BroKin.Org’s Dr. Ifeanyi Ufondu partners with Mansfield, TX Mayor and Pastor, Dr. Michael A. Evans, Sr. and Reverend Michael Evans Jr. for the 1st annual “YOU GOOD, BRO?” group therapy for Black Men Experience

02-12-2025 11:30 AM CET | Health & Medicine

[DALLAS, TX] – FEBRUARY 12, 2025- Dr. Ifeanyi-Allah Ufondu, the Nations leading African-American clinical psychologist, is revolutionizing the mental health space by creating BroKin.Org Mental Health Solutions for Men of Color, a Culturally Competent, safe and supportive environment for Black and Brown men to address the unique challenges they face in discussing mental health and trauma. As the nation’s foremost expert in helping marginalized communities break the cycle of childhood trauma, Dr. Ufondu’s work is catalyzing a transformative discourse on healing generational curses and fostering wellness through therapy.

Dr. Ifeanyi Ufondu, Ph.D., is partnering with Pastor Michael Evans Jr. and Bethlehem Baptist Church under the approval of the esteemed Reverend Dr. Michael A. Evans, Sr., who is also the Mayor of Mansfield, TX, to host the first annual “You Good, Bro?” Mega Group Therapy Session on Saturday, March 1, 2025 at Bethlehem Baptist Church located at 1188 W. Broad St., Mansfield, TX 76063. This groundbreaking event will provide a safe, transformative space for 30-40 Black and Latino men to address mental health challenges, trauma, and societal pressures through open dialogue and expert-led therapy. With a focus on healing, empowerment, and breaking the stigma around men’s mental health, this session aims to foster community, resilience, and emotional well-being among men of color.

Dr. Ifeanyi-Allah Ufondu, The Nation’s Premier African-American Clinical Psychologist, Champions Mental Health for Black and Brown Men by Hosting “YOU GOOD, BRO?” Mega Group Therapy session in DFW

Dr. Ufondu, whose impactful career is grounded in a deep understanding of cultural nuances and the psychological burdens often carried by Black and Brown men, has become a trailblazer in addressing mental health within communities where such conversations have traditionally been stigmatized. Through a combination of clinical practice, community outreach, and public advocacy, Dr. Ufondu is providing men with the tools and spaces to heal from emotional wounds that have often been passed down through generations.

“I simply share my incredible testimony of once being a young, lost boy from the trenches of Inglewood, CA who survived the drug and gang era of Los Angeles by detouring to a path of righteousness, academia and guidance at Howard University that catapulted me into my life’s work. Via my own pain, suffering and resilience, I can be proof that therapy work will pay off if you allow yourself to vulnerable for a few hours at a time. Generational trauma is real, and it impacts how men of color process emotions, navigate relationships, and engage with the world,” says Dr. Ufondu. “My mission is to provide safe, judgment-free spaces where Black and Latino men can open up, confront their past, and begin to dismantle the mental health barriers that prevent them from living fulfilling lives. Healing is a collective process, and it starts with acknowledging that we don’t have to carry these burdens alone.”

Dr. Ufondu’s work focuses on several key areas:

• Creating Safe Spaces: Through private therapy, group discussions, and community programs, Dr. Ufondu creates supportive environments where men of color feel empowered to talk openly about their mental health and emotional well-being.

• Breaking Generational Curses: By addressing childhood trauma, Dr. Ufondu helps clients recognize patterns of emotional pain that have been passed down through generations, offering therapeutic tools for breaking the cycle and healing wounds that may have been buried for years.

• Advocacy and Discourse: As a sought-after public speaker and educator, Dr. Ufondu advocates for greater mental health awareness in communities of color, emphasizing the importance of culturally competent care and reducing the stigma surrounding therapy and emotional health.

Dr. Ufondu’s approach to therapy blends traditional psychological principles with a deep respect for cultural context, ensuring that Black and Latino men feel understood and seen in their healing journeys. His work has not only transformed individual lives but also sparked a larger movement toward mental wellness in communities where such conversations have long been considered taboo.

“Talking about mental health isn’t a sign of weakness,” Dr. Ufondu asserts. “It’s a sign of strength. As Black and Brown men, we have always been taught to conceal or passion and pain by placing cultural band aids on our open wounds. It takes courage to confront what has been ignored or suppressed for generations. By opening up about our pain, we can create a new narrative for our children and future generations-one where mental health is prioritized and emotional healing is embraced.”

BroKin.Org is a pioneering mental health platform dedicated to empowering Black and Latino men through culturally competent therapy and community support. Founded by Dr. Ifeanyi Ufondu, Ph.D., a leading Black clinical psychologist, BroKin.Org offers individual and group therapy tailored to the unique challenges faced by men of color. From trauma and generational wounds to stigma and identity struggles, our mission is to break barriers, foster healing, and build resilience. Through expert-led sessions and open dialogue, we create a safe space for growth, accountability, and mental well-being.

• For more information on Dr. Ifeanyi-Allah Ufondu’s work, services, and upcoming speaking engagements, visit www.BroKin.Org or contact him at 310-590-5898