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SUMMARY:Accredited Islamic Counselling Level 2
DESCRIPTION:The first stage in our progression route. Ends 22nd January
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SUMMARY:Muslim Mental Health Today
DESCRIPTION:“do not despair of Allah’s mercy” (Quran 39:53) \n \nThe SFH Foundation is hosting a conversation on\nMuslim Mental Health Today \nhttps://youtu.be/DV5DdyQDwhg\n26th August\n12pm South Africa\n11am UK  \nBetween Muna Bilgrami\, Yaquta Morton\, Sabnum Dharamsi and Abdullah Maynard \nThis pilot podcast explores the dimensions of mental health\, Islam and spirituality.\nThe current Covid pandemic period has brought a huge rise in the frequency and intensity of mental health issues – such as anxiety and depression. Our intention is to start a conversation by mapping out what mental health and spirituality may mean in 2021 during a pandemic for people of faith. \nSome of the topics we will be covering are:\nWhat is mental health? Naming the prevalent issues of our time including: trauma anxiety and depression\nIntersections of religion\, race\, gender and spirituality with mental health\nGuilt and shame\nSpiritual Bypassing\nPainful emotions and how to be with them\nTraditional and emerging modalities for healing \nPlease note that we will not be addressing severe\, clinical stages of mental health. \nIf you have questions which you would like to put forward during the course of the podcast\, we will try to address them in a series of future podcasts. Your collaboration will help us create useful discussions that will insha’allah benefit all the listeners. \nThe participants \nFacilitating this conversation is Muna who is completing a PhD on a contemporary Sufi master and his students\, and has a background in publishing books on Islam\, radio broadcasting and teaching. \nBased in Sweden\, Yaquta is a great-grandmother\, and retired community health educator specializing in Traditional Chinese Medicine\, QiGung\, permaculture design and self-care. \nSabnum has spent a lifetime raising awareness around mental health\, previously in the drugs and alcohol fields\, race and social justice\, HIV and AIDs\, sex and relationships and holistic/spiritual well-being at the individual\, community and research/strategic level. For many years now her primary focus is the development and teaching of accredited Islamic Counselling in Britain\, the first courses of their kind. \nWith an extensive background in psychology and humanistic counselling\, Abdullah has worked with NGOs and in the public sector with a number of central government departments in the UK. Abdullah wrote the 2007 Muslim Mental Health Scoping Report for the Department of Health and Social Care and is also the chairperson of the Lateef Project\, a major Islamic counselling service whose work includes serving NHS key workers.
URL:https://islamiccounselling.info/event/muslim-mental-health-today/
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