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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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By @CentreForMuslimWellBeing
Cultural intelligence in mental health care
Building Reflective, Culturally Responsive, and Trauma-Informed Practice
This training supports mental health and allied health practitioners to work effectively and respectfully with clients from diverse cultural and social identity groups. Build the skills needed be a culturally safe practitioner.
Key Learning Outcomes
Through interactive discussions and reflection, you will explore:
· Understand Culture & Psychology – Explore culture, cultural identity, beliefs, and how experiences influence mental health and wellbeing and psychological therapy and mental health service provision.
· Cultural Self-Awareness – examining how your own cultural background and values shape engagement with clients.
· Practical Strategies – build your understanding of who your clients are culturally and create an inclusive and responsive practice where culture is harnessed as a strength and a resource to better wellbeing.
· Culturally Responsive Psychological Practice – adapting communication and approaches for inclusivity and cultural safety.
· Trauma-Aware and Culturally Informed Care – applying these frameworks with diverse communities, what to adapt and when.
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Join us for a special Forest Therapy – Carers Circle, led by Dr Senem Eren and Husna Pasha
📅 Saturday, 22 November
📍 Blue Lake, Plenty Gorge
⏰ 10:00am – 1:00pm
💚 Free for Carers
☕ Light refreshments provided
*Taxi vouchers available for those needing transport support – meeting point TBA*
Please register via QR or link in bio
Senem Eren
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Join us for a special Forest Therapy – Carers Circle, led by Dr Senem Eren and Husna Pasha
📅 Saturday, 22 November
📍 Blue Lake, Plenty Gorge
⏰ 10:00am – 1:00pm
💚 Free for Carers
☕ Light refreshments provided
*Taxi vouchers available for those needing transport support – meeting point TBA*
Please register via QR or link in bio
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CMW recently held a Forest Therapy session facilitated by Senem Eren, followed by a meaningful discussion with AIMEP delegates from Indonesia.
Together, we explored mindfulness, connection with nature, and shared learning across cultured. We took a moment to slow down and reconnect with nature
Thank you to Senem Eren for guiding our Forest Therapy session and to the AIMEP delegates from Indonesia for joining us in a thoughtful discussion
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Another heartwarming Nawah Multicultural Storytime with our wonderful storyteller and psychologist, Gulcin
This session took place at the amazing @melbourne_muslimahs_ family fun day where giggles, imagination, and cultural pride lit up little faces all afternoon
Thank you to everyone who joined the adventure!
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