Psychotherapy and Beyond- A Critique of Contemporary Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy and Beyond- A Critique of Contemporary Psychotherapy

‘Surely in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find comfort.’

How might this verse be meaningful for us as psychotherapists?

Where are we in this process? How should we understand the heart mentioned here?

How might the heart mentioned here relate to the body and mind, which we tend to focus on more?

What kind of relationship can be established between the teachings of religion and the promises of psychotherapy?

How will Islamic thought specifically establish a relationship with psychotherapy?

Where and how should we stand in this relationship? What should our priorities be?

What are the constants and variables for us, the things that are unchangeable and changeable?

We have sought answers to these questions in principle and specifically regarding the practical implications of the issues we discuss in the theoretical realm, based on the questions we received from you.

“What kind of relationship can we establish with the current science of psychology and its knowledge?” 

“What are the responsibilities of the different relationship styles we establish?”, 

“What does Islamic Thought tell us, in many areas such as the foundations of psychology, developmental theory, cognitive science, social psychology in the context of the philosophy of science?”

 “In the Islamic tradition, can a psychotherapy model be formulated from the theoretical structures regarding human beings, and if so, how?” 

“Could new aspects be considered regarding social treatment models?”

 

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