Patients’ experiences of psychological dysfunction and dysregulation are often exacerbated by the presence of intersecting identities. These identities are often indicative of groups that are underserved and marginalized. Treatment providers often do not recognize the intersecting identities or the impact of the experience of marginalization and discrimination on the overall well-being of the patient. These stressors along with the accompanying gap in knowledge of the providers may lead to a reduction in the efficacy of treatment and lack of engagement on the part of the patient. This presentation will discuss the presence of multiple minority identities in a significant portion of the population served. It will elucidate the impact of racism, discrimination, and oppression on the mental health and wellness of patients experiencing challenges with mental health conditions. Topics such as assessment, referral, and recovery-oriented treatment of underserved and minority populations.