• Why does racially concordant therapy matter?

    We at Oshun Family Center value and amplify the voices and experiences of members of the Black community. From personal, professional and research experience, there is empirical evidence that shows a positive impact on a provider – client relationship in regards to people who have shared lived experiences. Black therapists who possess a level of […]

  • I can’t afford to settle my balance, what should I do?

    If for any reason a balance has accumulated on your account, please contact admin@oshunfamilycenter.org to arrange a payment plan that will work for you. We appreciate any effort and mutual respect in attempts to settle debts. Non-payment and unwillingness to reciprocate communication will result in your account being placed in collections.

  • I can’t afford to pay for therapy, are there any other options available?

    Alternative options to paying for therapy are: Consult with your insurance company to find someone in your network where you may be responsible for a small portion of your session or your benefits will fully cover the fee. Join our mailing list to be the first to know when we are offering another cohort of […]

  • What can I expect from my first therapy session?

    During your first 50 min session, you should expect to virtually meet with your therapist to discuss your needs and goals for your time spent together. You will also begin to learn more about one another because therapy is a vulnerable process. Building a positive relationship is paramount for your healing journey as therapy is […]

  • Do you offer free consultations?

    We pride ourselves on matching our clients with the best therapist that will meet their needs. We don’t currently offer free consultations because 15 minutes isn’t enough to time to get to know one another. We encourage you to utilize the first session to decompress and ask all questions without being pressed for time. If […]

  • Is this a safe space for polyamorous / kink clients?

    Yes! We welcome clients from all walks of life.

  • Do you treat people who suffer from addiction?

    We do not currently have a clinician that specializes in substance use disorders (addiction), therefore we do not treat people actively in addiction practices. We are able to provide supplemental support for those in recovery as long as they’re involved in intensive outpatient (IOP), participating regularly in AA, NA, OA, SLAA meetings and or support […]

  • How can I hire Saleemah to speak at my event?

    Please submit an inquiry through our Booking page with as much information as you can provide, and someone will get back to you as soon as possible.

  • Where can I make a donation to your organization?

    If you are interested in making a donation to our general operations fund or specific programming, please utilize this link to our PayPal charity fund or send a check to: PO Box 5116, Philadelphia, PA 19141, Attn: Saleemah McNeil

  • Are sessions in person or virtual?

    We currently see all clients virtually while we search for our forever home. In-person sessions will be offered in the fall of 2024.