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Working with Crisis and Trauma from an Isl¿mic Perspective provides a holistic framework and treatment methods for working with trauma and crises, framed within an Isl¿mic Psychology paradigm.
List of contents
1. Crisis, Trauma, and Their Impact on Health 2. Muslim Experiences and Responses to Trauma 3. Healing Solutions from the Life of the Prophet Muhammad (¿) and the Prophets (¿¿¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿¿¿) 4. Therapeutic Interventions with Trauma: Contemporary Therapies from an Integrative Perspective 5. Spiritual Interventions in Treating Trauma 6. Healing Beyond Trauma: Journeys to Growth and Resilience 7. Case Studies and Evidence-Based Interventions in Trauma Therapy
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About the author
Zarina Hassem (MA-Psychology-Advanced Diploma in Isl¿mic Psychology), serves as Senior Lecturer at International Open University and Lecturer and research supervisor at IIEMSA- South Africa. She has worked in various community-based organizations as a counselor, psychometrist, workshop presenter and researcher.
Shireen Ismail is a practising psychologist specialising in educational, family, and child psychology. An academic and educator, she holds a Master's degree in Educational Psychology and an Honours degree in Isl¿mic Sciences. As a founder of various humanitarian and community initiatives, she promotes holistic healing, character development, and the integration of faith in action through love, hope, and compassion.
Nabeela Vad Walla is a published author with certifications in nutrition, psychology and neurosciences. She is an advocate for sunnah eating, stress relief and healthy lifestyle choices for mental wellness. She has been in research for over 10 years and counting, and has wellness counselling practices in Johannesburg and Durban, South Africa.
Professor Dr. G. Hussein Rassool is a distinguished academic and professional in Isl¿mic Psychology, holding multiple prestigious roles, including Professor of Isl¿mic Psychology at Charles Sturt University, Australia. He is a Fellow of both the International Association of Isl¿mic Psychology (FIAIP) and the Royal Society of Public Health (FRSPH), and a Trustee Board member of the International Association of Muslim Psychologists. He has authored over 30 books and more than 150 peer-reviewed papers and reviews. In addition to his academic roles, Professor Rassool is a part-time Isl¿mic psychotherapist and serves as a consultant for various international organisations.
