Tatzmichu provides subsidized therapy services to seminary girls living in Israel. The organization enables young women to access professional mental health care during their seminary year, a period often marked by transition, emotional growth, and personal challenges. All therapy arrangements are coordinated in Israel, with services tailored specifically for the needs of seminary-aged students.

The organization partners with licensed therapists and offers financial support to reduce the cost of therapy, making it more accessible for students who might otherwise be unable to afford consistent treatment. Tatzmichu ensures that girls receive care from professionals who are sensitive to the seminary environment and the religious lifestyle of their clients. The therapy is confidential and individualized, focusing on emotional stability, trauma support, anxiety, and other mental health concerns.

Tatzmichu also works with school staff and rabbanim to ensure that the therapy remains aligned with each girl’s spiritual growth and life goals. The organization facilitates the entire process—from intake to therapist placement—helping students receive appropriate care without logistical burden or stigma. The goal is to help young women thrive during their year in Israel and return home emotionally stronger and more prepared for the next stages of life.