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Online therapy from the USA

Arabic-speaking therapist in the USA, online

In many US cities, it is hard to find a therapist who speaks Arabic and understands your culture and family. On Shezlong you talk to an Arab psychologist or psychiatrist, in Arabic or English, in a private video session from any state.

Choose your therapist from the list below, read about their experience and specialties, then book a time shown in your time zone.

Who online therapy in the USA suits

Arabs in the US come to us for many reasons, including:

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  • Wanting a therapist who understands Arab culture and family without a long explanation.
  • Second-generation Arab Americans living between their parents' culture and the one around them.
  • The pressure of immigration, work and being far from family.
  • Parents who want support raising teenagers in a different culture.

How to start online therapy from the USA

  1. Find a therapist

    Browse the list and filter by specialty, language, gender or the therapist's country.

  2. Read their profile

    See their experience, specialties and client reviews before you book.

  3. Pick a time

    Times are shown in your local time zone, and you can change it.

  4. Pay online

    Pay by card. The session price is shown before you pay.

  5. Join your session

    A video call from your phone or computer, wherever you feel comfortable.

Not sure who to choose? Answer a few short questions and we'll suggest therapists.

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Session prices

Session times in your time zone

The US has several time zones, from the East Coast to the West. Times are shown in the time zone you choose, and you can change it when you book.

Many therapists live in the Middle East, so because of the time difference you may find morning times that suit you before work.

Psychologist or psychiatrist?

A psychologist or therapist helps through talk therapy: understanding what you feel and learning practical ways to cope. A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can also assess whether medication may help.

If you're not sure, start with a psychologist. They will tell you if seeing a psychiatrist would help.

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Free psychological tests

Answer a few questions privately and see your result straight away, with no account needed. A result is not a diagnosis, but it can help you decide whether to talk to a therapist.

What Our Clients Are Saying

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she is the BESTTTT
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Perfect! She is a good listener and super friendly 🥹
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8 hours ago
The session was very helpful for me
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10 hours ago
I'd like to share my feedback about Dr. Sara she's very genuine and talented to make your dilemmas faded
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11 hours ago
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12 hours ago
Wow perfect session 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
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Common questions

Can I book despite the big time difference?

Yes. Times are shown in your time zone, so you pick what suits you without working out the difference yourself.

Can my sessions be in English?

Yes. Many therapists speak Arabic and English, which suits anyone who prefers English or likes to mix the two.

Is online therapy confidential?

Yes. Each session is a private video call between you and your therapist, and therapists are bound by professional confidentiality. You can join from wherever you feel comfortable.

How do I pay from the USA?

You pay online by card when you book, and the session price is shown before you pay.

Do I need a referral?

No. You can book directly with the therapist you choose.

If you are in danger right now

If you have thoughts of harming yourself or are in danger now, call 911. You can also call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, free and open day and night.

Online sessions are not an emergency service, so don't wait for your appointment.

Mental health emergency resources

Ready to talk to someone?

Choose your therapist and book your first session online.

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