Black & BIPOC therapists, online and in person
Therapy That Sees the Whole You
Culturally rooted. Clinically grounded.
Reveye Mental Health and Wellness is a modern, community-focused group practice committed to helping individuals, couples, and families access compassionate, culturally responsive mental health care.
“Therapy should not require you to leave your culture, identity, or lived experience at the door.”
Start with what’s going on
What brings you here?
You don’t need the right words or a diagnosis. Pick what sounds closest, and we’ll take it from there.
- I’m carrying a lot, and I could use someone in my corner.Individual Therapy
- We love each other, but we keep having the same fight.Couples Counseling
- Our family needs a reset, not another argument.Family Therapy
- I’m worried about my teenager and want to help.Teen & Young Adult Therapy (for parents)
- I want my faith to have a place in my healing.Faith-Integrated Counseling
- My job offers EAP sessions. How do I use them?EAP Counseling
- Not sure yet? See every service, grouped by who it’s for.All services
Culturally responsive care
Bring your whole story into the room.
Culturally responsive care means creating a space where you can talk about not only your symptoms, but also the cultural, family, social, and systemic experiences that shape your emotional well-being.
- Processing racism and discrimination
- Navigating code-switching and identity
- Balancing family expectations and personal boundaries
- Understanding immigrant and intergenerational experiences
- Integrating faith and spirituality, when you want to
- Addressing mental health stigma
We invite you to define what your cultural identity means to you, rather than making assumptions based on your background.
Our therapists
Clinicians who understand where you’re coming from.
Each therapist on our team specializes in a specific area, so you are matched with someone whose training, experience, and style fit what you need. Our team is licensed in Florida, Massachusetts, Delaware, Utah, and Louisiana.
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Meet all of our therapists
Taylar Keene
LPC, LMHC, NCC
Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Mental Health Counselor
Licensed in
Languages: English
How it works
Three steps, at your pace.
Most people aren’t ready to book on day one. That’s okay. Here is what happens when you are.
Step 1: Request a 15-minute consultation
Tell us what’s going on and what you’re looking for. It’s a conversation, not a commitment.
Step 2: Check your coverage
We help you understand your insurance, EAP benefits, or self-pay options before your first session.
Step 3: Meet your therapist
We match you with a clinician licensed in your state. Meet online, or in person in West Palm Beach or Jacksonville.
Fees, insurance and EAP
Cost shouldn’t be the reason you wait.
Know what to expect before you book. We’ll help you check your insurance or Employee Assistance Program benefits, and walk you through self-pay options.
EAPs and plans we work with
- ComPsych
- Lyra
- Spring Health
- Accentua
- All One Health
- Optum EAP
Couples counseling, self-pay
$300
per 90-minute weekly session
Weekly 90-minute sessions for both partners, online in the five states we serve or in person in Florida.
Starting January 2027
Two new ways to grow, together.
Join a waitlist for updates on schedules and enrollment. Signing up doesn’t commit you to anything.
An 8-Week Couples Experience
REVEYE: RECONNECT
Reconnect. Rebuild. Rediscover.
A structured, culturally responsive program to help couples understand their patterns, build practical skills, and make informed decisions about their future together.
Therapist-led, eight weeks each
Support Groups
Structured groups for psychoeducation, skill-building, guided discussion, and peer support.
- Managing Stress
- Setting Boundaries
- Coping with Depression
- Grief
From the blog
Not ready to book? Start here.
Plain-language guides on starting therapy, paying for care, and choosing the right therapist.
Can’t Afford Therapy? Here Are Options to Get Support Without Breaking the Bank
Taking care of your mental health is important, but sometimes the cost of therapy can feel overwhelming. The good news? You don’t have to let finances keep you from getting the support you need.
LCSW vs. LMHC: What’s the Difference and Which One Should You Choose?
Both are highly trained professionals who can help you make meaningful progress. Here is the difference between an LCSW and an LMHC, in simple terms.
Seeing Yourself in Counseling: Breaking the Stigma in Black and Caribbean Communities
Talking about mental health in Black and Caribbean cultures hasn’t always been easy. But counseling isn’t about weakness. It’s about strength, growth, and finally taking care of you.
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When you’re ready
Start with a free 15-minute consultation
Tell us a little about what you’re looking for. We’ll talk through insurance or EAP benefits and help you find a therapist licensed in your state.