17th Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference
17th Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference (2025)
Presented by the Michigan State University Department of Psychiatry
Conference Details
Dates: Friday, April 11th & Saturday, April 12th, 2025
Location: Soho Banquet & Event Center
Metro Detroit, Michigan
Hybrid Event: The conference is a hybrid event, in-person at Soho Banquet and online via Zoom and the Whova App.
Program: The conference program is currently a work in progress. However, the final agenda will be available to attendees via
the Whova Conference App after purchase of registration tickets.
Theme: Building Resilience Through Resistance and Collective Care
This conference will delve into the powerful ways in which social-political, psychological, and/or cultural resistance and collective care intersect to cultivate resilience within Muslim communities.
Amidst the various challenges faced by Muslim communities locally and globally, the concepts of resistance and collective care have become vital pathways to resilience. This year's theme focuses on how these practices—whether through acts of disruption against systemic injustices or through nurturing community bonds—fortify the mental health and well-being of Muslim individuals and communities.
Who should attend?
Mental Health practitioners, religious leaders, faculty, graduate students, and community organizers and members.
Register for the Conference!
Registration opens January 1st, 2025.
Early-Bird Registration: January 1st through February 14th (Price will increase on February 15th)
Final Agenda TBA. Check back here for more updates as we continue to develop the conference program.
Featured Events - More Information Coming Soon!
Friday, April 11th
- Jummah prayer | Timings TBA | Soho Banquet (On-Site)
- Narratives of Pain (a free event) | Timings TBA | Soho Banquet (On-Site)
Saturday, April 12th
- Arts and Culture Event | 7pm - 9pm | Soho Banquet (On-Site)
Support the Conference
MMHC is more than a conference—it’s a catalyst for change, empowerment, and the advancement of cultural psychiatry and global mental health initiatives.
Your generous support helps us advance culturally informed mental health care and create impactful collaborations.
How to Become a Sponsor
Fill out and submit our Sponsor Registration Form by clicking the Link or following the button below.
2025 MMHC Sponsor Brochure.pdf