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“Trauma can be an all-consuming experience that can leave a person feeling lost and alone, struggling to navigate their emotional well-being. Whether it's the aftermath of a natural disaster, the…
You or people in your care have experienced or witnessed a traumatic event. Even though the event may be over, you may now be experiencing or may experience later, some…
Individuals like to be able to predict, forsee and influence events. When we are placed in situations in which we are powerless and unable to influence events, we become victims.…
When one falls pregnant, one experiences a lot of love and support. Women reaching out to touch the pregnant belly, friends vying to throw the baby shower, lots of tips…
Imagine what you wish Muslim leaders would do. Now imagine you have someone doing that well. Now imagine that this person who filled the needed role and was greatly impactful…
What is Infant mental health “Infant mental health is a unique and highly specialized area of mental health care. It refers to how well a child develops socially and emotionally…
“If my partner really loves me, they’ll know what I’m thinking, feeling and needing.” “My partner should complete me.” “If it is the right relationship, I should feel happy all…
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented various threats, traumas, and grievances for most people across the globe. Naturally, traumatic factors such as the threat of death, fear of infection, travel restrictions,…
Worry is the term we use to describe being troubled and anxious about actual or potential problems. Although it is natural and normal to worry sometimes, worrying which becomes persistent…
“Every one of you is a shepherd and is responsible for your flock”. In this single line we are given a framework of Prophetic leadership, to be a steward. Let’s…
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Centre for Muslim Wellbeing (CMW) is not a provider of clinical mental health services. The support and advice we provide are not intended to replace clinical services from mental health professionals and is of a general nature only. CMW has developed a national network of Culturally Intelligent Practitioners. The quality of services provided by the Practitioners is the responsibility of each individual practitioner and is not within the control of CMW.
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