WHO · 11 September 2026
Mental health
Source evidence
Mental wellbeing is shaped by personal, social and structural factors. No single factor predicts an individual’s outcome.
From Karmin’s desk · In early development
Thaya.
A little room for understanding, connection and choice.
An early idea for adult women navigating abuse, difficult experiences and mental wellbeing, before, during and after those experiences.
Mission before money. Core access is intended free. This is a concept, not a launched service, therapy or emergency support.
ThayaA little room to be human.
The heart of it
Before. During. After.
Still a whole person.
The question is not how to fit a woman into a system. It is how to leave room for her context, her pace and her choices.
My books share a curiosity about people and the patterns we carry. Thaya starts with that curiosity, not a claim to clinical expertise.
Explore the booksA tentative path
A future worth taking slowly.
These are planning scenarios, not promised release dates. Safety, specialist oversight, funding and readiness must come before any pilot or wider launch. No completed listening, secured funding or clinical approval is claimed.
2027 or 2028? Readiness comes first.
Q4 2026 · Goals
Shape the mission, identify the questions and plan how to listen responsibly. Listening has not been claimed as completed.
Readiness gates
A clear scope, a safe invitation and a listening plan before discovery begins.
A glimpse, not a service
What might it feel like?
A possible shape, not a working support app. These are sample pages, with no real community or available providers.
Choices stay in this page’s memory. Nothing from this walkthrough is saved or sent.
Concept preview · sample content
Thaya
Start where you are.
What would you like to explore?
Reading, not proof
The research beside the idea.
Research reviewed 11 October 2026. These sources inform questions; they do not validate Thaya or establish that the concept will help.
WHO · 18 June 2026
Violence against women
Source evidence
Violence can include controlling behaviour and psychological harm. Appropriate specialist, survivor-centred responses matter.
WHO · 30 June 2025
Social connection linked to improved health and reduced risk of early death
Source evidence
Social connection is associated with wellbeing. This evidence does not establish that a digital community, or Thaya, would help.
WHO · 9 June 2021
Guidance on community mental health services: promoting person-centred and rights-based approaches
Source evidence
The guidance describes person-centred, rights-based approaches to services. It is not evidence of benefit from an app.
NNEDV Safety Net · 2019
Best Practice Principles
Source evidence
Prioritise informed choice and minimise collected data. The principles discourage programmes from retaining abuse documentation.
UN Women · 2 March 2026
Time Use and Social Inequality: A Gendered Perspective
Source evidence
Findings from ten countries examine unequal time pressures and care responsibilities. They do not describe all women or global prevalence.
Field notes
Notes from an unfinished idea.
The shape of the question
An early concept for before, during and after difficult experiences. Mission before money, with core access intended free.
Less data is a design direction
The journal and vault question stays open. There is no upload demo, health record or diagnostic questionnaire.
A timeline with room to change
2027 and 2028 are planning scenarios. The next step depends on readiness, not a countdown.
Good ideas need thoughtful company.
I’m open to exploratory conversations with potential collaborators and investors. There is no agreed partnership or secured funding. Let’s begin with the questions, not a promise.
Let’s talk about ThayaNo support service is live here. For personal support, seek an appropriate qualified professional or specialist survivor service. If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services when safe to do so.