Working with Muslim Families: Practical Frameworks of Islamic Law for Clinicians w/ Dr. Mariam Sheibani

​Working with Muslim Families: Practical Frameworks of Islamic Law for Clinicians

​Join us for a live 4-part Therapist Clinical Integration Training designed to help clinicians strengthen their ability to work with Muslim individuals, couples, and families with greater confidence, nuance, and practical clarity.

​This 12-hour Zoom training series is created for licensed therapists, counsellors, mental health professionals, and trainees who want to deepen their clinical understanding of family and marital dynamics in Muslim contexts through frameworks grounded in Islamic law and ethical reasoning.

​Led by Dr. Mariam Sheibani, Assistant Professor of Islamic Thought and Founder of Ma‘ruf Commons, this series will offer clinicians a thoughtful and practice-relevant introduction to key Islamic frameworks that can inform case understanding, therapeutic conversations, and culturally attuned care with Muslim clients and families.

​Rather than approaching these topics only at a theoretical level, this training is designed to help clinicians build greater professional confidence in navigating complex family realities that often arise in practice.

​Who This Training Is For 👥

• ​Licensed therapists and counsellors

• ​Psychotherapists, social workers, and other mental health professionals

• ​Graduate practicum/interns and clinical trainees

• ​Clinicians seeking more Islamically informed and culturally grounded frameworks for work with Muslim individuals, couples, and families

​What This Training Offers ✨

​Through this 4-part live series, clinicians will have the opportunity to:

• ​Deepen their understanding of how Islamic legal and ethical frameworks shape family life and decision-making

• ​Strengthen their clinical ability to navigate sensitive family and marital concerns in Muslim contexts

• ​Build more thoughtful, culturally responsive approaches to case conceptualization and care

• ​Engage complex issues with greater clarity, humility, and practical relevance to therapeutic work

​📜 A Certificate of Completion will be provided to participants who attend the full training series.

​Training Schedule 🗓️

1. ​Family Ties in Islam: Navigating Parent-Adult Child Relationships
   May 14, 2026 | 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM EST

2. ​Harm and Protection: Addressing Abuse in Family and Community
   May 21, 2026 | 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM EST

3. ​Marriage Roles and Responsibilities: Islamic Models Across Cultural Contexts
   June 18, 2026 | 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM EST

4. ​Complex Marital Realities: Secrecy, Fidelity, and Divorce
   June 25, 2026 | 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM EST

​Format 💻

• ​4 live sessions on Zoom

• ​3-hour workshop per session

​Registration Fee 🧾

​The registration fee includes access to all four trainings.

​USD $199 Early Bird
Valid through April 15, 2026

​USD $249 Standard Registration
After April 15, 2026

​Final deadline to register: May 7, 2026

​Satisfaction Guarantee 💙

​Your registration is risk-free, and we want you to feel clear and supported in your decision to register.

​If after attending the first session you feel this training is not the right fit for you, you may request a refund. In that case, only USD $49 will be retained as the fee for the first session, and the remaining balance will be fully refunded.

​No questions asked.

​Important 📝

​Live attendance is required. No replay will be available.

​If you are looking to deepen your work with Muslim families through practical, Islamically informed clinical frameworks, we would be honored to have you join us.

​Register early to secure your spot insha'Allah.