Islamic Counselling at the Heart of the Community
The Lateef Project provides free Islamic Counselling to various groups of people who need support, and are looking for an integrative approach that blends faith-centred spiritual support with advanced psychotherapeutic methodologies.
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5th August 2024:
The Covid-19 pandemic was frightening and detrimental around the world. The uncertainty of our well-being led to our mental health being impacted. Not only did it affect our mental health, it affected the way we mourn. Losing someone during the pandemic was very painful and difficult.
The Lateef Project releases its findings on Muslim Mental Health during the pandemic.
Covid-19 Findings
Many of us are very concerned for both the People of Gazza and The West Bank in the
context if the Gaza War following the attacks on Israel on the 7th of October.
Taking Care of Our Hearts - Gaza/ Israel Conflict
A message to our community.
Recognising that you would benefit from outside help with your personal or internal life can be difficult to accept. Reaching out is an important step, but can open up a lot of uncertainties, so here’s what to expect as you move forward with Islamic counselling.
