Questions women often ask

Islamic counselling is professional, evidence-based therapy offered with a genuine understanding of Islamic values and a Muslim worldview. It draws on recognised counselling approaches while being sensitive to your faith, your family structure, and your cultural context, so your emotional healing and your beliefs work together rather than against each other.

Yes. Islamic marriage and relationship counselling is available for individual women and for couples attending together. Sessions explore communication, trust, intimacy, in-law dynamics, and the Islamic understanding of marriage as a covenant of mercy and mutual rights. Couple sessions are $200 per one-hour session. You are welcome to attend on your own if your husband is not ready to come.

In-person sessions are held at a private practice in Roselands, Sydney, at 9 Pentland Avenue, Roselands NSW 2196. Online sessions are also available for Muslim women anywhere in Australia, with the same level of care and confidentiality.

Individual counselling is $180 per one-hour session. Couple or marriage counselling is $200 per one-hour session. Medicare rebates are currently not available for counselling.

Yes. Everything shared in your sessions is treated as strictly confidential. The only exceptions are the standard professional and legal limits, such as a risk of serious harm, and these will be explained clearly at your first session. Your privacy is central to this service.