Online Counseling
We enable our clients to talk to a therapist securely over the phone, tablet or computer
Outreach & Advocacy
We take our mental health services directly to the community and also advocate for the health rights of marginalized groups
Research & Capacity Building
We train people involved in the lives of persons with mental health conditions and research on the best mental health practice
Maandeeq Mental Health and Training Institute
Welcome to Maandeeq Mental Health & Training Institute
One in three individuals in Somalia have some form of mental illness according to the latest scientific data. Exposures to both man-made and natural disasters have contributed to such high rates of mental health challenges. Most often, the physical wounds of tragedies are addressed and the psychological impacts over looked. Damaged buildings are rebuilt soon after attacks as we’ve seen in the cases of recent attacks such as Zoobe, Dayax Hotel, SYL, NasaHablood, Jazeera and Ambassador hotel and many more.
What is unfortunate is that hidden wounds barely get discussed let alone addressed, leaving a nation and its people deeply wounded, relationally disconnected, and unable to heal.
Our Services
The team at Maandeeq Mental Health provides a wide range of evidence-based therapies and counselling services to adults, children, adolescents and groups. Our focus is promoting social resilience for individuals, groups, organizations, and communities.
The Maandeeq Philosophy
Our care is grounded in science, informed by evidence and driven by passion. Building societal trust, anchoring reconciliation and conflict by addressing hidden wounds caused by protracted conflict is central to our model. We see Mental Wellness as key driver to societal progress and cohesion especially in post conflict environments
- Professional
- empathetic
- caring
- conidential
Open Your Heart To Us
Each one of us wants someone to talk to, we will listen to you with all our heart
The Maandeeq Blog
How to Cope with Coronavirus-Caused Mental Health Concerns
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