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Monday 11am - 3pm Tuesday 11am - 8pm Wednesday 11am - 3pm Thursday 11am - 8pm Friday 11am - 3pm

Iama Center, LLC

Mental Health group practice providing counseling, supervision, parent and staff training.

02/17/2026

Representation in mental health is necessary.
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Only 5% of the U.S. psychology workforce is Black or African American.

That gap affects trust, access, and how safe someone feels seeking support. When providers reflect the communities they serve, stigma decreases and culturally responsive care becomes more attainable.

Advancing Black mental health equity means expanding opportunity, mentorship, and representation across the field.

💬 What changes would you like to see in behavioral health?
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02/16/2026

Psychological testing hasn’t always been unbiased
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The work of Dr. Herman George Canady helped us see that.

This Black History Month, we honor a psychologist who challenged inequities in intelligence testing and highlighted how race and social context influence assessment outcomes.

His work continues to shape conversations around fair, culturally responsive mental health care.

🔖 Save and share to continue amplifying Black voices in mental health.
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02/15/2026

Mental wellness and love are deeply connected.
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Valentine’s Day can bring up many emotions: joy, gratitude, longing, grief, hope, or reflection. However you’re experiencing this season, your feelings are valid.

Healthy love is not limited to romantic relationships. It includes friendships, chosen family, community, boundaries, healing, and the relationship you have with yourself.

Today, we invite you to practice intentional love: toward others, and toward yourself.

💬 Which affirmation resonates with you most right now?
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02/14/2026

The seats we sit in today exist because someone refused to remain outside the door.
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This Black History Month, we honor Dr. Francis Cecil Sumner, the first Black American to earn a Ph.D. in psychology.

His leadership created pathways for generations of Black psychologists and clinicians to follow.

At Iama Center, we’re grateful to continue building on the doors he helped open.
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02/13/2026

Yesterday we celebrated the birthday of our very ownLaTonya Epps. We’re grateful for the dedication and care she brings to our team and the community we serve.

Join us in wishing her a wonderful year ahead. 🤍

02/11/2026

Black mental health advocacy was built by pioneers.
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This Black History Month, we honor Dr. Alvin F. Poussaint, a trailblazing psychiatrist who helped bring attention to the impact of racism and systemic inequities on the mental health of Black Americans.

His work challenged stigma within our communities and pushed the mental health field toward culturally responsive, equitable care.

At Iama Center, we see his legacy reflected in our commitment to dignified, context-aware, community-centered care.

🔖 Share to continue amplifying Black mental health awareness this Black History Month
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02/04/2026

Choosing a therapist is a deeply personal decision
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Cultural understanding can influence how safe you feel sharing your experiences, how much you explain, and how supported you feel throughout the process.

There is no single “right” therapist, only what feels aligned for you. Taking time to consider what helps you feel seen, respected, and comfortable is part of caring for your mental wellness.

👉🏽 Save this post as you explore therapy options
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02/02/2026

💜 Healthy relationships should feel safe, respectful, and supportive.
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February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, and throughout this month we’ll be focusing on education, prevention, and conversations that support teens in recognizing healthy vs. unhealthy relationship patterns.

Teen dating violence can show up in many forms, including emotional, verbal, digital, and physical harm, and awareness is a critical step toward early intervention, safety, and healing.

👉🏽 Follow along this month as we share clinician-informed resources and insights
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01/31/2026

Growth doesn’t always look loud… sometimes it looks like showing up, month after month.
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✨ 2025 Iama Center Rewind

👉🏽 Here’s our 2025 Checklist of Accomplishments:
✔️ February — Kids Group: Self-Love
✔️ May — Mental Health Month Team Comedy Outing
✔️ July — BIPOC Minority Mental Health Awareness Fair
✔️ August — Back-to-School Fair
✔️ November — TBRI® Consultation + Kids Group on Gratitude
✔️ December — TBRI® Consultation + Karaoke Christmas Party

Each checkmark represents a step toward accessible, trauma-informed, community-centered care.

As we look ahead to 2026, we remain committed to deepening this work and continuing to meet our community with intention and care.

💬 Which moment stood out to you most this year?
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01/30/2026

Psychological resilience isn’t about “being strong” all the time.
— It’s about how we adapt, recover, and continue moving forward when life shifts, stress shows up, or things don’t go as planned.

Resilience can look like asking for support, learning new coping skills, or giving yourself permission to rest and reset. And the good news?

It’s not something you either have or don’t, it’s something that can be developed over time.
 ✨ Consider reaching out to a licensed mental health professional to explore tools that meet you where you are.
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1325 Bedford Avenue, Unit # 5704
West Baltimore, MD
21282

Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 3pm
Tuesday	11am - 8pm
Wednesday	11am - 3pm
Thursday	11am - 8pm
Friday	11am - 3pm

Telephone

+14432721526

Website

http://www.iamacenter.com/

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