MMHI provides free, unlimited, and anonymous mental health consultations to UC Berkeley's Muslim community through licensed clinicians from Khalil Center, trained in Traditional Islamically Integrated Psychotherapy (TIIPS). Students can book 30 or 60-minute drop-in sessions virtually or by phone. Beyond consultations, MMHI hosts Ummah Talks (lecture-style discussions on topics like emotional resilience and healthy relationships), free workshops on sensitive community topics, and social events like hiking and dodgeball to build community.
$2,000
Board member stipend, per term
30-60
Consultation session length (mins)
Events They Host
Ummah Talks
Lecture-style conversations on topics relevant to Muslim students at UC Berkeley. Past sessions have included Intentionality and Purpose, Healthy Relationships, Purification of the Heart, Patience and Mindfulness, Building Emotional Resilience, and Coping with Burnout and Suicide Prevention. Notes and recordings are available for past sessions.
Workshops
Free workshops in collaboration with off-campus organizations on topics not typically discussed in traditional Islamic settings, including supporting sexual assault survivors, safer sexual health decision making, and a pre-marital workshop on healthy relationship dynamics. Hosted by trained professionals and include a Q&A. Open to students of all faiths.
Textured Art and Painting Workshop
Part of an ongoing Art Series, connected to the Threads x MMHI Art Contest tied to World Mental Health events.
MMHI x Threads Art Contest
An art contest inviting students to reflect on mental, physical, and spiritual wellness through art in all media, with winning work showcased at a World Mental Health event.
Khalil Center Clinician Meet and Greet
Held outside Hearst Gym after Jummah prayer, giving Cal students a chance to meet Khalil Center clinicians and learn about their services.
Member Experiences
Socials
Community-building events for Cal Muslim students, often held separately for brothers and sisters. Past activities have included climbing, hiking, basketball, and dodgeball.