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Learn how can a Muslim mental health therapist help in finding inner peace. Explore 10 practical tips rooted in Islamic principles.
We draw on a variety of treatment methods to support clients with a variety of challenges including, but not limited to depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Addiction/substance use, grief, and anger management.
RESOURCES FOR THERAPISTS WHO AREN'T MUSLIM, BUT HAVE MUSLIM CLIENTS. We have compiled a list of helpful academic articles and other articles you can read to increase your understanding and awareness of Muslims, Islam and the clinical considerations and implications when working with Muslim clients. We have divided the list of articles by topic.
- Avoid Assumptions
- Pay Special Attention to Building Rapport
- Understand The Role of Religion
- Understand The Roles of Family and Community
It is not expected that you know everything about Muslims. However, it is helpful to have basic information which can help you avoid making inaccurate assumptions .
As therapists, we know that building rapport is our most important step in beginning the process of therapy. However, with Muslim clients, it is even more critical to pay special attention to the relationship.
Though not all Muslims practice their religion, many Muslims do consider their religion significant to them. Research shows that Muslims are more likely to rate religion as important in their lives (an average 88% versus an average of 69% of the general population) . Therefore, it is important to understand how the client relates to their religion ...
As with other cultures, the roles of family and community are important to Muslims. You will want to understand how the family supports the client as well as where there may be room to improve relationships. The definition of family may include those outside the traditional nuclear family. Therefore, it may be helpful to ask, “Who are the important...
The good news is that with the help of a compassionate, culturally responsive, and experienced Muslim therapist, you can focus on your therapeutic journey without the added burden of having to repeatedly explain your values, beliefs, and cultural nuances.
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Jan 19, 2021 · Given the increasing Muslim population in Canada, professionals providing counselling services are encouraged to consider the application of multicultural and social justice counselling competencies when working with Muslim clients.
