About Mielenreitti
Mielenreitti helps people in Finland find the right kind of mental-health help: free and public options first, with what each step costs and the languages it is offered in.
Who runs it
Mielenreitti is run by Amir Ghari in Helsinki. It is free to use, it carries no advertising, and no service pays to be listed or to be shown first.
Why it exists
Help in Finland is spread across public health centres, student and occupational health, Kela, charities and private practices, each with its own rules, costs and languages. Mielenreitti puts them on one path, so that a person can see what fits before they start calling around.
How routing decisions are made
Fixed rules, not artificial intelligence. Each rule says in plain words why it points where it does, so a clinician can read it and sign it off. The same answers always give the same result.
A result shows two or three fitting steps in order, lightest first, with what each costs. You choose; Mielenreitti does not pick one for you. A crisis answer opens the crisis lines before anything else. Your answers stay on your device.
Who has reviewed it
Mielenreitti gives guidance, not a diagnosis. The routing rules were reviewed by Yasin Najafizadegan, PhD (licensed outside Finland); a review by a Finland-registered psychologist is in progress.
Contact
Questions and suggestions: hello@mielenreitti.fi
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