care

Lists ADHD and autism, ADHD/Autism among the concerns it addresses, according to its website.

ADHD and autism

ADHD/Autism

About

Anxious Black Girls was founded by Deseray Wilson, LMHC, a licensed mental health counselor who has worked with Black women and girls for more than ten years. The brand supports its community through therapy and medication services, education, community events, and products.

Therapy and medication services
Virtual therapy

Concerns they commonly address

Anxiety

The practice works with clients who are struggling with anxiety.

Depression

The practice works with clients who are struggling with depression.

Stress

The practice works with clients on career stress.

Relationship issues

The practice works with clients on relationship concerns.

Services

Individual therapy

Virtual therapy sessions with therapists who understand clients' context.

Clinical supervision

Supervision for pre-licensed counselors working toward licensure.

Social club

Small, low-key gatherings for professional Black women in South Florida.

Keynotes and workshops

Talks and interactive sessions for companies, universities, and community events on burnout, masking, and Black women's mental health at work and school.

Clinician training

Continuing education for therapists, counselors, and care teams who want to serve Black women and girls well.

Guided journal

A guided journal that brings clinical techniques for working through anxious thoughts.

Founder

Deseray Wilson, LMHC

Licensed mental health counselor who has worked with Black women and girls for more than ten years and founded Anxious Black Girls.

Insurance, self-pay and costs

Self-pay

Individual therapy session: $150.

Sliding scale fee

Sliding scale fee available for individuals facing financial hardship.

What to know before contacting

New patients

The practice says it is not accepting new patients.

Who it sees

Adult women, Teen girls.

Care setting

In person in South Florida; telehealth: Florida, Indiana, Massachusetts, and Washington State.

Questions families ask

Does Anxious Black Girls provide ADHD care?

Its website lists ADHD and autism, ADHD/Autism among the concerns it addresses. Confirm with the practice.

Can I use telehealth?

Yes. The practice lists telehealth: Florida, Indiana, Massachusetts, and Washington State.

What are the self-pay rates?