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- We recognise the important role that spiritual wellbeing plays for Muslim communities in achieving mental wellness – as a result, CMW will focus on creating more culturally-appropriate services and support to ensure this spiritual wellbeing is front-of mind
- It acknowledges the importance of Ummah, or ‘community’ – this is its driving force and will ensure that its services are appropriate to all Muslim communities regardless of background or origin and moves away from just considering the individual to looking at the community that surrounds them
- It is run by Muslims, for Muslims, and will therefore act as a bridge into communities which would otherwise not be open to providers of mental health and wellbeing services
- highlight our culturally responsive professionals
- give the community options to choose appropriate therapists
- facilitate a network of culturally responsive practitioners
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Last week we delivered our Cultural Intelligence Training (CQ) – Level 2, a powerful two-day workshop designed to deepen cultural responsiveness and strengthen therapeutic practice.
Across 6 modules, participants engaged in:
• Practical tools and clinical frameworks
• Experiential and reflective learning
• Culturally-informed assessment and formulation
• Strategies to embed cultural safety into everyday practice
We also explored how to integrate cultural, spiritual, and community-based strengths into care, and respond more effectively to systemic factors such as racism and marginalisation.
A meaningful step forward for professionals committed to culturally safe, inclusive, and impactful practice.
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Last week, we partnered with Westjustice to deliver an online Islamophobia and anti-racism training to their staff.
Grounded in evidence and lived experience, the session explored how Islamophobia and racism shape mental health from heightened anxiety and social isolation to reduced trust in services and barriers to seeking support.
We moved beyond theory, focusing on practical, real-world strategies to help participants recognise, respond to, and challenge Islamophobia and racism in their everyday work.
For organisations committed to cultural safety, trauma-informed practice, and meaningful anti-racism, this work is essential, not optional.
If you’re looking to build confidence in supporting Muslim clients, students, or staff, we’d love to connect.
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Another meaningful Mental Health First Aid training session with @preston.mosque
Grateful to continue building a community that is informed, compassionate, and ready to support one another.
Please reach out to admin@cmw.com.au if you would like to organise a session for your community
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Come join us for our Carers Circle – Harvest & Connect session
🗓 Saturday 9th May
⏰ 10:00am – 1:00pm
📍 Rayners Orchard
🎟 FREE for carers
Take some time to connect, unwind, and enjoy a peaceful harvest experience with fellow carers.
*Limited bus spaces available – registration is essential.*”
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