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Community-Specific
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Institute for Muslim Mental Health: https://muslimmentalhealth.com/
The Institute for Muslim Mental Health is committed to optimizing emotional health and well being through research, education, training, and a network of mental health professionals to serve the community.
Islamic Medical Association of North America: https://www.imana.org/mental-health/
IMANA aims to improve awareness and access for mental health services in the Muslim community with its free Muslim mental health professionals directory and list of resources.
Association of Islamic Mental Health: https://www.aimsonline.org/about
The leading Islamic professional association for mental health practitioners (therapists, counsellors, coaches, chaplains, Imams, Raqis) and specialists from the global Muslim community. The Association ensures that care provided is grounded in authentic Islamic principles, professional ethics, and cultural sensitivity.
Institute for Social Policy and Understanding: https://ispu.org/about-us/
ISPU Toolkit for Muslim Mental Health Care and Advocacy provides resources for individuals and mental health professionals to effectively address the unique mental health challenges that Muslims face. The toolkit also includes specific resources for addressing the needs of American Muslim children who face the added challenge of bullying from peers and adults, alike
Apps
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Insight Timer (free and membership options)
Free version gives access to 80,000 guided meditations on topics such as stress, relationships, healing, sleep and creativity. Can connect with meditators nearby by turning on location and see what they’re listening to and following teachers you like and listening to their free talks. Even has team option to meditate together with friends and family; paid version gives access to download meditations and listen offline and ability to listen to reputable teachers.
Smiling Mind (free)
Access to meditation sessions for various topics such as sleep, stress management and digital detox; has instructions for activities aside from meditation such as journaling exercises; has long and short meditations based on your need.
Mindfulness (free and membership options ]
Free version gives access to 2,000 guided meditations, has multiple tabs that help with various things (mini for quick mindfulness exercises, meditate for guided meditations, sleep for relaxing meditations, radio for calming music and for you for personalized daily coaching videos); paid version gives access to daily meditation and coaching videos, tools to manage anxiety/stress, more meditation and calming music.
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Calm (free and membership options)
Free version gives access to daily meditations, breathing exercises, sleep stories, background scenes, music tracks, mood tracker; paid version gives access to more than 100 guided meditations, full sleep story library and masterclasses led by experts in the field.
Aura (free and membership options)
Free version gives access to personalized tracks, meditation and stories, sleep sounds, breathwork exercises, nature sounds, and coaches and therapists; paid version gives access to offline use, mood tracking, entire library of meditations, sound tracks, breathwork and affirmations, and guidance from experts in the field.CBT-I Coach (free)
Free version gives access to features such as sleep assessment, sleep diary, sleep prescription, relaxation exercises, and reminders; app is meant to help people with insomnia and people who have difficulty sleeping improve their sleep habits.
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I Am Sober (free and membership options)
Free version gives access to features such as sober day tracker, daily pledge tracker, withdrawal timeline, analyze triggers, daily tasks and resources, sobriety calculator, and connecting with pepole going through similar experiences; paid version gives access to features such as apple watch integration and sobriety from more addictions.
Sober Sidekick (free)
Free version gives access to sobriety counter and tracker, social network where you can post and message, virtual support groups, daily affirmations, alcoholics anonymous meetings through zoom and chats with recovery professionals.
QuitNow! (free and membership)
App meant to help individuals quit smoking; free version gives access to traking how many cigarettes have been avoided and how much money has been saved, reminders about health benefits, live chat room for support and help; paid version gives access to achievement system and calm breath assistant.
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WorryBox: Burn Your Anxiety (free)
Users can write down their negative thoughts and burn their box which helps relieve people of their stress and anxiousness that they have due to their racing thoughts
Relax: Stress & Anxiety Relief ($2.99)
Features include guided meditation sessions, meditation exercises, course that reduces breathing rate overtime, and music cues that use different tones for each phase of breathing
Brainwave Tuner ($4.99)
Uses advanced electroencephalography theory; has various wave sounds that relax the mind and stimulate thought
Breathe2Relax (free)
Allows users to learn about a skill called diaphragmatic breathing and has various breathing exercises to help with anger control, anxiety, and mood stabilization
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Peloton (free and membership options based on preference)
Free version gives access to activity tracking, featured classes, heart rate monitoring, and multiple exercise modalities; paid version gives access to monthly challenges and unlimited exclusive classes.
FitOn (free and membership options)
Free version gives access to prerecorded classes for a variety of workouts, meditation classes, personalized meal plans, educational courses on health, and self care; paid version gives access to music from top artists, offline downloads, heart rate monitoring and casting workouts to TV.
Hevy (free and membership options)
Free version gives access to customize your routines, log your workouts, library with many workout videos, and follow your friends and view their workout routines; paid version gives access to create unlimited routines, create unlimited custom exercises, get unlimited graph history and log all body measurements.
Courses
Groups
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The Faith Community Wellness Council meets quarterly on the 4th Saturday of the month. The 2025 meeting dates are:
January 25th
April 26th
July 26th
October 25th
Send an email to Bridget Downey to be added to the distribution list for notification of meeting agendas and topics.
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The Mental Health Collaborative meets quarterly on the second Friday of the month. The 2025 meeting dates are:
January 10th
April 11th
July 18th
October 10th
Send an email to Christine Craddock to be added to the distribution list for notification of meeting agendas and topics.
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The Mental Health Schools Coalition meets monthly on the 4th Wednesday of the month (except July and December). The 2025 meeting dates are:
January 22nd
February 26th
March 26th
April 23rd
May 21st
June 25th
August 27th
September 24th
October 22nd
November 19th
Send an email to Christine Craddock to be added to the distribution list for notification of meeting agendas and topics.
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he Veterans Task Force for Mental Health meets monthly on the third Thursday of the month. The 2025 meeting dates are:
January 16th
February 20th
March 20th
April 17th
May 15th
June 19th
July 17th
August 21st
September 18th
October 16th
November 20th
December 18th
Send an email to Christine Craddock to be added to the distribution list for notification of meeting agendas and topics.