Muslim Therapists in Dublin

Nicole Charalambous
Counsellor, APCP
1 Endorsed
Online Only
I’m passionate about helping people. My aim is to help people identify their underlying problems and to work towards the abilities, talents, and power that each person has. As a Psychotherapist, I maintain Person-Centred and Integrative approaches. I consider the therapeutic relationship between me and the client to be a vital tool for our work together.
I’m passionate about helping people. My aim is to help people identify their underlying problems and to work towards the abilities, talents, and power that each person has. As a Psychotherapist, I maintain Person-Centred and Integrative approaches. I consider the therapeutic relationship between me and the client to be a vital tool for our work together.
(01) 267 6675 x11 View (01) 267 6675 x11
Sue Zalli
Psychotherapist, Pre-Accredited Member IACP
1 Endorsed
Dublin, County D07
Hello, my name is Sue. I am a qualified psychotherapist with a Level 8 Honours Degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy from PCI College, Dublin. I am a pre-accredited member of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP) and am fully insured to work with adults aged 18 and over. With over three years of experience, I have supported clients through a wide range of life challenges and transitions. I offer a warm, friendly, and non-judgmental space where you can speak openly and feel truly heard.
Hello, my name is Sue. I am a qualified psychotherapist with a Level 8 Honours Degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy from PCI College, Dublin. I am a pre-accredited member of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP) and am fully insured to work with adults aged 18 and over. With over three years of experience, I have supported clients through a wide range of life challenges and transitions. I offer a warm, friendly, and non-judgmental space where you can speak openly and feel truly heard.
(01) 592 4196 x35 View (01) 592 4196 x35
Ebru Nuhoglu Reilly
Psychotherapist, MA, Pre-Accredited Member IACP
2 Endorsed
Dublin, County D07
Psychotherapy for reflective adults navigating stress, transitions, and questions of meaning... Life can sometimes feel demanding or unsettled, even when things appear to be functioning well on the outside. You may be managing work, responsibilities, and relationships while feeling tense, depleted, disconnected, or quietly out of balance. You might be carrying past experiences and patterns that are difficult to make sense of on your own. You may have a sense that something needs attention, even if it is hard to name. Therapy can offer a steady space to slow down and listen more closely to what is happening beneath the surface.
Psychotherapy for reflective adults navigating stress, transitions, and questions of meaning... Life can sometimes feel demanding or unsettled, even when things appear to be functioning well on the outside. You may be managing work, responsibilities, and relationships while feeling tense, depleted, disconnected, or quietly out of balance. You might be carrying past experiences and patterns that are difficult to make sense of on your own. You may have a sense that something needs attention, even if it is hard to name. Therapy can offer a steady space to slow down and listen more closely to what is happening beneath the surface.
(01) 267 6622 x46 View (01) 267 6622 x46
Deeka Haji
Psychotherapist, MIACP
Dublin, County D06
Hello, my name is Deeka and thank you for visiting my profile. Are you feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or struggling to make sense of difficult emotions or past experiences? Perhaps you’re adjusting to change, feeling disconnected, or facing barriers to support. I offer a calm, safe space where you can explore your story, gain clarity, and begin building the stability and self-confidence you deserve.
Hello, my name is Deeka and thank you for visiting my profile. Are you feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or struggling to make sense of difficult emotions or past experiences? Perhaps you’re adjusting to change, feeling disconnected, or facing barriers to support. I offer a calm, safe space where you can explore your story, gain clarity, and begin building the stability and self-confidence you deserve.
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Zahrish Aamir
Psychotherapist, MSc, MIACP
Lucan, County Dublin K78
If you are navigating the complexities of adulthood, you may find yourself questioning your identity, purpose, or direction in life. You might be experiencing anxiety, self-doubt, or emotional struggles tied to transitions, relationships, or cultural expectations. You may be seeking clarity, confidence, and a deeper understanding of yourself. If your goal is to cultivate self-awareness, resilience, and a sense of authenticity as you move forward with intention and purpose, please reach out for a consultation.
If you are navigating the complexities of adulthood, you may find yourself questioning your identity, purpose, or direction in life. You might be experiencing anxiety, self-doubt, or emotional struggles tied to transitions, relationships, or cultural expectations. You may be seeking clarity, confidence, and a deeper understanding of yourself. If your goal is to cultivate self-awareness, resilience, and a sense of authenticity as you move forward with intention and purpose, please reach out for a consultation.
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Online Therapists

