Vision
Healthy Muslim Families and Community
Mission
To meet the basic physical and emotional needs of the community within an Islamic context.
Counselling Services
IFSSA is now offering highly confidential faith and culturally-sensitive counselling services to individuals and families seeking help. Counselling services will be provided by Dr. Mohammed Sadiq. A profile of Dr. Sadiq’s professional background and qualifications are provided below.
To book an appointment and to find out more about session fees please contact IFSSA at (780) 430-9220.
Profile of Dr. Mohammed Sadiq
Dr. Mohammed Sadiq is a Clinical Psychologist who received his Masters and Doctoral degrees in Behavioral and Clinical Psychology from the United States, and has been practicing in North America for the last 33 years.
His experience covers a wide range of areas including:
- Forensic psychology,
- Psychiatric hospitals,
- Community mental health clinics,
- Residential youth institutes,
- Community agencies such as group homes for youth and sexual assault centers.
He has worked with people of all ages suffering from various emotional, mental, behavioral and family problems.
He has also been working with various Muslim communities in North America providing individual, marital, family and youth counseling. He also teaches and conducts seminars and workshops for Muslim communities and professionals in training. He is a practicing Muslim.
View Dr. Sadiq’s resume here →
Additional counselling information can be found by clicking on the following links:
- The Cycle of Abuse
- Eleven Tips to Help an Abused Friend
- Eleven Tips for Religious Leaders Dealing with Domestic Violence
This information was compiled by Mona Abouguendia, a psychologist with a Masters degree in Counselling Psychology from the University of Alberta.