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
List of invited Lecturers in Part 1 & Part 2:
- Abeda Ahmad – Relationship Therapist – With a specialist in psychosexual issues in marriage, sex and pornography addiction
- Dr Razia Bhatti – Consultant Clinical Psychologist – Chronic pain management
- Hakim Shahid Bukhari – Hakim (Unani Tibb) – Traditional Medicine
- Dr Samer Dajani – Fiqh Issue
- Imam Shahnawaz Haque – Psychodynamic Psychotherapist – Psychodynamics
- Dr Mahbub Khan – Consultant Clinical Psychologist – OCD, Psychosis and CBT
- Dr Rufus May – Consultant Clinical Psychologist – Psychosis and Hearing voices
- Dr Rabia Malik – Systemic Family Therapist – Family therapist, use of ninety-nine names of Allah and Qur’anic narrative therapy
- Shaykh Saeed Nasser – Integrated Integrative Psychotherapist – Ethic and bereavement counselling
- Sajeda Patel – Child Adolescent Psychotherapist – Child Psychology
- Dr Wali Wardek – Consultant Clinical Psychologist – Complex trauma reactions
- Shaykh Idris Watts – Integrative Psychotherapist – Fundamental Islamic concept, Somatic Therapy