We’re Always Here For You, Always Ready To Listen

Empowering the Muslim Community with Compassionate, Culturally Sensitive Mental Health Support

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We’re here to listen and support you through our free 24/7 helpline, online therapy programs, and educational initiatives, helping you navigate life’s challenges with compassion and understanding.

Our services

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24/7 Helpline

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Online-Therapy

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Education

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Research & Reports

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We are now the first ever 24-hour, 7 days a week Islam-inspired Helpline for those facing severe mental and emotional distress.

Call us at 1 (866) 627-3342

  • “I have had an amazing experience with Naseeha's Online Therapy program. I was a bit hesitant about getting therapy over the phone, but once it got going my clinician made me feel so comfortable and was able to help me understand what I felt like and how to bring it to words.”

  • “Online Therapy has helped me open up in ways I didn't know how to before. I now understand that it is okay to feel what I feel and talk about how it affects myself, and those around me. This has significantly changed my interactions with others and has taught me to be kind to myself. ”

  • “ Naseeha has relatable therapists who can help people take the first step toward wanting to better themselves and improve their situations. Not everyone can feel understood in their sessions and that stops people from continuing.”

  • “I gained clarity on various situations that I was dealing with. I was able to learn a lot more about myself and what I can handle as an individual”

Meet Our Ambassadors

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    Ali Al Husseini

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    Henna Ahmed

  • Person taking a selfie wearing a cream-colored headscarf, cream blouse, and gold necklace. Books and decor visible in the background.

    Dena Hussain

  • Woman in a hijab taking a selfie on a sunny urban street.

    Wissal Karima

  • Woman wearing a hijab and houndstooth coat leaning against a stone column in an outdoor setting with trees and buildings in the background.

    Arzina Virji

  • Woman wearing hijab and sunglasses, dressed in a pink and white patterned top, smiling outdoors.

    Amena Bakali

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    Faria Haq

  • Smiling person wearing a green hijab and a nose ring.

    Sahar Rana

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    Hakeemah Cummings

  • A woman wearing a beige hijab and bright pink sweater, holding a Nikon DSLR camera.

    Humaira Shah

  • Woman in a hijab holding a paintbrush, standing in front of a colorful mural featuring an animal face.

    Hira Noor

  • Woman in a lavender field wearing a purple outfit, holding lavender flowers and smiling.

    Tasneem Salah

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    Aasemah Mazhar

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    Mohammad Ahmad

  • Person wearing a red hijab with a green foliage background.

    Sumayya Khan

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    Evangeline Do

  • Black and white portrait of a person wearing a headscarf and casual clothing, leaning against a brick wall.

    Shefa Ahsan

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    Moaeez Rehman

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    Faris Safiia

  • Woman wearing a green hijab and black embroidered dress, standing against a white paneled wall, smiling.

    Lila Mansour

  • Smiling person in a blue hijab and traditional outfit on a balcony with leafy background

    Habiba Naeem

  • Woman wearing a black and orange floral dress and headscarf, standing in front of two glass doors.

    Sumaya Qadi

  • Woman leaning on wooden railing in outdoor setting with plants.

    Amber Hasan

  • A woman smiling, wearing glasses and a black sweatshirt with colorful embroidery, standing in a modern café or restaurant with industrial design.

    Rubaa Jamil

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    Yasmin Jalloh

Our Partners

Naseeha
Mental Health
Reports

Workplaces and educational institutions are contributing to alarming instances of anxiety and depression among Canadian Muslims due to its failure to equally recognize and support communities affected by the conflict

Today, Naseeha Mental Health has reported a staggering 600% surge in helpline calls from Muslim Canadians, along with others who are experiencing anxiety and marginalization in their schools and workplaces related to the ongoing conflict in Israel and Gaza.

Calls received on the helpline bring attention to a troubling pattern. While many schools and workplaces have rightfully acknowledged the pain and mental distress experienced by many since Oct 7th, they routinely fail to recognize and support workers and students who are equally impacted by the news of civilian casualties in Gaza. In the worst cases, these institutions are actively suppressing and silencing the