Yes. Faith in Mind can be taken as a stand-alone module. It is suitable for anyone wanting to build a comprehensive foundational understanding without committing to the full programme initially.
Yes. Many learners choose to start with Faith in Mind and then progress to Units 2 (Identifying) and 3 (Managing) at a later stage. Progression routes will be explained when you complete Unit 1 (Faith in Mind) In sha Allah .
No prior qualifications or experience are required. The programme is designed to be accessible, while still being professionally robust, and is suitable for both beginners and those with existing experience.
The programme is suitable for individuals interested in Muslim mental health, including those in pastoral, support, care, education, community, or leadership roles, as well as individuals seeking personal understanding and development.
The programme is delivered by SLM Wellbeing, with input from experienced practitioners and professionals working at the intersection of mental health, faith, and community practice. Full details of the trainers will be shared with enrolled learners.
Yes. The full programme leads to a Level 3 Certificate in Supporting Muslim Mental Health, accredited by NCFE CACHE - an Ofqual-regulated awarding body. Faith in Mind on its own does not lead to certification but can count towards progression.
The programme is delivered primarily in person, using interactive teaching, reflective discussion, case studies, and applied learning. This creates a supportive and engaging learning environment. Please keep checking this page for details of all our active cohorts
Venues are confirmed in advance of each cohort and shared with learners ahead of the programme start date.
Course dates and cohorts are published on our website throughout the year, with the programme running at various points annually.
Learners who complete the full programme can progress into an ongoing Muslim Mental Health Champions community, providing continued connection, learning, and development opportunities.
Certainly. Organisations and community groups can enquire about tailored training for staff, teams, or groups. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.
We believe faith is central to understanding wellbeing from a holistic perspective
This initiative is designed from an Islamic framework in order to focus on a faith-centred approach to mental health support.
Non-Muslims wishing to be part of this movement are more than welcome
You can register now by clicking on the “sign up” button and completing the registration form.
If you have other questions or would like to discuss the programme, please contact: info@slmwellbeing.com
You can support us through spreading the word and championing the cause in your communities, networks and workplaces
You could also support the programme financially, should you wish to do so, please get in touch with us to discuss this further
Learning is delivered through 90 guided learning hours plus 35 hours of non-class work. Teaching is highly interactive and primarily in person, combining reflective exercises, applied learning, and assessment designed to strengthen understanding of both theory and practice.
Course dates and cohorts are published on our website, with the programme running at various points throughout the year.
The programme is delivered primarily in person, providing a supportive and interactive learning environment, with venues confirmed ahead of each cohort.
Applications are now open. To sign up click the button below and complete the form.
If you would like to discuss the programme further, email: info@slmwellbeing.com
Organisations and community groups may also enquire about tailored training for staff or teams.
Subscribe to our mailing list
© SLM Wellbeing 2025. All Rights Reserved.