Muslims In Psychology Collective
A community of aspiring, trainee, and qualified Muslim psychological therapists.
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Join the Collective
We are a community of UK Muslim psychological therapists, across all levels of training and modalities who have identified a need to create a space for Muslim voices within psychology.
The collective is for anyone who self-identifies as Muslim and is currently studying or training as a psychological therapist.
If you self-identify as Muslim and would like to join, please click the link below!
"The heart is at the centre and connected to it is the mind, body, soul, and emotions." - Ibn Hamid Al-Ghazali
A prominent Muslim scholar who contributed to early Islamic scholarship on mental health.
Our Aims
Disseminate research and share resources pertaining to our communities.
Discuss our experiences and topical issues within our communities.
Help others navigate professional psychology through advice and guidance (Mentoring Scheme TBA).
Raise the voices of others within our community.
Ilm al Nafs
Ilm al Nafs (the knowledge of the self) was a term used by some classical scholars when they referred to in their discussions of mental and spiritual health.
Ilm al Nafs is a series of monthly articles authored by members of our community. The articles are carefully crafted to provide insights into a broad range of topics that are of significance to our communities.
Articles can be submitted for consideration by contacting us.
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