It’s okay to have questions before you begin.

Zenurture is a place to understand mental-health support, explore resources and find verified therapist information when you are ready.

Yes. The service is being designed for people in Bangladesh, Bangladeshis living abroad and people from other backgrounds. Therapist availability can depend on location.

Therapist profiles will clearly show the languages each person speaks, including Bangla and English where applicable.

You can compare verified background, languages, areas of work, session format and the therapist’s own introduction before deciding.

You can use optional guided matching on Zenurture without creating an account. You are also free to keep reading and decide later.

It is usually a conversation about what brought you there, what you want help with and whether you feel comfortable continuing. You control what you share.

Online and in-person availability will be shown on each verified therapist profile.

When you are ready, you can view availability on Zenurture. An account is requested only after you continue with a selected session.

No. You can use the public website and read resources without an account. An account is requested only when needed for an action such as booking.

Zenurture should explain what information is collected, why it is needed and who can access it. Patient information is not displayed publicly.

No. Mood tracking is not part of this booking flow. Zenurture does not automatically share sensitive matching answers with therapists.

If a therapist offers online sessions and it is appropriate for your circumstances, you can join from a private place where you feel comfortable.

Accounts are used for actions such as completing or managing a booking. They are not required for reading, matching, browsing profiles or viewing availability.

Not automatically. Patients decide whether they want to share mood information with a therapist.