Resources
A Muslim-focused psychotherapy and spiritual wellness organization combining clinical psychology with Islamic traditions. Founded by Dr. Hooman Keshavarzi, the organization provides mental health services through multiple locations and virtual care options.
A Chicago-based mental health practice emphasizing culturally responsive therapy and a decolonizing approach to mental health care.
A Muslim mental health nonprofit associated with Dr. Rania Awaad and grounded in Islamic traditions. Its services include mental health care and educational initiatives informed by Islamic psychology.
An organization providing mental health and counseling services to underserved communities. Its work includes support for individuals and families experiencing psychological and social difficulties.
A Muslim-focused mental health helpline offering confidential, faith-sensitive emotional support.
A peer-support resource for Muslim youth seeking emotional support and understanding.
A support service offering peer counseling, referrals, and resources for Muslim women across North America.
Provides educational resources, community outreach, and information that helps connect individuals with Muslim mental health professionals.
Works to reduce stigma surrounding mental illness, addiction, and trauma among American Muslims through education, training, and community dialogue.
Provides mental health advocacy, support groups, and resources for individuals and families affected by mental health conditions.
Supports health education, mental health advocacy, professional development, and initiatives addressing underserved communities.
Supports efforts to improve mental health awareness, collaboration, and access to relevant resources within Muslim communities.
Conducts research on American Muslim communities, including social experiences, well-being, and mental health-related issues.
A research initiative focused on advancing culturally and religiously informed approaches to Muslim mental health and Islamic psychology.
These external resources are provided for informational purposes only and do not constitute endorsements by AMWELL Research Lab. They are not a substitute for professional mental health care. Helplines listed here are peer-support and emotional-support services, not emergency services — in an emergency, call or text 988 or call 911.
