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1. americanethnologist.org › online-contentFraming of and Caring for Dementia in Arab-Muslim Communities

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   Looking at the fatwas related to dementia, we can identify some of the key concerns related to the topic that arise from Muslim communities in the Arab region. People want to understand and be reassured about how dementia is framed within the official healthcare system.

2. www.futurelearn.com › info › coursesMuslim experiences of dementia - FutureLearn

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   • Care For The Elderly in The Quran and Hadith
   • Recommendations For Dementia-Care from Islamic Scholars
   • Experiences of Care-Giving Families
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   Older people in Muslim societies are often considered a source of spiritual blessing, religious faith, and wisdom. Love and care for the elderly is seen as a source of spiritual reward (Daher-Nashif et al. 2021). The Quran includes commandments around the duty to respect and care for parents (Meri Yaadain website; Suleman et al. 2019; Daher-Nashif ...

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   treating them with respect, mercy, preference and dignity, friendliness and concern, turning a blind eye to the older adult’s mistakes and supporting them financially

   reminding them about prayer

   greeting, sitting with, talking to and reading verses from the Quran to them

   being patient and answering their questions and respectfully listening to their repeated stories

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   a test from God

   a punishment from God that would ease punishment on the Day of Judgment

   a present from God that would guarantee paradise on the Day of Judgment.

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   Daher-Nashif et al. (2021) recommend that practitioners should learn about how Muslims understand mental health problems among older adults as this may improve engagement with mental health support services by those living with dementia and their caregivers. They also suggest that sources of religious authority, like imams, can helpfully promote me...

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   For dementia support, contact Meri Yaadain Visit the Alzheimer’s Societywebsite for support and advice

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3. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blog‎3 Things You Should Know About Muslim Mental Health

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   Jan 9, 2023 · Given the rise of Islamophobia in the United States, professionals and counselors should keep these three obstacles in mind to provide culturally sensitive therapy to Muslim clients.

4. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsDelivering a culturally adapted therapy for Muslim clients ...

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   Apr 12, 2019 · Therapists and supervisors at Touchstone, Leeds have been trained to deliver the culturally adapted approach, which supports Muslim clients who choose to use ‘positive religious coping’ as a resource for health.

   • Author: Ghazala Mir, Ruqayyah Ghani, Shaista Meer, Gul Hussain

   • Publish Year: 2019

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 367238697Addressing Mental Health Through Islamic Counselling: A Faith ...

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   Jan 18, 2023 · Abstract. The chapter provides evidence of the efficacy of Islamic counselling, a faith-based therapeutic model developed in the 1990s. This evidence is from a long-term evaluation.

6. www.psychiatry.org › Working-with-Muslim-PatientsWorking with Muslim Patients - Psychiatry.org

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   Learn more about how cultural differences affect the mental health treatment and outcomes for treating Muslim patients experiencing mental illness.

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   Can a Muslim therapist help with depression?

   • For Muslim clients, such therapies have also resulted in earlier improvements in depressive symptoms (Hook et al., 2010). Psychotherapy and religious teachings can therefore be seen as complementary rather than competing approaches to overcoming depression (Wright and Basco, 2001).

   Delivering a culturally adapted therapy for Muslim clients with

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   Is adapted psychotherapy suitable for Muslim patients?

   • A pilot study of adapted BA for Muslim clients from diverse ethnic backgrounds and sects found the adapted therapy was acceptable to patients and therapists and feasible in Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) settings (Mir et al., 2015).

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   Can a psychiatrist help a Muslim patient?

   • By building connections and cooperation between the spiritual and physical aspects of healing and recovery, psychiatrists can improve both quality of care and quality of life for Muslim Americans. American Psychiatric Association. 2019. " Treating Muslims ."

   Psychiatry.org - Working with Muslim Patients

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   How can I support people living with dementia?

   • The Meri Yaadain website offers the following recommendations around support for people living with dementia: people living with dementia should maintain a regular routine as far as possible, including keeping up with regular prayer and taking part in religious occasions.

   Muslim experiences of dementia - FutureLearn

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   Should a Muslim client see a psychologist?

   • Moreover, conservative Muslims may visit Muslim clerics when seeking help for psychological challenges, while liberals may prefer seeing a psychologist. Therefore, counselors should note whether the Muslim client is a liberal or conservative because that will have real implications for therapy.

   ‎3 Things You Should Know About Muslim Mental Health

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8. www.psychologytoday.com › au › blogThe Varieties of Religious Therapy: Islam - Psychology Today

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   Sep 29, 2011 · A client's core values in religion and spirituality can form a central focus in human life, so understanding and knowing this should be used by the clinician as a resource to aid therapy.