We have launched the new Diip website at www.diip.org.

The project was privately tested for a month before launch. We are now opening it in stages, starting with the public website. The older website will remain available at legacy.diip.org for now (but will be non-functional for bookings).

The previous website did the basic job: it told people who we were and how to book. This launch gives us a more complete public home, and introduces several parts of Diip online for the first time.

We are introducing fuller service pages, so people can see what each service is for, how care usually begins, and what to expect before they contact us. We are also introducing more detailed clinician profiles, with qualifications, clinical focus, services, and availability in one place.

We are also launching condition pages and self-assessment tools. These are there to help people orient themselves. We are keeping this section limited to areas we actively treat, rather than turning it into a generic directory of every diagnosis.

With this launch, we are also introducing the Diip Gazette: a place for articles, research updates, and longer writing on mental health, therapy, psychiatry, neurodiversity, and the social context around care.

The Gazette is where we hope the community part of this work can start taking shape. Therapists and mental-health professionals from across Pakistan are welcome to contribute, especially on subjects that are underrepresented and deserve wider discussion online.

Diip Portal is next. It will bring self-bookings and other client tools into the same system, so beginning and continuing care should become less dependent on back-and-forth messages.

You can explore the new website at www.diip.org. If something is unclear, missing, or hard to use, please let us know.