Zita Mahmood
Counsellor, MA
1 Endorsed
Online Only
I'm a counsellor working with Muslim women who are used to caring for everyone else and putting their own needs at the bottom of the list, yet still feel like they're not good enough.
In our sessions, we start with your story, at your own pace, without pressure. We look at your feelings, what thoughts are keeping you stuck, and what small, realistic changes might bring you ease. Your faith and values are respected; you won't need to defend them. I draw on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and person-centred approaches, tailored to your needs.
I'm a counsellor working with Muslim women who are used to caring for everyone else and putting their own needs at the bottom of the list, yet still feel like they're not good enough.
In our sessions, we start with your story, at your own pace, without pressure. We look at your feelings, what thoughts are keeping you stuck, and what small, realistic changes might bring you ease. Your faith and values are respected; you won't need to defend them. I draw on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and person-centred approaches, tailored to your needs.
(01) 267 6681 x80 View (01) 267 6681 x80
Mayowa Ishola
Psychotherapist, MA, APCP
1 Endorsed
Waterford, County X91
Hi my name is Mayowa, i am a pre-accredited therapist offering counselling. I have a strong commitment to provide therapy in a way that is sensitive to cultural differences because I recognise and value each client’s distinct history, experiences, and values. In order to guarantee that the therapy is tailored to your particular needs and objectives, my integrative approach incorporates elements from several therapeutic modalities.
Hi my name is Mayowa, i am a pre-accredited therapist offering counselling. I have a strong commitment to provide therapy in a way that is sensitive to cultural differences because I recognise and value each client’s distinct history, experiences, and values. In order to guarantee that the therapy is tailored to your particular needs and objectives, my integrative approach incorporates elements from several therapeutic modalities.
(01) 233 7180 x70 View (01) 233 7180 x70
Mary Allen
Psychotherapist, MA, ICP
Athlone, County Westmeath N37
I have over 25 years clinical experience working in professional settings both in Ireland and abroad. I am passionate about working with and empowering people of all ages, and cultural backgrounds. While abroad I worked in multicultural environments and understand the challenges of both locals and expaths alike. I provide a confidential, compassionate, nonjudgmental space in which I support and help people to discuss, identify and work through their issues. Based on my extensive clinical experience and professional trainings I work with a wide range of issues and I have a grounded compassionate presence in my work with people.
I have over 25 years clinical experience working in professional settings both in Ireland and abroad. I am passionate about working with and empowering people of all ages, and cultural backgrounds. While abroad I worked in multicultural environments and understand the challenges of both locals and expaths alike. I provide a confidential, compassionate, nonjudgmental space in which I support and help people to discuss, identify and work through their issues. Based on my extensive clinical experience and professional trainings I work with a wide range of issues and I have a grounded compassionate presence in my work with people.
(01) 267 6641 x29 View (01) 267 6641 x29
Mary Allen
Psychotherapist, MA, ICP
Mullingar, County Westmeath N91
(01) 263 0697 x37 View (01) 263 0697 x37
FAQ - About Muslim Counselling
What can a Muslim therapist help with?
Muslim therapists can help you with the same range of mental health concerns that any qualified therapist can, including anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, life transitions, relationship challenges, and family conflict. They can support you in developing coping skills, communication strategies, and improving self-esteem. If you are Muslim, seeing a therapist who personally identifies as Muslim may be especially helpful when your mental health concerns intersect with your faith, culture, or identity. Topics that may be especially relevant to discuss with a therapist who shares your background include navigating discrimination, family expectations, gender norms, marriage expectations, religious questioning, or feeling disconnected from your faith or community.

Why might faith context matter in therapy for Muslim clients?
A therapist who understands Islamic beliefs may be better able to recognize how spirituality and religious observance affect your life. In some cases, a therapist may directly incorporate faith into therapy, which may be described as Islamic counselling, and is used alongside other types of mental health support. A shared faith context may also strengthen the therapeutic alliance since you may find more trust with a therapist who understands your background. At the same time, you and your therapist do not need to share the same faith or cultural background to work together effectively. Many therapists who are not Muslim can still provide culturally responsive care if they approach your beliefs, practices, and experiences with respect and humility, rather than making assumptions or dismissing the role of faith or culture.

How can a Muslim therapist support couples counselling or family therapy?
A Muslim therapist can support couples counselling, family therapy, and marriage counselling for concerns such as communication challenges, conflict, parenting, intimacy, life transitions, and extended family stress. For example, Muslim marriage counselling may help a couple navigate disagreements about religious practices or managing expectations from extended family. For Muslim couples or families, therapy may include discussion of how Islamic values or community norms shape relationships. Therapy may be especially helpful when partners or family members have different expectations around marriage, gender roles, parenting, caregiving, or religious practice. Depending on your preferences, a Muslim therapist may incorporate faith-informed discussion alongside traditional therapy approaches, such as communication skills, emotional regulation strategies, and conflict-resolution techniques.

How might I enquire about a therapist's experience working with Muslim clients?
If faith or cultural background is important to you in therapy, it can be helpful to ask a prospective therapist whether they have experience working with Muslim clients. In initial conversations with potential therapists, you might ask questions such as, “Have you worked with Muslim clients before?” or “How do you approach conversations about faith in therapy?” If a specific branch or tradition of Islam is important to you, you may also ask whether they have experience with your specific community, such as Sunni, Shia, or another Muslim community. As sessions begin, it can be helpful to notice how the therapist responds to your concerns. A good therapist should respond with respect, curiosity, and cultural humility. If you feel dismissed, misunderstood, or find yourself having to explain your beliefs or cultural context constantly, it may be worth considering another therapist.

Who is included in Psychology Today's directory of Muslim therapists?
The directory of Muslim therapists includes mental health professionals who have shared their cultural background in their profiles. Psychology Today uses this information to assist clients in finding a therapist with a similar background. However, not all therapists choose to disclose this information, and they may not appear in search results for this reason. When the number of therapists identified as Muslim is limited, the directory will also show therapists with extensive experience working with clients from relevant backgrounds.