Mental Health 4 Muslims

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Mental Health 4 Muslims…. 

April 16, 2010 in Randoms | Tags: chemical dependency, child development, Depression, domestic violence, eating disorders, marital discord, Marriage, Mental Health 4 Muslim, sexuality, shame, Stress, trauma 

A beautiful friend of mine Hosai Mojaddidi, has recently started a new website (in collaboration with her cousin Dr. Nafisa Sekandari) called Mental Health 4 Muslims. The site aims to highlight important mental health issues such as depression, stress, trauma, chemical dependency, eating disorders, shame, domestic violence, sexuality, marital discord, child development, etc. I highly recommend visiting their website, and feel that both Hosai and Dr. Nafisa are offering a great service to the Muslim community by tackling issues which most likely are swept under the carpet and ignored. 

Please visit: Mental Health 4 Muslims 

http://mentalhealth4muslims.com/

 

 

 

 

About Mental Health 4 Muslims

March 3, 2010

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Mental Health 4 Muslims aims to bring to light important mental health issues as they relate to the Muslim community. The site is operated by Dr. Nafisa Sekandari, an accomplished clinical psychologist, and Sister Hosai Mojaddidi, a teacher and activist with over 10 years experience serving the Muslim community. Together with their shared experiences, knowledge, and expertise they hope to tackle a wide variety of tough issues including (but not limited to): depression, stress, trauma, chemical dependency, eating disorders, shame, domestic violence, sexuality, marital discord, child development, etc.

Dr. Sekandari and Sister Hosai co-create and develop each post to ensure the relevancy of the content to the Muslim community.

 

“The journey of a thousand miles must begin
with a single step.”

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