Islamic counselling is centred in the understanding that people matter; as such it is deeply spiritual and therefore personal. There are many different models of counselling, and even different versions of Islamic Counselling, but our Islamic counselling is based on the truth that there is more to human beings than what's on the surface. We look out for your deeper spiritual centre, found in every newborn human, called the fitra. Painful experiences and the pressures of life can block out or dull the fitra. Islamic guidance and counselling is designed to help the individual to find their own fitra, to hear their inner voice, by clearing the veils that so easily cloud our hearts, allowing the light of clarity to shine.
Self-knowledge is important when seeking out the fitra. Our Islamic counselling courses focus on learning not to judge nor give advice on fiqh (legal dos and don'ts) but to work with clients to help them reach their highest potential.
Islamic Counsellors are trained to recognise that opening up to another person isn’t easy, and to develop sabr (dynamic resilience) that permits them to work at the right pace for each client. We help our clients to realise that although life can hurt, we must listen to the messages of our hearts, because that is where our deepest consciousness lies. A heart that is listened to is a heart that is alive and awake to life’s possibilities, to healing and to truth.
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