Reimagining mental health for a changing world
MOBi Consulting designs and implements scalable mental health programs for newcomers affected by forced migration, offering solutions from direct service delivery to high-level technical advising. We support NGOs, nonprofits, and international organizations in building sustainable, trauma informed mental health initiatives—even in low—resource settings without existing programming. Whether developing clinical interventions, integrating mental health and case management into vocational and community programs, or guiding large-scale policy and system design, MOBi equips organizations to meet the growing need of post-migration mental health support.
Consider contract mental health services for newcomers impacted by forced migration--from technical advising and program development to organizational training, to direct care, including counseling, case management, and practicum supervision.--
Carving Out Space for Human Connection
If launching a mental health program right now feels like trying to pedal a popsicle stand in the desert, you're not alone. We've been there, navigated the challenges, and not only sustained programs but expanded them. Our team of consultants, clinicians, and advocates has the expertise to support your program's current needs and help it grow.
Welcome
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স্বাগতম
Bienvenido
Karibu
2025 mobi
Moving into our third year, with over 25+ years of combined experience, we're expanding our impact with AI-driven interpretation and translation, integrating the technology into clinical services, helping us to define and further capture clinical phenomena for clients and optimize program development planning for the organizations working in the humanitarian sector. Looking forward to working with our partners in 2025!
MOBI
Moving Out Beyond Imagination
"The MOBI team assisted in the interviewing and selecting of two clinical staff, who are highly qualified and are providing amazing services to clients. I have utilized structures developed by MOBI including development of an internship program, high risk protocols, and client documents and forms, which they have vetted and utilized in their own program. This has saved me countless time and avoided delays in program implementation. The MOBI team developed training materials for future staff onboarding, which will create continuity of training."
--Associate Director of Mental Health,
Church World Services
Houston, TX 2023
Focus in our Work
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To raise awareness about the cumulative toll that rigid antiquated oppressive work cultures have on individuals, organizations, and communities. We collaborate to uncover the interwoven effects these experiences have on employees and the programs they serve, and we are dedicated to finding new work-life balance and compensation formula solutions for organizations. Our aim is to promote genuine health and vitality throughout the organizations we work with, serving as a guiding light in the creation of programs that foster resilience and holistic well-being for employees and clients alike.
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To advocate for and deliver innovative solutions for the development of mental health care programs tailored to the unique needs of entities working with refugees and asylum seekers. We strive to empower these organizations with effective tools, strategies, and resources that promote the mental health and resilience of those they serve.
Mental Health Program Development Consulting Feedback 2024
Chaundra and Kristina were such a joy to work with and I'm hopeful we can utilize their services and expertise in the future :)
- Melanie G.
Clinician Training Feedback 2024
The effectiveness of the training and support provided was amazing. I felt heard, encouraged and supported by my trainer as she helped to navigate through trials and tribulations.
-Chelsea S.
Site Images created in AI -- inspired by Majid Adin:
In his own interpretation of Elton John’s iconic hit, Iranian filmmaker and refugee Majid Adin reimagines “Rocket Man” to tell a new story of adventure, loneliness and hope.
We are all forced migrants on the moon--
