This presentation addresses the need to reimagine mental health in Black communities by confronting the influence of white supremacy, internalized oppression, and cultural stigma. It highlights the importance of redefining mental health through justice, indigenous practices, and a focus on shared cultural values. This presentation will emphasize integrating faith, resilience, and ancestral wisdom into therapy, while rejecting oppressive narratives. Using personal anecdotes, the presentation underscores the significance of culturally relevant approaches, such as the emotional connection to hair, music, and spirituality, in fostering holistic wellness. The ultimate goal is to normalize Blackness in mental health practices and create pathways for authentic healing and thriving.