Mentorship

At IMMH, our mentorship initiatives empower Muslim professionals to grow and lead at the intersections of mental health, faith, identity, and leadership.

Coming Up

Fri

20 Feb

2026

Project Title: Culturally-Adapted CBT for Muslims with Depression

Yusra is conducting her thesis on culturally-adapted CBT for Depressed Muslims. Study 1 is a systematic literature review, and Study 2 is a qualitative study exploring the lived experiences of British Muslims who have engaged in culturally-adapted CBT for depression.

Session Format:
5 minutes – Welcome & updates
15–20 minutes – Presentation of a research project or idea
15–20 minutes – Group discussion and feedback

Mentorship Program

The IMMH Mentorship Program is launching this spring (2026)! Early career clinicians will have the opportunity to be matched one-on-one with a mentor, participate in professional development groups, and join mock internships to gain hands-on experience. Stay tuned for more details!

Research Consultation Group

Engage with peers and experts in our Research Consultation Group. Participate in collaborative sessions that provide practical guidance, skill-building, and insights for clinicians exploring research, evidence-based practices, and professional development.

Fri

7 Nov

Project Title: NSSI Among Muslims

A qualitative study exploring the experiences and insights of clinicians working with Muslim clients who struggle with non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI). The project aims to understand clinical presentations, conceptualizations of NSSI, common challenges, and ways to strengthen clinician training and education around this topic.

Session Format:
5 minutes – Welcome & updates
15–20 minutes – Presentation of a research project or idea
15–20 minutes – Group discussion and feedback

Student Professional Development Group

Join a supportive community designed to strengthen your knowledge, confidence, and readiness for a career in Muslim mental health.