Ten NQTTCN members, including the Founding Director Erica Woodland, pose together at a regional gathering. They are outside, standing in front of a striped wooden relief.

National Queer & Trans Therapists of Color Network

We are a growing base of health and healing practitioners and organizers working to transform mental health for QTBIPOC. Rooted in healing justice, we’re challenging the harms of the medical industrial complex in order to build abolitionist ecosystems of care.

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Our Work

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QTBIPOC Directory

We connect our communities to mental health practitioners who share our values. This national directory centers on QTBIPOC and features providers grounded in healing justice.

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Ten NQTTCN members, including the Founding Director Erica Woodland, pose together at a regional gathering. They are outside, standing in front of a striped wooden relief.

Membership Program

Through our membership program, we organize with health and healing practitioners to deepen our analysis and praxis of healing justice to interrupt and transform the harm of the medical industrial complex and provide strategic mental health and healing support to our movements.

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Donating to NQTTCN helps sustain the work of building abolitionist ecosystems of care—and ensuring healing justice resources for us, by us.

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Illustration about NQTTCN’s mission and community against a periwinkle background color. Large title reads National Queer & Trans Therapists of Color Network. Title is connected to a white arrow pointing down toward text that reads, “a healing justice organization transforming mental health for QTBIPOC.“ Next to this are two phrases: “envisioning a world where all people have access to health and healing resources rooted in collective liberation” and “more resilient and strategic movement organizations with the needed tools for healing.” Next to the phrases are silhouette figures in blue. Text reads “Community of health and mental health practitioners, coaches, spiritual practitioners, healers, birth workers, facilitators, organizers, educators, social workers, peer support, cultural workers and artists.” Text is laid on top of blue illustrations of plants, speech bubbles, a laptop, a notepad, a candle, and a stethoscope.