Focus and Scope

Focus: Jurnal Konseling Kesehatan Mental Islam aims to publish research and review articles that address mental health issues within the context of Islamic principles and values. The journal focuses on the integration of Islamic teachings with modern counseling practices to provide culturally sensitive and effective mental health care for Muslim individuals and communities.

Scope:

1. Islamic Counseling Techniques: Research and reviews on counseling methods rooted in Islamic teachings, including faith-based interventions and spiritual counseling approaches.
2. Mental Health Issues in Muslim Communities: Studies addressing common mental health challenges faced by Muslims, including depression, anxiety, stress, and trauma, and how these are influenced by cultural and religious factors.
3. Cultural Competence in Counseling: Articles exploring the importance of cultural competence in counseling Muslim clients, including strategies for counselors to understand and respect Islamic beliefs and practices.
4. Islamic Psychotherapy: Research on the development and efficacy of psychotherapy models that incorporate Islamic concepts, such as the role of spirituality, prayer, and religious coping mechanisms in mental health.
5. Case Studies: Detailed case studies showcasing successful counseling interventions with Muslim clients, highlighting the application of Islamic principles in real-world scenarios.
6. Community Mental Health Programs: Evaluations of community-based mental health programs designed for Muslim populations, including initiatives by mosques, Islamic centers, and other community organizations.
7. Ethics in Islamic Counseling: Discussions on ethical considerations in Islamic mental health counseling, including confidentiality, informed consent, and the role of religious authority.
8. Education and Training: Articles on the education and training of counselors in Islamic mental health practices, including curriculum development and professional development programs.
9. Comparative Studies: Comparative research examining the differences and similarities between Islamic counseling approaches and other religious or secular counseling methods.
10. Policy and Advocacy: Analyses of policies affecting mental health care for Muslims and advocacy efforts to improve mental health services and accessibility within Islamic contexts.

The journal welcomes contributions from researchers, practitioners, and scholars in the fields of psychology, counseling, Islamic studies, and related disciplines. It aims to foster a deeper understanding of the intersection between mental health and Islamic values, promoting the well-being of Muslim individuals and communities worldwide.

Section Policies

Articles

• Open Submissions
• Indexed
• Peer Reviewed

Open Access Policy

This journal provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge.