Black mental health refers to the psychological well-being of individuals within the Black community. It encompasses the unique challenges and experiences that can affect mental health, including systemic racism, cultural stigma, and socioeconomic factors. Access to mental health resources can be limited, leading to disparities in treatment and support. Culturally competent care is essential for addressing the specific needs of Black individuals. This includes understanding the historical context of trauma and the importance of community and family in healing. Promoting awareness and reducing stigma around mental health can help improve outcomes and encourage individuals to seek help when needed.