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Online Group Islamic Psychology Supervision

Ihsaan offers Islamic supervision, creating a safe and supportive space to explore concepts within Islamic psychology. Sessions are centred on reflection, shared learning and guidance, spporting your growth as both a practitioner and in your spiritual wellbeing.

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WELCOME TO IHSAAN

Therapeutic Services for Mind, Heart and Body.

Ihsaan is a specialist service providing psychological therapies that are grounded in, and aligned with, an Islamic understanding of the self. Our approach integrates Islamic principles with evidence-based psychological therapies, offering care that is both clinically effective and spiritually attuned.

We are a team of qualified Muslim practitioners from a range of disciplines, including clinical psychology, psychotherapy, and counselling. We are committed to delivering ethical, culturally sensitive, and faith-informed support. Where appropriate, we also offer referral pathways to trusted Raqis and Hakeems.

Ihsaan is supported by a professional advisory board, including experts in mental health, clinical supervision, and Islamic scholarship. The board provides guidance and oversight to ensure high standards in clinical practice and service delivery.

Our Courses

Begin Your Learning Journey Today

These courses are designed by counsellors and therapists for counsellors and therapists who specialise in Islamic psychology either provided face to face or online. Islamic psychology integrates Islamic principles with psychology to provide a faith based approach to mental health along with other services such as peer support and supervision.

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Islamic Psychology Level 1

Provides a understanding of human psychology and mental health from a Islamic paradigm

Islamic Psychology Level 2

Builds on level 1 with more teaching around clinical application

Consultation Prices

Make an Appointment

Self Referral

£50

initial assessment

  • £40 follow up therapy session
  • Separate charge for any letters
  • Comprehensive psychological report and opinion
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GP Referral

£50

Initial assessment

  • £40 follow up therapy session
  • Separate charge for any letters
  • Comprehensive psychological report and opinion
GET STARTED

Consultation

£50

Initial assessment

  • £40 follow up therapy session
  • Separate charge for any letters
  • Comprehensive psychological report and opinion
GET STARTED

The Process

What to Expect During Your First Assesment Appointment...

Recognising and seeking assistance for a mental health illness can be stressful, but it is critical that you do. A psychiatrist can make an accurate diagnosis and recommend treatment options. They are specialists in their profession, with up-to-date knowledge of studies, drugs, and other treatment options that can benefit you.

Book a Consultation

We offer one-to-one consultations both face to face and online with a qualified member – click here to refer yourself, We will send you a email, with dates and time for your appointment

Attend your Consultation

At our office in Bradford or via a Zoom link. We offer morning, afternoon and evening appointments

What happens next?

After your assessment appointment, the therapist will discuss with you your options for therapy

“I couldn’t understand what I had gone through and I knew a secular therapist would not be able to help me apart from just providing me with some CBT for my mental health symptoms”

“The grounding of the faith in the therapy sessions. The context of the soul, heart and prayer was crucial when understanding calamities and how to overcome them and grow beyond them”

“I find it difficult when my therapist doesn’t seek to understand the nuances in my ethnicity/heritage and upbringing. Socio-economic class also impacts our personal experiences and I feel certain ethnic groups are stereotyped into a ‘lower/deprived class’ which again isn’t helpful at an individual level.”

If you have any questions, concerns, or comments about Ihsaan, please complete the short contact form.





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    Phone: 07568 977515
    Email: info@ihsaan.org.uk

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    119 Little Horton Ln,
    Bradford BD5 0HT

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