MMHI Care Program
MMHI aims to serve community mental health needs by connecting current students to local therapists who provide Islamically integrated therapy. Through our partnership with Maristan, we plan to offer one to one therapy and support groups that are culturally congruent. Our hope is that through these services, the Care Program will respond to mental health stigma and bridge resources to the Stanford community.
MMHI Therapy Sessions
Clinicians from Maristan are providing therapy sessions for students. These sessions are free resources for currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate students, available to book in 50-minute video appointments. Find an MMHI FAQ here.
Privacy Notice
- Maristan is a third party contractor providing this service for Stanford.
- Use of Maristan is voluntary.
- All personal data related to the service will be stored with Maristan at SimplePractice, a HIPAA-compliant platform and third party vendor of Maristan.
- Stanford University does not collect or have access to any identifiable student data related to these services.
- Students who want to exercise their privacy rights should contact Maristan.
- For details, email Maristan at stanfordmmhi@maristan.org
MMHI Support Groups
Maristan therapists will provide up to two group sessions per quarter on themes that are important to and are affecting students based on requested topics. Through these sessions, students will be able to find comfort confronting difficult issues with the support of their community members.
Meet the Therapist
Tehseen Khan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over eight years of experience supporting children and adults in school-based and outpatient settings. She earned her B.A. from UCLA and MSW from USC. Tehseen brings a trauma-informed, strengths-based, and culturally sensitive approach to care, creating a warm, supportive space that fosters healing, resilience, and growth. She is excited to join and serve the Stanford MMHI community.