Counselling
If anyone is looking to get a counselling session booked, please contact any of the organisations on this page, they cover issues from marital issues, parenting problems, family problems and other society issues.
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ISLAM QA
Welcome to Islam Question & Answer! This site aims to provide intelligent, authoritative responses to anyones question about Islam, whether it be from a Muslim or a non-Muslim, and to help solve general and personal social problems. Responses are composed by Sheikh Muhammed Salih Al-Munajjid, a known Islamic lecturer and author. Questions about any topic are welcome, such as theology, worship, human and business relations, or social and personal issues.
All questions and answers on this site have been prepared, approved, revised, edited, amended or annotated by Shaykh Muhammad Saalih al-Munajjid, the supervisor of this site.
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MUSLIM YOUTH HELPLINE
The Muslim Youth Helpline (MYH) is a registered charity which provides pioneering faith and culturally sensitive services to Muslim youth in the UK.
Our core service is a free and confidential counselling service available nationally via the telephone, email, internet and a face to face befriending service in the Greater London area. The service uses male and female volunteers trained in basic counselling skills to respond to client enquiries.
In all our work we aim to work to the highest standards of professionalism and integrity and employ the Islamic etiquettes of tolerance and non-judgement in dealing with all issues faced by young people.
Telephone: 0207 435 8171
Fax: 0870 774 3519
Email: info@myh.org.uk
Website: www.myh.org.uk
Address: 18 Rosemont Road, London, NW3 6NE
Office hours: 10am – 6 pm
Helpline hours:
Monday – Friday: 6pm – 12am
Saturday – Sunday: 12pm – 12 am.
Helpline Number: 0808 808 2008
Internet counselling opening hours:
Monday – Friday: 6pm – 12am
Saturday – Sunday: 12pm – 12 am.
Email: help@myh.org.uk
MUSLIMS HELPING EACHOTHER OUT
Are you a Muslim facing difficulties in your relationships? Struggling in marriage? Struggling to get married? Finding it difficult to cope after a marital breakdown? Know someone caught up in an addiction? Or
are you a victim of abuse?
Al-Islaah forum has been created to provide anonymous support for Muslims struggling in their relationships by others who have already walked the same road. There are sub-sections for discussion of the following issues:
Getting Married; Married Life; Breaks and Breaking
Up; Separation and Divorce; Addictions and Recovery; Abuse; Family and Parenthood.
If you have a situation for which you need advice, or a situation for which you can give advice, please consider registering so that we can help each other out.
For further information contact:
E-mail: info@al-islaah.com
Website: http://www.al-islaah.com/forum
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SAKINAH
"Our aim is to build trust in the community by providing a confidential and holistic service for needs of ethnic minorities. We believe that a human being will flourish in the right conditions, which consist of respect, non judgement, good hospitality, sensitivity and compassion to individual needs. We hope to create an environment which will bring a sense of well-being by giving to others what we would want for ourselves."
We are an Organisation who are dedicated in serving and building "trust" in the community.
SAKINAH was established due to an interest in the community to access a counselling service which specialized in cultural and religious issues. We offered confidentiality, compassion, non judgement and worked sincerly with our clients. Over the years we recognised that there was a great need for the community to have trust in all areas of their lives whether it was personal, buisness or other matters. Acknowledging this need we expanded our service and developed other projects.
Telephone: 0870 005 3084
Mobile: 07919 911 920
Email: info@sakinah.org.uk
Website: www.sakinah.org.uk
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ISLAMIC CIRCLES COUNSELLING SERVICE
This service has been organised due to the increasing number of social problems within the Muslim community and the pitiful lack of support from mosques and Muslim organisationsin addressing such issues. The sessions will be run by experienced and practicing Muslim counsellors, and both brothers and sisters will be available. We hope to offer a confidential and professional service to all Muslims with concerns ranging from personal, social, family or academic worries to longer term, often more complex, psychological problems. Attendees will benefit from a one-to-one service.
Ustadah Umm Asim is a married mother of 3 with over 20 years of community experience. Currently she works as a counsellor in the Trinity Centre London and runs a support group for victims of Domestic Violence. She is a qualified counsellor and specialises in Islamic counselling and meditation services for women and couples.
Via appointment only and fees applicable
Tel: 07909 941 179
E-mail: counselling@islamiccircles.org