Healing Relationships Through Islamic Principles and Evidence-Based Practice What is Couples Therapy? Couples therapy is a specialized form of psychotherapy designed to help partners improve
The Silent Crisis in Our Families As a therapist working within Islamic family contexts, I recently encountered a case that exemplifies a crisis many families
Before We Begin: Two People I Want You to Meet The two stories below are composites drawn from patterns I encounter regularly in clinical practice.
The clinical and legal literature on parental alienation almost universally assumes a post-separation context. The frameworks, the assessment tools, the intervention strategies, and the legal
When children remain connected to both parents after the end of a harmful marriage, co-parenting becomes its own ongoing practice, with its own Islamic obligations
Rania had been married to Tariq for five years when two discoveries arrived within the same week. The first was a habit of pornography Tariq
When a breach of trust shatters a marriage, the immediate crisis and revelation are rarely where the true struggle ends. For many couples striving to
One of the most common questions I hear from Muslim clients before they book their first session is this: is it haram to see a
Understanding Marriage Dynamics through Childhood ExperiencesBy Imam Ayman Taher, Registered PsychotherapistAl Iman Family Services (AIFS) – www.aifs.ca In couple therapy, a profound understanding of childhood
As a therapist, I don’t play the role of a judge, nor do I like to judge people. My focus is not on determining who
