Parents

Amidst the complex tapestry of our lives, we often find ourselves confronted with moments of profound doubt, despair, and uncertainty, leaving us feeling hopeless, disheartened, and emotionally drained.

Sometimes caring for our mental health requires seeking professional help from a psychotherapist or counselor. For Muslim individuals and families, it can be particularly difficult to choose the right person to guide them in their healing and growth.

The quality and quantity of children’s books written by Muslim authors has improved significantly over the past years.

Your teenager or young adult children are happening into one of the most tumultuous phases of their lives inside and out.

Children have unique ways of expressing themselves, whether it is in the cozy confines of their homes, the structured environment of the school, or the changing dynamics of social life.

Parenting is one of the hardest jobs in the world. No doubt the amount of stress accumulated in such a job reaches monumental levels. Moreover, it is a job unique to everyone – no one else will parent the same way as you because each family has its own distinctive needs and culture.

Did you know that it was estimated in 2021 that more than one in five U.S. adults live with a mental illness?¹ More alarmingly, over one in five youth, ages 13-18, are either currently or will potentially suffer from a mental disorder in the future.