Frequently Asked Questions

I understand that taking the step towards parent coaching is a big decision. Let me address some common concerns:

  • My expertise in supporting Muslim families is built on a robust foundation of medical training, specialized psychiatric experience, and cutting-edge coaching certifications:

    • Medical Background: I hold a Bachelor's degree in Medicine, providing a strong scientific understanding of human development and behavior.

    • Psychiatric Expertise: My core training in General Adult Psychiatry and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, coupled with intensive clinical experience as a Specialty Doctor in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, has given me deep insights into the complexities of family dynamics and adolescent development. My special interest in Neurodevelopmental Psychiatry further enhances my ability to support diverse needs.

    • Islamic Values: I hold a postgraduate diploma in Islamic psychology from Cambridge Muslim College.

    • Specialized Coaching Certifications:

    • Certified Parent Coach, trained under the renowned Dr. Laura Markham

    • Certified Youth Resilience Coach, mentored by Dr. Leah Mazzolla

    • Certified Faith-based Productivity Trainer, supervised by Mohammed Faris, founder of The Productive Muslim Company

    My diverse qualifications enable me to bridge the gap between traditional Islamic values and modern psychological insights, offering you and your family a truly comprehensive support system.

    And I'm also committed to continuous learning and regularly update my skills to ensure I'm providing the most effective, up-to-date strategies for Muslim families.

  • My approach isn't about pointing out what you're doing wrong. Instead, we'll build on your strengths and Islamic values to enhance your parenting. Every family I've worked with has seen positive changes - yours can too.

  • Every family is unique, especially in our diverse Muslim community. My coaching is tailored to your specific challenges, cultural background, and family dynamics. We'll develop strategies that fit your lifestyle and values.

  • As a parent myself, I understand the demands on your time. Our sessions are efficient and focused. More importantly, the strategies you learn will actually save you time in the long run by reducing conflicts and improving family dynamics.

  • Coaching focuses on the present and future, guiding clients to achieve goals and build competencies without diagnosing or offering direct advice. Therapy, on the other hand, addresses the past, present, and future, often involving diagnosis and treatment of mental health conditions, with the therapist offering expert solutions.


  • Individual sessions typically last 60 minutes. However, I can adjust the duration based on your needs and schedule.

  • I offer flexibility. Sessions can be via Zoom, phone, or in-person if you're local. Many parents find online sessions convenient and just as effective as in-person meetings

  • Islamic principles are the foundation of my coaching approach. We'll explore how to apply Quranic wisdom and Prophetic teachings to modern parenting challenges, ensuring our strategies align with your faith.

  • Absolutely. These are common concerns for Muslim parents today. We'll develop practical strategies to navigate these challenges while staying true to your Islamic principles.

  • While my expertise is in supporting Muslim families, the principles of peaceful parenting are universal. I'm happy to work with families from all backgrounds who are comfortable with my faith-informed approach.

  • The duration varies depending on your goals and challenges. Some families see significant improvements in just a few sessions, while others benefit from ongoing support. We'll discuss your needs and create a plan that works for you.

  • While it's ideal for both parents to be involved, it's not necessary. We can still make significant progress with one parent actively engaged in the coaching process.

  • Yes, my approach is adaptable to children of all ages, from toddlers to teenagers. We'll develop age-appropriate strategies for each of your children.

  • If you're feeling overwhelmed, struggling with specific parenting challenges, or simply want to enhance your parenting skills and family relationships, coaching can be beneficial. It's not about fixing what's "broken," but about optimizing your family's potential for harmony and growth.

Remember, seeking support is a sign of strength, not weakness. It shows your commitment to being the best parent you can be. If you have any other questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out. I'm here to support you on your parenting journey.