For Kenyan mental health practitioners
Run your practice.
Not your paperwork.
Clients need you present, not buried in admin.
Session notes pile up. Payments need chasing. Deadlines sneak past.
The paperwork doesn’t stop just because the day is full.
Sahili Mind exists to make running a practice—sahili. Simple.
Running a practice in Kenya asks a lot of you.
Between clients, you’re also expected to be your own accountant, biller and compliance officer.
- A client's M-Pesa payment needs confirming.
- A KRA eTIMS invoice needs generating.
- A CPD renewal deadline is approaching.
- A session note needs writing up before you forget.
- A SHA claim needs to be filed correctly.
None of this is why you trained to become a practitioner.
Practice management should stay out of the way.
The tools you use shouldn’t add to the load of running a practice—they should carry it. We believe compliance, payments and records should work quietly in the background, in a system built for how practice actually happens in Kenya.
That’s the problem we’re here to work on.
One place to run your practice.
Sahili Mind brings client records, scheduling, session notes, M-Pesa payments and compliance into a single, simple system —so you can spend less time on admin and more time with the people you’re there for.
See pricingBuilt around what matters.
Kenya-first
Built around M-Pesa, KRA eTIMS, SHA and the realities of practicing in Kenya—not adapted from software built for somewhere else.
Private by design
Client data is encrypted and access-controlled by default. Mental health carries real stigma—we treat every record accordingly.
Sahili. Simple.
Every feature has to earn its place. Nothing you don't need, nothing that gets in the way of your next client.
You don’t build a practice alone.
Practitioners work within a wider system—clients, colleagues and regulators. We’re building Sahili Mind within a system of our own, alongside the accelerator programs supporting us.
Supported by
This reflects the programs we’re part of while building Sahili Mind—not a claim about scale we haven’t reached yet.
Because your time should go to clients.
Not paperwork.
We’re building Sahili Mind for Kenyan practitioners, one conversation at a time.