Breea Wainwright

LEADERSHIP

DIRECTOR OF CLINICAL SERVICES

Perinatal mental health leader. Clinician. Trainer. Advocate.

About Breea

Brea Wainwright, LMFT, is the Director of Clinical Services at the Black Girls Mental Health Foundation. She is a licensed marriage and family therapist with over a decade of experience supporting Black mothers, children, and families.

Brea is a California Infant-Family Mental Health Specialist and Reflective Practice Facilitator II. Her clinical expertise includes Child-Parent Psychotherapy, Perinatal Child-Parent Psychotherapy, Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C), Interpersonal Therapy, trauma recovery, attachment, family dynamics, and culturally responsive care.

Brea provides clinical and reflective-practice supervision and is deeply committed to expanding Black provider representation and advancing culturally attuned perinatal mental health care.

Focus Area

  • Black perinatal mental health

  • Infant and early childhood mental health

  • Trauma and attachment

  • Culturally responsive care

  • Clinical workforce development

Speaking and expertise

Brea brings a compassionate, practical, and culturally grounded lens to her work, bridging clinical expertise with a deep commitment to equity and systems change.

  • Perinatal Mental Health

    Supporting the mental health and well-being of Black mothers during pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond.

  • Trauma, Attachment & Family Systems

    Exploring the impact of trauma on individuals and families, with a focus on healing, attachment, and relational health.

  • Building a Culturally Responsive Workforce

    Advancing Black provider representation and supporting culturally responsive, equitable mental health care.

  • Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health

    Promoting healthy development through evidence-based, relationship-centered care.

Signature Topics

Brea is available to speak on a range of topics, including:

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    Supporting Black Mothers Across the Perinatal Continuum

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    Attachment, Trauma & the Parent-Child Relationship

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    Increasing Representation in the Perinatal Mental Health Workforce

  • Designing Culturally Attuned Systems of Care

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