Are you struggling?
Do you need to talk to someone?
Our community is here to listen and support you, without any judgment.
ABOUT US
Founded in 2023 Bejinietna is an independent, non-denominational, inclusive support community by women for women offering solidarity with a shared purpose: to support each member in managing or overcoming challenges around mental health.
We provide a practical solutions-based community creating a safe space in which women can achieve their common goal through a shared experience of resilience and hope. All meetings are free of charge.
Bejnietna is a FIDEM Foundation initiative.
our vision
Bejnietna is open to all women who seek assistance and support, without any judgment. We are committed to ensure that the community is inclusive, diverse, equitable, and accessible. It is an autonomous organisation with no affiliation to any religious or political groupings. Bejnietna will remain forever non-professional and has no opinion on any outside matters, causes or controversies.
Do I have mental Health issues?
Anxiety. Stress. Depression. Isolation. Mental health affects us all but sometimes it takes over our life affecting our behaviour, relationships, work performance, leaving us unable to function as we would like to.
DO YOU FEEL WITHDRAWN AND WANT TO ISOLATE?
ARE YOU USING MIND- AND MOOD-ALTERING SUBSTANCES TO ESCAPE/CHANGE HOW YOU FEEL?
DO YOU FIND YOURSELF INVOLVED IN COMPULSIVE AND OBSESSIVE BEHAVIOURS?
DO YOU FEEL RESTLESS, IRRITABLE OR DISCONTENTED BY LIFE?
DO YOU HAVE SUICIDAL THOUGHTS?
DO YOU FEEL YOUR LIFE LACKS PURPOSE?
DO YOU FEEL YOU HAVE TO PUT ON AN ACT FOR OTHERS?
ARE YOU OFTEN CONSUMED WITH ANGER/RAGE?
ARE YOU TIRED AND EXHAUSTED OF BEING TIRED AND EXHAUSTED?
"The first meeting was difficult. I was incredibly nervous and I wasn’t sure I was even capable."
"Having a space in which I can truly express how I am feeling without ridicule or judgement has transformed my life."
“connecting with other women who struggle with the same challenges as me has given me alot of strength and hope.”