Pyramid Builders Associates Inc. is a SOMBWA certified, JCAHO accredited,  licensed mental health clinic that provides community based psychosocial and therapeutic services to children, adolescents, and adults. PBA was established in 2000 by a group of mental health providers from the greater Boston area to provide culturally competetent services.

Pyramid Builders Associates consist of Nubian and Latino social workers, psychologists, mental health counselors, nurses, and teachers reflecting the ethnicity of the clients served. The approach at Pyramid Builders Associates Inc. is a solution based paradigm.

These mental health professionals of PBA have an average of twenty years of direct services working with families from a variety of cultural groups. In addition, these professionals are also representatives of the families they service. These professionals consist of licensed social workers, psychologist, mental health counselors, psychiatrist, registered nurses, case managers, substance abuse counselors, and educators.

PBA has worked since its beginning with individuals and families referred from the judicial system, public, and private schools, Department of Social Services, Department of Revenue, Department of Youth Services, Department of Transition and Welfare, Boston Housing Authority, Boston Public Health Commission, Pine Street Inn, Shattuck Shelter, Academic and Behavioral Assessment Center, The Osiris Group, and the Boston Police Department.

Sekou Mims M.Ed, MSW, LCSW, LADC

Quote from Sekou:
"I've seen enough young people's lives turned around through direct service work to feel comfortable about establishing a career in the human services field. I could more effectively impact lives of specific individuals"
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Dr. Omar Reid, Psy.D

Quote from Dr Omar:
"Our mission is to provide competent and culturally relevant psychotherapeutic services to children, adolescent, and adults.  In addition, our clinicians receive supervision and weekly training on knowing "who they are" as clinicians, and are encouraged to have their life in order before working with others. PBA strives to eradicate skin color, hair texture, body image, and language accent issues that can still be barriers for Black clients and Black providers working as a team to achieve psychosocio-emotional growth."
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