27 May, 2025
Many women in Saudi Arabia always feel stressed, sad, or tired. Some cry often. Others stay quiet and hide how they feel. They smile on the outside but are hurt on the inside. Many of them don’t know who to talk to.
Therapy is when you talk to someone who listens—a person trained to understand your feelings. But in the past, it was hard for women here to go to therapy. There was fear, shame, or just no time. Some thought it was only for people who were “crazy.” But that’s wrong.
Now, things are changing.
Online therapy is simple. You can talk to a therapist using your phone, tablet, or laptop. You don’t need to drive anywhere. You don’t have to wait in a clinic. You can do it from your room. Or even from your car. That makes it easier for many women.
The therapist can be a woman too, and she may speak Arabic. That helps people feel safe and heard. You can have a video call, phone call, or even just chat by text.
Women here have busy lives. They take care of kids, family, jobs, and everything in between. Sometimes, they forget to take care of themselves. But with online therapy, they don’t need to wait. They can choose the time that works best.
It’s also private. No one needs to know. No one sees you walk into a clinic. It feels safe.
Many women said they started sleeping better after just a few sessions. Some said they didn’t cry every day anymore. Others said they finally felt like themselves again.
One woman said, “I didn’t think talking to someone would help. But I felt lighter after the first session. Like I could breathe again.”
If you feel low, tired, or anxious a lot, that’s okay. You are not alone. You’re not weak. You’re not broken. Your human.
It’s okay to ask for help.
You can book a mental health consultation appointment now. It’s easy. And it might help more than you think. You don’t have to figure everything out alone.
Online therapy for women in Saudi Arabia is helping more women every day. They are feeling better. Stronger. Happier.
If you’re reading this and wondering if you should try it, maybe this is your sign.
Take one small step. Book a mental health appointment now. You deserve to feel okay.