From Learning to Leading: A Community of Muslim Mental Health Professionals

Promoting Muslim Americans’ Mental Health Through Research, Resource Development, Training & Advocacy

Upcoming Event

Join us for our latest community gathering and professional development opportunity

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​Holding Space: A Community Healing Circle This Ramadan

Become a Member

Join our growing community of Muslim mental health professionals. Access exclusive resources, networking opportunities, and professional development programs designed specifically for our community.

Get Involved

Multiple ways to contribute to our mission and grow with our community

Professional Networking

Connect with like-minded professionals, share best practices, and build lasting relationships within the Muslim mental health community.

Light the Path

Support and help transform lives! One person, one family, one community at a time, while fostering empathy, understanding, and healing. Every contribution provides vital resources for Muslim mental health.

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Stay connected and be part of initiatives that support Muslim mental health and community well-being.

 

Meet the Expert

Join IMMH’s Meet the Expert webinars to explore Islamic psychology, mental well-being, and community mental health.

Unlocking Inner Strength: Empowering Muslims Through Therapy Engagement

— Dr. Fahad Khan, PSY .D

Dr. Fahad Khan delves into the intricate relationship between spirituality and psychology in this insightful webinar.

Perinatal Mental Health Among Muslim Women

— Dr. Venus Mahmoodi

Dr. Venus Mahmoodi explores the common struggles, risk and protective factors specific to Muslim women, and offers practical tools to help manage symptoms.

Empower, Connect, and Support: Best Practices for Facilitating Healing Circles

— Sr. Duaa Haggag

Sr. Duaa Haggag, a renowned expert in healing circles, shared her insights and guided participants on effective facilitation techniques.

Breaking the Silence About Domestic Violence

— Dr. Zain Shamoon

Dr. Shamoon addresses the harmful factors of stigma and misdirection that perpetuate these cycles, and he shares insights on how we can support survivors and create safer households.

Our Impact

There are multiple ways to contribute to our mission—whether through donations, volunteering your time, sharing knowledge, or partnering with us. Every effort helps strengthen our vision, expand resources, and create meaningful impact. By giving in your own way, you also grow with our community, gaining connections, insights, and the joy of making a difference. Together, we can advance mental health and build a lasting legacy of care and support

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