Unorthodox Therapy Inc. Champions Judicial Leadership and Mental Health Equity in Philadelphia

Unorthodox Therapy Inc. proudly supports the reelection of Philadelphia’s traditional judges in both the Court of Common Pleas and Municipal Court. Our commitment to civic engagement and mental health equity drives us to back leaders who reflect the values of justice and community service.

We are honored to collaborate with the Black Brain Campaign, co-founded by Farida E. Boyer, MS, LMFT, AS, and Jaynay C. Johnson, LMFT. This nonprofit organization is dedicated to eradicating the stigma surrounding mental health in the Black community by providing culturally competent therapy and training. Their Licensure Education Assistance Program (LEAP) is instrumental in increasing the number of licensed Black therapists, offering comprehensive support including supervision, study materials, and exam fee coverage .

Additionally, we celebrate the emergence of new leaders like judicial applicant Tanesha Henry, whose dedication to justice and community aligns with our mission. Our recent engagements with the Mayor’s Office of Women’s Engagement further underscore our commitment to uplifting women in leadership roles.

Unorthodox Therapy Inc. believes that mental health and civic responsibility are deeply interconnected. By supporting judicial candidates and organizations like the Black Brain Campaign, we aim to foster a more equitable and compassionate Philadelphia.

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Unorthodox Therapy Leadership Connects with Philadelphia City Council During “Your Budget, Your City” Hearing

In April 2025, Unorthodox Therapy’s Founder and VP attended the City of Philadelphia’s “Your Budget, Your City” hearing, connecting with Council President Kenyatta Johnson, Councilmember Quetcy Lozada, Majority Leader Katherine Gilmore Richardson, and Executive Officer Daniel McCarty of the Philadelphia Fire Department. The nonprofit used this opportunity to advocate for increased mental health support, community resources, and women's empowerment in the city’s upcoming budget.

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MonyChann McCarty
Unorthodox Therapy Inc. Collaborates with Councilmember Nina Ahmad to Honor Cambodian Community and Address Mental Health Needs

Unorthodox Therapy Inc. continues to bridge community and mental health by partnering with Councilmember Nina Ahmad and key Southeast Asian leaders for a powerful celebration of Cambodian heritage in South Philadelphia. With appearances by artist Jay Chan, advocates Seng Pheng and Naroen, and trailblazing therapist Dr. Nary Kith, the event created space to honor the Cambodian New Year and speak truth to the generational trauma caused by the Khmer Rouge genocide. As the community prepares for the Khmer Healing Summit on June 28, 2025, Unorthodox Therapy stands committed to showing up, listening deeply, and helping survivors find pathways to wellness through culturally grounded care.

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Daniel David McCarty