Psychological & Mental Health Care for Individuals, Families & Organizations
Comprehensive psychological services, structured clinical programs, integrated recovery support, and mental health programs for workplaces, schools, communities, and organizations.
Clinical Services
Professional psychological assessment, consultation, counselling, and therapy for adolescents and adults, delivered within the scope of psychological practice and tailored to individual clinical needs.
Specialized & Preventive Programs
Structured psychological programs designed around specific clinical, developmental, behavioural, or life-transition needs. Programs are psychology-led and delivered within professional scope, with additional professional input where specifically included in the agreed care plan.
Integrated Stabilization & Recovery Programs
Structured collaborative care programs providing coordinated psychological and psychiatric support for individuals with significant or ongoing mental health needs. Care is guided by clinical assessment and an agreed care plan, with psychologists and psychiatrists maintaining clearly defined professional responsibilities and practising within their respective scopes of practice.
Psychological care
Psychologists provide psychological assessment, clinical formulation, psychotherapy, psychoeducation, behavioural interventions, adherence support, coping strategies, and recovery-focused psychological care.
Psychiatric care
Appropriately registered psychiatrists provide psychiatric assessment, diagnosis within their professional scope, medical management, and medication-related clinical decisions. Psychiatric care is provided as part of the agreed collaborative care plan.
Coordinated care
Psychologists and psychiatrists coordinate relevant aspects of care through appropriate professional communication and consent. Each professional retains responsibility for the services within their respective scope, ensuring that psychological and psychiatric care remain distinct, complementary, and clinically coordinated.
Professional Scope & Collaborative Care
The Healing Table provides psychology-led care coordinated with psychiatric services where clinically appropriate and included in the agreed care plan. Psychologists provide psychological assessment, formulation, psychotherapy, psychoeducation, and psychological interventions within their professional scope. Appropriately registered psychiatrists provide psychiatric assessment, medical management, and medication-related clinical decisions within their professional scope. Collaborative care involves coordination between these distinct professional roles and does not mean that their responsibilities are interchangeable.
The services above serve individuals & families · The services below serve organizations & communities
Corporate & Community Mental Health Programs
Evidence-informed mental health programs supporting healthier workplaces, schools, institutions, families, and communities.
These programs are designed for organizations, institutions, schools, faith-based organizations, NGOs, community groups, and other organizational clients. The organization or institution is the client, and programs are delivered at the organizational, group, or community level.
How Our Programs Are Delivered
Psychology-led by default. Programs are delivered by appropriately qualified psychology professionals and focus on psychological education, prevention, wellbeing, skills development, and appropriate support and referral pathways.
Collaborative care where appropriate. Where clinically or programmatically indicated, additional input from an appropriately registered psychiatrist may be incorporated into the agreed program scope. Psychologists and psychiatrists maintain distinct professional responsibilities and provide services within their respective professional scopes.
Individual clinical needs. Where an individual requires assessment, psychotherapy, psychiatric assessment, medical management, or other individualized care, appropriate referral or transition to the relevant professional service is made.
Corporate Mental Health & Workplace Wellbeing
Community Mental Health Programs
Individual Therapy vs Workplace Programs
In Individual Therapy, the individual is the client — workplace stress, burnout, conflict, occupational anxiety, and difficult working conditions are all addressed there. In the Workplace Mental Health & Wellness Program, the organization is the client, and the focus is organizational wellbeing, education, prevention, resilience, and group-level support.
A Structured Pathway to the Right Level of Care
A clear, tiered framework for individual clinical care — from focused psychological support to coordinated psychiatric and psychological stabilization.
Clinical Services
Focused psychological care, assessment, consultation, and therapy for individuals and couples.
Specialized & Preventive Programs
Structured psychological interventions designed for specific clinical, behavioral, developmental, or situational needs.
Integrated Stabilization & Recovery
Coordinated psychological and psychiatric support for individuals requiring intensive or ongoing care.
Therapy Formats
These are delivery formats for individual clinical care, chosen to support each client's safety, comfort, and continuity of treatment.
Format
Virtual Therapy
Secure online therapy sessions accessible from anywhere in Kenya.
Format
In-Home Therapy
Confidential therapy delivered within the comfort and privacy of the client's home.
Format
Onsite Therapy
Psychological care delivered at a client's workplace, institution, or other agreed setting. This is a delivery format for individual clinical care, distinct from Corporate Mental Health Programs.
Who We Support
We support individuals, couples, families, and organizations across a range of psychological, emotional, behavioral, and organizational needs.
Adolescents & Adults
- Anxiety and chronic stress
- Depression and mood instability
- Trauma and emotional dysregulation
- Grief and bereavement
- Burnout and workplace-related distress
- Newly diagnosed mental health conditions
- Medication adherence challenges
- Adolescent behavioral concerns
Couples & Families
- Communication difficulties and recurring conflict
- Emotional disconnection and trust concerns
- Parenting and family wellbeing
- Supporting a loved one with a diagnosis
Organizations & Workplaces
- Employee wellbeing and resilience
- Burnout prevention and psychological safety
- Leadership and executive wellbeing
- Critical incident response
Schools & Universities
- Student wellbeing and mental health literacy
- Teacher and parent capacity-building
- Behavioural and referral frameworks
Community & Faith-Based Organizations
- Community mental health awareness
- Stigma reduction and help-seeking
- Peer-support and referral structures
How Therapy Works
A clear, considered pathway from first request to ongoing therapeutic care. This process applies to individual clinical care; organizations follow a separate enquiry and proposal process.
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Request an Appointment
Submit a confidential request to begin the intake process.
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Consultation
An initial conversation to clarify needs, service fit, and next steps.
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Initial Assessment
A first clinical session to understand presenting concerns and history.
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Assessment & Treatment Planning
Clinical assessment informs a structured, personalized treatment plan.
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Ongoing Therapy & Review
Continued therapeutic care, monitoring, and review of progress.
Choosing the Right Service
Short answers to the questions asked most often about scope, cost, and delivery format.
- What is the difference between Individual Therapy and a Workplace Mental Health Program?
- In Individual Therapy the individual is the client and workplace stress, burnout, and occupational anxiety are addressed personally. In a Workplace Mental Health Program the organization is the client and delivery is at a group or organizational level.
- How much does the Household Employee Psychological Suitability Assessment cost?
- Current fees for this assessment are listed on the Pricing page. It is offered In-Home and Onsite only.
- Is Crisis Management & Coping Strategies an emergency response service?
- No. It is a structured short-term psychological intervention. In an emergency call 999 or 112, contact Befrienders Kenya, or go to the nearest emergency department.
- Which delivery formats are available?
- Virtual sessions online, In-Home sessions at the client's residence, Onsite sessions at an agreed professional setting, and Hybrid delivery for longer integrated programs.
- How is organizational pricing determined?
- Prices shown for corporate and community programs are starting prices. Final pricing depends on organization size, participant numbers, duration, location, professional team composition, materials, reporting, and overall scope.
Begin Your Mental Health Support Journey
Individual clients and organizational clients each have their own entry point — choose the one that fits your needs.