MENTORSHIP
At IMMH, our mentorship initiatives support Muslim professionals navigating the intersections of mental health, faith, identity, and leadership.
Mentor Meets
Office hours with a twist: no cold emails, no gatekeeping — just real people offering real support.
Mentor Meets offers flexible, short-term access to Resident Mentors from across academia, mental health, business, education, nonprofit, and more.
It’s an innovative model that reimagines how mentorship can be accessed: relational, responsive, and community-centered.
Meet with a mentor for:
– 20-minute conversations
– 10-minute check-ins
Available monthly for up to one year.
Mentor Memos
An interactive, anonymous message board for real-world dilemmas.
IMMH members can submit personal or professional questions — anonymously or signed — and receive thoughtful responses from our Resident Mentors.
Whether it’s setting boundaries, navigating transitions, or facing ethical tension, these memos offer perspective — not prescriptions. Responses are shared periodically to benefit the wider IMMH community.
Want to contribute a scenario?
Submit confidentially. We’ll anonymize it and invite mentors to weigh in.
Research Mentorship
Works In Progress Series
A monthly virtual space in collaboration with Khalil Center where doctoral trainees present research and receive feedback from academic and clinical mentors and peers.
Facilitators:
Dr. Hamada Altalib (IMMH Advisor)
Dr. Fahad Khan (Khalil Center)
Dr. Hooman Keshavarzi (Khalil Center)
Open by request; limited capacity.
Annual IMMH Mentor-Mentee Social
An IMMH-sponsored gathering to build mentorship skills and meaningful connections across generations of Muslim mental health professionals.
Held in person during the Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference weekend.
More Details Coming Soon.
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