Nurturing Spiritual Growth and Healing
Find purpose and hope through our Islamic counseling services.
Find purpose and hope through our Islamic counseling services.
Our Muslim Chaplain is trained in Islamic Trauma Healing & Spiritual Counseling, our mission is to provide compassionate support rooted in the Islamic Tradition. We aim to help individuals rebalance their lives and nurture their relationships through meaningful guidance.
We offer diverse and compassionate spiritual care to clients and their families in accordance with one’s beliefs.
The death of a loved one can be devastating. Bereavement groups or individual sessions support mourners through an emotionally challenging time, before and after a loss.
Gratitude is an attitude of thankfulness and appreciation for the blessings in one's life. It is a key aspect of many faiths and can help cultivate a positive mindset and outlook on life. Practicing gratitude can also improve mental and physical health.
Islam has a rich tradition of mysticism that emphasizes the inner, spiritual dimension of Islam and seeks to achieve a deeper understanding of Allah and the universe. Practices such as meditation, chanting and contemplating signs in nature to connect with the divine.
The process of the greater struggle involves learning to relate to the Reality, the Truth, the Supreme Being, God (Theoethics) and nature in all of its divinely created form in a balanced and fair way. This learning process begins by knowing who we are, knowing "self", and becoming conscious of our "place" in the universe.
Beginning with the "self", we will learn the importance of using reason to control our desires (Psychoethics); then the use of balanced reasoning in our relations with others (Socioethics) and in our relation to Reality (Theoethics). At the level of Psychoethics, it means to be centered; it means we are able to use a balanced reason to control our "passions". At the level of Socioethics it means as spiritual warriors we deal with others in a fair and just manner, putting others and their needs before our own needs. In regard to our relationship with Reality, it means "to put things in their proper place", "to accept Reality as Trust-Giver and we as trustee". Based on research of the late Dr. Laleh Bakhtiar.
Kick off your journey with a clear overview of the program and enjoy a meaningful first conversation with your small group.
Clarify your parenting values in your first deep-dive reflection exercise. Connect deeply with parents in your group as you share together.
Notice where your core parenting values thrive and where you struggle. Practice a powerful self-compassion exercise with your small group.
Learn how to create a non-reactive space for your kids to explore their spirituality with two mindfulness strategies taught live by a guest teacher.
Dive into a powerful text to understand what beauty and pain from your own childhood inform your spiritual life today. Choose what to hold onto and what to let go of.
What is “sacred” in your life? Explore how to take everyday sacred moments seriously and build a rhythm of family life that strengthens the sacred, however you define it.
Draw on your small group’s wisdom to work on a specific pain point in your family life.
Celebrate completing this course by creating your family’s ritual calendar and enjoy hearing the affirmation of parents in your group as you give thanks for each other.
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those who believe and whose hearts find comfort in the remembrance of Allah. Surely in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find comfort 13:28
Care sessions are confidential and not intended to be mental health therapy. Sessions which may require anything additional in resource, whether appropriate therapy or more in-depth religious insight and opinion will be referred out.
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