Arron Muller did not stumble into this work. He was called to it.

As a licensed clinical social worker, nonprofit founder, nationally recognized speaker, and doctoral candidate, Arron has built his career at the intersection of mental health, culture, and community. He is the Founder and Executive Director of Modify Wellness, Inc., a nonprofit rooted in Southeast Queens dedicated to making healing accessible, culturally relevant, and unapologetically centered on Black life.

Known widely as The Black Therapist, Arron has brought his voice to some of the most recognized platforms in media and culture. He has been featured on HBO, VH1, FoxSOUL, NY1, News12, Cosmopolitan, Huffington Post, and Black Enterprise, and served as the resident therapist on Black Ink Crew. He hosted the recurring Mental Health Moment segment on Miss Jones in the Morning on 94.7 The Block and is a regular contributor on The Jamal Bates Morning Show as part of Man Mondays, a nationally syndicated platform heard across the country on Black Gospel Radio, iHeartRadio, and FM and AM stations. He is a Black Enterprise BE Modern Man 100 Honoree and the creator of Black Kings Need Therapy Too, a trademarked movement challenging the stigma around mental health for Black men.

Arron's approach is grounded in his signature H.E.A.T. framework -- Heal, Educate, Amplify, Transform -- a through-line across his clinical practice, community work, and scholarship. He does not separate the research from the community. The same questions he brings to national academic conferences are the ones he carries into healing circles in Southeast Queens. He is a published researcher (Sanders, Roberts, McDowell and Muller, 2024, Social Work in Public Health) examining race-based trauma misdiagnosis, a presenter at the Society for Social Work Research Conference and the National Association of Social Workers national conference, and is completing his Doctor of Social Work at Simmons University with a capstone focused on a culturally responsive DBT curriculum for Black men.

He has delivered corporate wellness programming for Microsoft, Verizon, UPS, Tiffany and Co., and has partnered with institutions including Adelphi University School of Social Work to bring mental health conversations to stages, boardrooms, and block parties alike. His commitment to this work traces back to 2018, when NYC First Lady Chirlane McCray tapped him as part of Brothers Thrive, a citywide volunteer initiative led by Black men to promote mental health literacy, reduce stigma, and build culturally relevant mental health infrastructure across New York City's five boroughs.

Arron Muller, LCSW, CASAC-T is not just a therapist. He is proof that when you center healing in a community, the whole community rises.