Faith Based Psychotherapy

I am currently in training to become an Islamic Psychotherapist under the TIIP Model through Khalil Center. This therapeutic framework combines inherently Islamic approaches of psychotherapy & integration of mainstream interventions.  The foundations of this model are rooted in an Islamic epistemological and ontological framework.

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The practice applications of this model are through techniques that are of two types: 1) inherently Islamic approaches of psychotherapy inspired by the Qur’an, Prophetic Tradition and the traditions of the scholars particularly of the spiritual sciences of taziyah al-nafs such as muraqabah, dua etc. and 2) adaptation and integration of mainstream interventions that are consistent with the foundations and principles of Traditional Islamically Integrated Psychotherapy (TIIP).

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This approach is not a strictly regimented or manualized therapeutic modality but rather provides general theoretical directions and insights on integrating the Islamic spiritual tradition into psychotherapeutic practice. It provides a framework that allows for an integration that is rooted in the Islamic tradition and is an ever-evolving model of care that is continuously developing through ongoing interdisciplinary research. 

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If this is something you would like incorporated in therapy, we can discuss this in our consultation. 

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You can read more about it here.