Massachusetts BIPOC & Black Therapists 

BIPOC & Black Therapists Working

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:

While Black individuals make up nearly 15% of the U.S. population, only 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.

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

Accepting New Patients

  • Fabiola Jean Taylor, PsyD.

    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

Ready for a Better Kind of Therapy?

Let’s talk.

We offer free consultations so you can see if we’re the right fit. We look forward to getting started with moving forward.