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My mission is to help Muslim sisters who are struggling in their lives by providing a good quality and affordable counselling service based on Islamic principles and values.
Cambridge, United Kingdom
I had a really positive experience with Maryam. From the start, she made me feel genuinely heard and understood. She supported me through the grief of losing my newborn baby, and helped me rebuild my confidence and sense of self-worth. I’m truly grateful for her care and guidance.
I've booked multiple sessions with Maryam and she's always my number one choice!
She did an amazing job in one-on-one sessions as well as a three-way sessions mediating between me and a family member.
She was absolutely great in actively listening and actually getting to the counseling goals. So great to feel understood and heard.
Friendly and very confident of what she is doing helping her best out of her in all areas.
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