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We are UKABPsi

The home for Black psychology in the UK. Discover culturally grounded healing and psychological liberation.

Our Mission

The Association of Black Psychologists sees its mission and destiny as the liberation of the African Mind, empowerment of the African Character, and enlivenment and illumination of the African Spirit.

Liberating

African Minds

Healing

Racial Trauma

Decolonising

Mental Health

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Psychological Liberation

Freedom begins with the mind. Rooted in ancestral wisdom and collective self-determination, we heal racial trauma and reclaim our sovereignty.

Membership
Benefits

A Home for Black Healers & Scholars

Break free from professional isolation. UKABPsi offers a supportive village where practitioners, students, and cultural custodians unite to decolonise mental health and nurture the psychological liberation of African-heritage communities.

Reduced fees for attending UK abpsi workshops

Fantastic Networking opportunities

Intellectual stimulation relevant to issues affecting Afrikans in the U.K.

Conferences (forthcoming)

Social events

Voting Rights in UK ABPsi

Opportunity to be a member of board of directors

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Stand With Us in Psychological Liberation

True transformation begins when we unite our minds, research, and ancestral insight. Join UKABPsi to help decolonise mental health, heal racial trauma, and advance our collective sovereignty.

Join Us

UK Executive Committee Officers

Clancy Williams

Chapter President

Dr. Michele Perry-Springer

Chapter Secretary

Anaclete Douglas

Chapter Treasurer

Clan Leaders

Rock Clan

Dr. Michele Perry-Springer

Fyah Clan

Tegha

Earth Clan

Nyela

Nature Clan

Khembé

Water Clan

Illuminate the African Spirit

The Association of Black psychologists (ABPsi) USA has now become international. UK Abpsi is now an affiliate member of the USA National body. We are overjoyed to be able to share the knowledge and experience of our elders, brothers and sisters.

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Our Objectives are to advance African Psychology, to address significant problems affecting the Black community, empowerment of the African Character, and enlivenment and illumination of the African Spirit.

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The UK ABPsi chapter was officially launched on March 17th 2018. This heralded the start of a series of black psychology workshops-presentations.​

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