MHKF is the only organization solely focused on the intersection of kidney disease and mental health.
Our programs are unlike any other - rooted in the lived experiences of patients and caregivers, informed by clinical expertise, and driven by a deep understanding of the emotional and psychological impact of kidney disease.
This unique approach allows us to create tailored, meaningful support that meets the real mental health needs of the kidney community, needs that have long been overlooked.
We offer virtual mental health therapy built around the real experiences of people living with kidney disease. Whether you're managing chronic kidney disease, navigating dialysis, preparing for a transplant, or coping with a rare kidney condition, our licensed therapists understand the mental and emotional challenges and walk alongside you. We’re here to help you work through fear, anxiety, depression, grief, and medical trauma in a space where you feel seen, heard, and supported.
MHFK’s programs are built around the real-life experiences of kidney patients and their families. From support groups led by kidney-informed therapists to community workshops that focus on coping strategies, relationships, and self-care, every service is created to meet the emotional and psychological needs of the kidney community.
We provide specialized training for licensed therapists to deepen and strengthen their understanding of the emotional and psychological impact of kidney disease. Our training is designed to equip clinicians with the knowledge and skills needed to deliver compassionate, kidney-informed care.
Join our support groups to connect with others who understand what you're going through. Share your experiences, learn from others, and find strength in a supportive community that truly gets the challenges of living with kidney disease.
