Our counseling allows Muslims to integrate their spirituality into their mental health journey, in a way which is coherent with the Qur’an and Sunna.
If you are going through any kind of suffering, or you have troubles facing your relationships.
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Let me introduce myself
I have been working in the field of psychology for the last 15 years, with a specialisation in Islamic psychology. My mission is to improve mental health of the Muslim community, in particular in the Italian speaking context.
I have a BSc in Psychology from San Raffaele University in Milan, and I furthered my studies in Germany, with a MSc in Neuro-Cognitive Psychology and a PhD in Neuroscience.
I was the first (and still the only) Italian student of Islamic Psychology at the Diploma program of Cambridge Muslim College.
I serve as Head of Department, Psychology, at the International Open University (IOU).
LASCIA CHE MI PRESENTI
Mi occupo di psicologia da quindici anni, e mi sono specializzata in psicologia islamica per migliorare la salute mentale della Umma italiana.
Sono Laureata in psicologia presso l’Università San Raffaele di Milano, e specializzata in Germania, con un dottorato in neuroscienze.
Sono stata la prima (e fino l’unica) Diplomata italiana in Psicologia Islamica al Cambridge Muslim College.
Sono Preside nella Facoltà di Psicologia alla International Open University (IOU).
Our Method
In Shams, we believe knowledge of the therapeutic technique by the client is a right, and that it can make a difference. We believe in transparency, and in obtaining results through an educational approach.
That is why we made this short video, answering the most frequently asked questions on Islamic psychology.
Start Learning
Knowing more about Islamic Psychology can be helpful not only for those Muslims who suffer from mental health disorders or is going through a difficult situation, but for every Muslims, to be a positive element inside the Umma.
You can find here my English language contributions on various topics of Islamic Psychology.
Somehow, in the contemporary world, we managed to make everything stressful. From going to work (not a relaxing walk, but a crowded commute) to preparing
Gratitude has been re-discovered in contemporary psychology. In antiquity, when psychology was closely connected to the practice of virtues, being grateful was such an important
I have been interviewed by a graduated student of mine on the topic of the connection between mind, heart and body in Islamic Psychology. For
