An expansion with great resonance among wellness-oriented followers all across the Kingdom: Bekare, Saudi Arabia's digital-first healthcare platform, is reforming the standard care model by hiring a veteran mental health specialist in Jeddah to its growing network. This expansion sends a message loud and clear: mental wellness was once considered secondary nourishment; it now takes center stage, and finally so.

For a region that once held its discussions around emotional health behind closed doors, this initiative is truly a breath of fresh air. For many women, in particular-who have found themselves walking the tightrope of personal, professional, and societal expectations, the breakthrough really could not have come at a better time.

Shifting the Narrative Around Mental Health
Mental health has taken a major hit toward the turnaround in Saudi Arabia. According to the recent 2023 Saudi National Mental Health Survey, over 34% of Saudi citizens face a diagnosable mental health disorder at some point in their lives. But stigma, coupled with access disparity, continues to keep them untreated.
This is where Bekare is changing the game.

By offering both in-person counseling and online therapy for women in Saudi Arabia, the platform is making it easier than ever to access culturally relevant, judgment-free support. Whether someone prefers a discreet video session or a face-to-face talk with a therapist, the choice is now theirs—and that autonomy is powerful.

Meet the Specialist: Local Expertise, Global Standards
While Bekare is keeping the name under wraps for now, insiders reveal that the newly appointed mental health specialist in Jeddah brings not just a stellar clinical background, but also a deeply empathetic, bilingual approach tailored to Saudi patients. From anxiety and burnout to relationship struggles and postpartum depression, the range of care now available hits right at the heart of what many women and families need today.

It’s this hybrid approach—local insight with global-quality professionalism—that makes Bekare’s latest service expansion stand out.

A Word from the Top
“This isn't just about adding another service. It’s about filling a real gap,” said a senior spokesperson at Bekare. “When women can access online therapy for women in Saudi Arabia from the comfort of home, or visit a trusted clinic in Jeddah without second-guessing themselves—that’s real empowerment. That’s what we stand for.”

Why This Matters: The Jeddah Pulse
Let’s face it—Jeddah’s population is booming, with young professionals, new moms, and working families juggling multiple roles. Yet, access to qualified mental health professionals has remained thin. Bekare’s expansion responds directly to this need by embedding services right where demand is rising fastest.
And it’s not just about crisis care. Preventive support, emotional check-ins, and even workplace wellness initiatives are part of the broader vision.

Mental health is no longer a “nice-to-have”—it’s essential. Bekare is just making it feel like a natural part of your care routine.

All-in-One Wellness, One Tap Away
This is not going to be an isolated window in Bekare's journey toward holistic healthcare. Think of it as your personal care ecosystem: one platform, zero hassle. Scheduling a GP consultation, ordering a home visit that provides elderly care, or pairing an online consultation with a mental health professional in Jeddah—all is handled via the Bekare interface.

And so that person is no longer restricted to basic treatment but is really interested in intuitive care that respects privacy and lifestyle.

About Bekare
Headquartered in Saudi Arabia, Bekare is disrupting healthcare access across the Kingdom using a digital-first patient-centric approach. A complete patient experience is offered by the platform: online consultation, in-clinic visits, home care, wellness, and mental health support, all running on convenience sans compassion.

In line with local values, Bekare is continuously trying to break the standard in health.

Conclusion
This is one part of Bekare's vision to normalize mental wellness in Saudi Arabia. From Gen Z university students feeling the weight of career uncertainty, to mid-career professionals burning out under pressure, the company is building a framework where people feel heard, not judged.

With plans to scale similar services in other major cities—and possibly roll out Arabic-first digital resources—the movement is only just beginning.

Contact Information:
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Website: www.bekare.care
Email: [email protected]
Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia