Tackling Trauma - Imran Khan

Muslim communities are not immune to suffering from psychological stresses and strains, with many experiencing deep trauma.
Imran Khan, Alumnus of our Online Diploma in Islamic Psychology, discusses trauma in the Muslim community and the idea that Islamic tradition can be used as a source of healing.
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Thank you brother Imran, indeed, the remembrance of Allah is our main anchor of guidance.

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Masha'Allah from clinician at CAMHS.

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Beautifully delivered. Thank you brother Imran.

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What a great looking man. Wise too

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My beautiful brother

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This man is beautiful.

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Mashala. Great talk. Can't wait to get rid of our trauma Nawaz Sharif. When I heard you say your name I was full of pride and shouted out "AI Ai PTI!!!!"

[@hafida2149]

Beautiful mashaallah

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I didn't even know this existed, wow!!!!

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Thank you for this. 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷 How does someone access an appointment with a Muslim psychologist... You /another psychologist who has done the CMC course please? Thank you 🌸

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I want to know too😢

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I need a psychologist who is Muslim and speak Arabic do you know where I can find this online? Barakallah afik

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I'd say your starting point for leveraging submission, on an individual level, to deal with trauma, will differ depending upon the cultural starting point of a person. The personality types who choose submission vary between people. Some, dealing with a sense of helpless depression, may just want to avoid feeling responsible; possibly with good reason, possibly without. There are 2 stems to begin with. Then there are those raised in a household and culture nominally based on submission, but who are in fact assertive, dynamic, responsible people. That's a third stem. A 4th stem can be found in a person who chooses submission because of a perceived inability to control their own behavior, which might be problematic around drugs, alcohol, sexuality, finances, eating, etc, and may involve social or antisocial personality types to add more stems. That's just 4 or 5 examples, each of whom would approach the submissive traditions differently. Then there'd be the various submission-derived sects they may have been exposed to, so there are upwards of 500 variations on traditions before we get down to specific doctrines. Now we've got 2000=2500 plus possibilities, depending upon culture, personality, interlocuter, and so on.