About Us

The Counseling Brothers of Atlanta, Inc., established in 2020, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to advancing mental health equity and representation in the counseling profession. We believe mental wellness shouldn't be a privilege. By increasing access to Black male therapists, supporting emerging professionals through mentorship, and reducing stigma through community engagement, we're building a stronger, healthier, more resilient community—one session at a time.

Group photo of Counseling Brothers of Atlanta members gathered indoors at a community event

Awarded over $10,000 in scholarships to Black male counseling students

NBCC-Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEP No. 7349)

Network of 26+ licensed Black male therapists across Metro Atlanta

What Makes CBOA Different

Why Choose The Counseling Brothers of Atlanta

Culturally Responsive Care

Every therapist in our network understands the unique experiences and challenges facing the Black community. No need to explain your culture, code-switch, or educate your provider—healing starts with understanding.

Licensed Professionals

Our counselors hold credentials including LPC, LCSW, LMFT, NCC, CPCS, and doctoral degrees, with diverse specializations and extensive clinical experience.

Direct Access

Browse therapist profiles, check insurance acceptance, and connect directly—no referral gatekeepers, no confusing processes. Just a clear path to the care you need.

Building the Pipeline

We’re not just connecting you with care—we’re investing in the next generation of Black male mental health professionals through mentorship, education, and scholarships.

We achieve this mission through four pillars

By fostering collaboration and advocacy, we not only strengthen the counseling profession but also create lasting impact in the communities most affected by inequity.

Mentorship

for Black male counseling students

Continuing Education

for practicing professionals

Technology-Driven Access

to Black male therapists

Community Engagement Initiatives

designed to reduce barriers to mental health care in underserved populations