This six part educational series is presented in partnership by the Counseling Psychology Department at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, The Khalil Center and IBN Haldun University.
This page provides information on already concluded sessions in the series, and frequently asked questions.
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Session 1 Post-training Information
Understanding the Mental Health Needs of Muslims & Emerging Islamically Integrated Psychotherapies presented by Rania Awaad and Abdallah Rothman
The post-training quiz and evalaution can be found here: https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/5959260/Mental-Health-Needs-of-Muslims
Session 2 Post-training Information
A Glimpse into the Living Islamic Tradition: Reading Abū Zayd al-Balkhī and Imām al-Ghazalī in light of Modern Psychology presented by Recep Şentürk and Asim Yusuf
Please find the slides used in this training here: Khalil Center Session 2 Politics of the heart slides
The post-training quiz and evaluation can be found here:https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/5964122/A-Glimpse-into-the-Living-Islamic-Tradition
Session 3 Post-training Information
Introducing Traditional Islamically Integrated Psychotherapy (TIIP): Foundations of an Islamic Orientation to Psychotherapy
Session 4 Post-training Information
Traditional Islamically Integrated (TIIP) Treatment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Scrupulosity (Waswasa) in Muslim Patients
Session 5 Post-training Information
The Role of Dreams in lslamically Integrated Mental Health Practice
Session 6: Post-training Information
The Intersection of Islamic Jurisprudence and Mental Health: A Collaborative Care Model for Islamic Clergy and Mental Health Professionals
The post-traing quiz and evaluation can be found here: https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/6033422/The-Intersection-of-Islamic-Jurisprudence-and-Mental-Health-A-Collaborative-Care-Model-for-Islamic-Clergy-and-Mental-Health-Professionals
FAQ's
I missed a portion of the training, can I still receive credit?
Per our licensing agencies, attendees must be present and engaged for 85% of the training time or more to
receive CE Credit.
How do I access the recordings?
We are working with the Khalil Center to make the recordings available. We hope to have all the recordings in the series available shortly after the last session in the series. Check back here for more information as it becomes available.
I missed the live session- what can I do?
All paricipants who registered for the live sessions will have access to the recordings when they become available. Should you prefer a refund, please request one via eventbrite.
Do I need to take a quiz after every session?
Yes! If you would like a continuing education certificate, you must take, and pass, the quiz provided for each session. Each session has its own quiz to complete. All quizzes for all sessions will be available until at least two weeks after the conclusion of the training program. Should you need more time, please use the “contact us” form so we can arrange accomodations.