Therapy on your terms

Spiritual Integrated Psychological Counseling

Uzma Sharaf
2 min readFeb 2, 2023
Uzma Sharaf

I want you to reflect on the fact that every day you face stress in life, whether it is related to work, relationships, or school. It takes a toll on your mind, body, and soul that eventually deteriorates your mental and emotional health. If you are dealing with toxic stress for a long period of time. You need to invest in your self and take care of your mental well-being.

You are not alone

It is critical to invest in your well-being and prevent stress. We deal with life but often neglect our psychological and spiritual well-being.

As a counselor with experience in helping clients from all walks of life. We tend to get stuck in negative thinking patterns and habits that can impact us and others around us. These unhealthy negative patterns need to be broken so we can lead a happy and healthy life facing life challenges with resilience.

My clients find relief that they can talk about their issues and difficult life situations free of judgment in a safe comforting environment. Judgment-free environment and emotional support help us thrive in life and rejuvenate our souls.

I understand how difficult it is to seek help. It is not always easy to find the courage and open up to counselors or therapists. But this courage comes from the motivation of change and moving forward from pain and suffering rather than being stuck in the cycle of negativity and stress.

I know for a long time my life purpose was to help others. I strive to create an approach that is integrative, and collaborative that helps you heal, thrive, and be accepted and understood. I have integrated Islamic spirituality into psychological well-being practice.

Reach out to me and schedule your session. Know that you are not alone and you don’t have to suffer silently.

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Uzma Sharaf
Uzma Sharaf

Written by Uzma Sharaf

Global Instructor, Educator, Author, Transformation Life Coach; Existential Positive Psychology & Spiritual well-being Practitioner (EPP, SWB)

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