A licensed Muslim therapist and a vetted imam or chaplain, working as one team on one plan — so you never have to translate between them.
Meet the therapists, imams and chaplains behind your care →
Between therapy that skips your faith and spiritual care that skips the clinical work.
What usually happens
State-licensed professional
Licensed Muslim therapist treats anxiety, trauma, depression with evidence-based methods (CBT, DBT, EMDR).
Community-vetted spiritual advisor
Provides spiritual guidance and helps you process religious and spiritual struggles — the questions that aren’t a clinician’s to answer.
They write to each other between sessions. You can read the summary.
Every program follows the same rhythm — built so both providers stay aligned from first session to graduation.
Sample shown: 8-week program. Programs range from 3 sessions (Mithaq) to 12 weeks.
A walk-through with three different people. Pick the one closest to your story.
Every program pairs a licensed therapist with an imam, chaplain or spiritual advisor on one shared care plan.
Anxiety & Depression
Evidence-based therapy paired with faith-grounded support, so healing happens on both levels.
OCD & Religious Anxiety
Stop the endless waswasa. Evidence-based OCD treatment, and religious permission to let go.
Divorce Recovery
Navigate separation with clarity and healing. Rebuild your identity with faith-grounded support.
Grief & Loss
Grieve fully without losing your faith. Evidence-based grief therapy paired with Islamic framing of qadr and sabr.
Premarital
Prepare for your nikah with clarity. Align on rights, responsibilities, and shared values as a couple.
Marriage Counseling
Reconnect with your spouse — communication, trust, in-laws, intimacy — with therapy and Islamic guidance.
Zaha launches April 2027. Tell us where you are and what you’re looking for — we’ll email you as we get closer to live in your state. No spam. We only write when there is something to tell you.
أَلَا بِذِكْرِ اللَّهِ تَطْمَئِنُّ الْقُلُوبُ
Verily, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest.
Qur’an · 13:28
Most platforms say “vetted” without defining it. We define it. Every Zaha provider meets six standards — if they can’t, they don’t join.
Active license, graduate institution, board status — cross-checked with state boards before they join.
Therapists trained in CBT, DBT, EMDR, ERP. Imams and chaplains trained in mental health red flags and when to escalate.
We meet you where you are — your background, your language, what you’re carrying. Our team is small. If we can’t pair you well at launch, we’ll be straight with you.
We accept: Credit/debit cards; HSA/FSA cards where your plan allows — eligibility rules vary, ask us.
Monthly payment plans: All programs available with monthly billing — no large upfront payment required.
Insurance reimbursement (optional): Zaha does not bill your insurance. Nothing is shared with your insurance company unless you choose to submit a superbill for reimbursement. Some plans reimburse part of the cost of the clinical sessions out-of-network — the amount depends on your plan and deductible — and any reimbursement comes directly to you. Superbills include an ICD-10 diagnosis code (required for reimbursement) and the sessions you attended. Submitting a claim puts a mental health diagnosis on your insurance record. If you share a plan with a spouse or a parent, they may be able to see it. If that matters to you, pay privately and submit nothing. Your care is exactly the same either way.
If cost is the obstacle: we hold back a portion of every cohort for sliding-scale rates. Write to us and the conversation stays private.
Everything you need to know about Zaha Health