IDP organized a memorial program for the late Dr. Malik Badri on 27 March 2021. In the program, Dr. Amber Haque and Dr. Hooman Keshavarzi, who knew him closely, especially his beloved wife Dr. Fatima Abdullah, told us about their memories of Dr. Malik Badri, his influence on them and their work, his contributions to the development of the field […]
The conference titled “Intersection of Islamic Studies and Modern Psychology in the International Context” was organized by the Association for the Psychology of Religion, Khalil Center, Ibn Haldun University, IDP and International Islamic Psychology Association. Clinical Psychologist Taha Burak Toprak took part in the conference with his speech titled “Islam, Psychology and Psychotherapy: From Solid Foundations to New Horizons”.
During the monthly seminars held between February and June 2020 on Psychology and Psychotherapy in Islamic Intellectual Tradition, experts from the fields of psychology and Islamic sciences shared their experiences and suggestions with us. With their seminars, our esteemed professors opened new horizons for us on the basic problems of modern psychology, the basic concepts of Islamic thought and the […]
The Association for Psychology and Psychotherapy Research is dedicated to promoting mental health at both the individual and societal levels through scientific research, education, and professional practice in the fields of psychology and psychotherapy. Guided by an approach that values professional solidarity and respects cultural as well as religious/spiritual dimensions, our association provides a qualified platform for professionals, students, and […]
Our vision is to establish a pioneering civil society network where approaches rooted in Islamic psychology are integrated with scientific psychology and foster the development of original and effective practices. With a perspective that values local cultural heritage, upholds universal scientific standards, and prioritizes the holistic well-being of individuals, we aspire to be a center of inspiration for professionals and […]
PPAD considers all studies conducted under the theme of “Islam and Psychology” to be necessary and meaningful. Taking into account the multi-layered mental health needs of Muslim individuals and communities, PPAD proceeds with its activities in the following manner :
