Muslim Mental Health Resources

1. Khalil Center: Provides culturally-sensitive and faith-based psychological services. They offer a wide range of services, including therapy, counseling, and training programs. Visit their website at khalilcenter.com.

2. Muslim Wellness Foundation: Provides education, resources, and advocacy for the mental health and wellness of Muslim communities. They offer support groups, workshops, and mental health first aid training. Visit their website at muslimwellness.com.

3. Naseeha Muslim Youth Helpline: Provides confidential and anonymous support for Muslim youth in North America. They offer phone, text, and chat support, as well as referrals to local resources. Visit their website at naseeha.org.

4. Sakoon Counseling Services: Provides faith-based counseling and therapy services for individuals, couples, and families. They offer in-person and online sessions. Visit their website at sakooncounseling.com.

5. Institute for Muslim Mental Health: Provides education and resources on Muslim mental health for mental health professionals, religious leaders, and the general public. Visit their website at muslimmentalhealth.com.

6. Muslim Community Helpline: Provides confidential and non-judgmental support for anyone in need, including those struggling with mental health issues. They offer phone, email, and chat support. Visit their website at muslimcommunityhelpline.org.uk.

7. My Mental Health: An online resource that provides mental health education and resources specifically tailored for Muslim communities. Visit their website at mymentalhealth.ca.

8. Mental Health 4 Muslims: Provides mental health education, resources, and support for Muslim communities. Visit their website at mentalhealth4muslims.com.

9. American Muslim Health Professionals (AMHP): A national nonprofit organization that focuses on promoting health and wellness within the Muslim community. They offer various mental health resources, including webinars, workshops, and toolkits. Visit their website at amhp.us.

10. The Family and Youth Institute: Provides research, education, and resources to promote healthy family relationships and positive youth development in Muslim communities. They offer resources on mental health, including articles and webinars. Visit their website at thefyi.org.

11. Institute of Islamic Counseling: Provides Islamic counseling services for individuals, couples, and families. They offer in-person and online sessions, as well as training programs for mental health professionals. Visit their website at https://islamiccounselling.info/institute-of-islamic-counselling-and-well-being/.

12. Muslim Mental Health Professionals Network (MMHPN): A network of mental health professionals who provide culturally competent care for Muslim communities. They offer resources, including webinars and directories of Muslim mental health professionals. Visit their website at https://mmhp.org.au/home/.

13. Mental Health First Aid for Muslim Communities: A program that provides mental health education and training specifically tailored for Muslim communities. The program covers topics such as depression, anxiety, and trauma. Visit their website at https://www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org/category/faith-communities/.

14. Muslim Youth Helpline (MYH): Provides confidential and non-judgmental support for Muslim youth in the UK. They offer phone, email, and webchat support, as well as counseling and mentoring services. Visit their website at muslimyouthhelpline.com.

15. The Muslim Chaplaincy at the University of Toronto: Provides spiritual and emotional support for Muslim students at the university. They offer counseling services, support groups, and educational programs. Visit their website at https://mcuoft.com/.

16. Muslim Space: A mental health organization that provides counseling and therapy services for Muslim communities in the US. They offer in-person and online sessions, as well as workshops and support groups. Visit their website at muslimspace.org.

17. Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research: Provides research, education, and resources on various topics related to Islam, including mental health. They offer articles, videos, and webinars on mental health from an Islamic perspective. Visit their website at yaqeeninstitute.org.

18.  Ruhcare: the largest global directory of Muslim therapists, with over 570 licensed Muslim therapists in the US, Canada, and beyond. Visit their website at Ruhcare.com
19. Farah and Farah: Injury law firm that fights for your justice and considers your mental health impact and its legal implications with your case.

    In most legal cases, mental trauma accompanies physical trauma. Some states require you to prove that you suffered physical injuries to recover damages for emotional trauma. Many states allow you to file a claim for emotional trauma without physical injuries if your emotional trauma stems from witnessing a serious injury while in the zone of danger. Visit their website here: https://farahandfarah.com/traumatic-accidents-mental-health/ 

These are some more examples of Muslim mental health resources available. It's important to note that mental health services are unique to each individual, so it may be helpful to reach out to a mental health professional for personalized support.