The Bach Group

The BACH Group is a population, community, and public health firm. BACH focuses on capacity-building at the individual and organizational levels. Further, BACH serves clients who are committed to, or seeking to improve, population health outcomes and/or the well-being of vulnerable populations. The BACH Group is comprised of a multidisciplinary team of public health and behavioral health professionals with a strong commitment to supporting the well-being of vulnerable populations. BACH's core value is driven by its desire to reduce and eliminate behavioral, community, and individual health outcomes that burden vulnerable populations, including those with low socioeconomic status and minorities. BACH was founded by board-certified public health practitioner and Doctor of Health Science, Dr. Earl Nupsius Benjamin, CPH, FNAP & licensed psychotherapist, Doctor of Social Work, and public health practitioner, Dr. Michael L. Robinson, LCSW-BACS, FNAP. Dr. Robinson is also the CEO of BACH Therapeutic Counseling Services, BACH's Capacity-Building Opportunities and Resources for Populations (CROPs - BACH's CROPs) is the non-profit arm of BACH. It was established in 2016. BACH's CROPs' vision is "building the capacity of people & populations to be healthy and well," and its mission is "to cultivate, empower, and support the capacity and skills development of vulnerable populations - improving self-efficacy, wellness, and well-being." Thus, in an effort to better serve and build the capacity of vulnerable populations, CROPs acquired its 501(c) 3 status as a public charity, 509 (a)(2). CROPs' leaders - Drs. Benjamin & Robinson believe that building one's self-efficacy supports improvements in wellness and well-being.