Attitudinize Psychotherapy Interventions for Mental Health: A Handbook of Islamic Clinical Psychology

Prof. Dr. Leenah  Askaree; Ahmad Shujaa  Baig; Ammaar  Baig

doi:10.63056/

Authors

Prof. Dr. Leenah Askaree Chairperson Department of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hamdard University Karachi, Pakistan. Post-Doctoral Fellowship at International Islamic University, International Research Institute, Islamabad, Pakistan. Author
Ahmad Shujaa Baig Organizational Psychologist & Scholar of MPhil Psychology, Department of Psychology, University of Karachi, Pakistan Author
Ammaar Baig Business Analyst, The Resource Group, Karachi, Pakistan. Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63056/

Keywords:

Attitudinize Psychotherapy Interventions, Islamic Clinical Psychology, clinical practices, handbook, therapeutic settings, Psychology

Abstract

This handbook has been developed to provide a comprehensive framework for understanding and applying Attitudinize Psychotherapy Interventions within the field of Islamic Clinical Psychology. Its purpose is to bridge the gap between traditional Islamic concepts of the human psyche and contemporary clinical practices, offering a holistic approach to mental health care. By emphasizing the transformative power of attitudes, intentions, and spiritual grounding, the handbook seeks to empower clinicians, researchers, and students to integrate faith-based principles with evidence-based psychological interventions. It is designed not only as a theoretical resource but also as a practical guide, with case studies, worksheets, and structured exercises that can be directly applied in therapeutic settings.