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Verified by IAIP standards
Globally recognized & trusted
Verified by IAIP standards
You’re already licensed. The IAIP-CP verifies what your license doesn’t: your competence in Islamic Psychology integration.
IAIP certification is more than a credential. It’s a commitment to ethical, soul-centered care. Join a network defining the future of Islamic Psychology.
Not everyone claiming Islamic Psychology expertise has earned it. This credential draws the line between verified and self-proclaimed.
CBT, psychodynamic, somatic, or something else entirely. What matters is your ability to integrate Islamic principles into your clinical work.
Built on ISO 17024-informed standards so the credential holds weight across jurisdictions, from the US to the UK to Southeast Asia.
We don’t stop at a written exam. Your skills are verified through portfolio evidence, a 40-question exam, and a live oral defense.
This isn’t just about clinical technique. We verify that practitioners integrate spiritual development with professional competence.
The IAIP-CP is a specialty credential, like the RPT or BCBA. It doesn’t replace your license or authorize independent practice. It builds on what you already have. You bring the clinical foundation. We verify the integration.
A step-by-step guide to certification.
To apply, you’ll need to provide documentation of your identity and professional standing.
You must complete an IAIP-approved program (minimum 40 hours of Islamic Psychology training). Upload your certificates or transcripts as proof.
Candidates must demonstrate clinical competence through supervised practice. You’ll need to submit hour logs signed by your supervisor.
200 total hours across four components.
150 hours. Clinical, counseling, coaching, or therapeutic work within your approved scope. Must include explicit integration of Islamic Psychology principles.
30 hours
Must be provided by an IAIP-approved or IAIP-recognized supervisor.
Focuses on clinical reasoning, ethical judgment, and quality of integration.
20 hours
Structured learning activities such as courses, seminars, workshops, or intensives.
10 hours of personal practice (e.g. contemplation, self-reflection, accountability journal). Supports practitioner grounding. Does not replace clinical training.
200 hours.
An online assessment covering 6 competency domains in Islamic Psychology.
QUESTIONS
MINUTES
Demonstrate your ability to integrate Islamic Psychology principles in practice.
2–3 de-identified case studies with integration analysis, reflective essays on competency domains, and final supervisor attestation of readiness.
A 60–90 minute video conference with IAIP examiners. You’ll defend your case studies, demonstrate ethical reasoning, and discuss your professional judgment in integrating Islamic Psychology.
The certification process is a structured 6–12 month commitment. Here’s the path:
You must hold a valid license or credential authorizing clinical/counseling practice in your jurisdiction
Minimum 2 years or 1,000 hours of professional practice
40+ hours of Islamic Psychology coursework from an IAIP-approved program
Committee reviews applications and selects candidates based on qualification strength and cohort diversity. Accepted candidates are matched with an IAIP-approved supervisor and attend orientation.
Once accepted, you complete 200 hours of specialty work focused on integration:
Clinical, counseling, coaching, or therapeutic work within your approved scope. Must include explicit integration of Islamic Psychology principles.
Guided feedback from your IAIP-approved supervisor on integration quality
Structured learning activities such as courses, seminars, workshops, or intensives.
Personal practice (muraqabah, dhikr, reflective journaling). Encouraged, not required.
Submit 2–3 de-identified case studies with integration analysis, reflective essays on competency domains, and final supervisor attestation
40 multiple-choice questions covering 6 competency domains (2 hours)
60–90 minute video conference with IAIP examiners to defend your case studies and demonstrate professional judgment
A globally recognized credential for ethical and professional practice in Islamic Psychology.
Pricing is adjusted based on the applicant’s selected location to support accessibility while maintaining the same certification standards and review process for all applicants.
Yes. You must complete an IAIP-approved program (minimum 40 hours of Islamic Psychology training) before applying. Equivalency reviews may be available for training completed outside the IAIP-approved network.
No. Membership is not required for certification. However, IAIP Practitioner Members receive significantly discounted certification fees. For example, Tier 1 members save $275 on standard certification costs and $100 on every 3-year renewal.
Yes. The assessment has three components: (1) a written exam with 40 multiple-choice questions covering 6 competency domains (2 hours), (2) a clinical portfolio of 2–3 de-identified case studies with reflective essays, and (3) an oral viva of 60–90 minutes with IAIP examiners.
The certification process is a structured 6–12 month commitment. This includes completing 200 hours of focused integration practice (150 direct client contact, 30 supervision, 20 didactic training), followed by the written exam, portfolio submission, and oral viva. Note: The 40-hour IAIP-approved program prerequisite must be completed before you apply.
No. You must hold a professional license or authorization to practice in your jurisdiction at the time of application. Complete your licensure requirements first, then apply.
No. Your legal scope of practice is determined solely by your primary license (e.g., State Board, HCPC). The IAIP-CP certifies specialty competence — similar to board certification in a medical specialty. It does not grant legal authority to practice.
Yes. The IAIP-CP is modality-agnostic. We assess your ability to integrate Islamic Psychology principles into whatever therapeutic framework you use — CBT, psychodynamic, somatic, humanistic, ACT, family systems, or others.
No. Supervision fees are separate from certification fees and are paid directly to your IAIP-approved supervisor. IAIP does not collect or set supervision fees. We recommend negotiating rates with your supervisor directly. Estimated range: $75–150/hour. Some supervisors offer sliding scales.
We have structured retake policies:
Pricing is adjusted by region. See full pricing details in the Candidate Guide.
Join as a Learner member now ($50 first year with new member discount) to:
When you’re licensed and ready to pursue IAIP-CP, upgrade to Practitioner membership to access certification member pricing.
Yes. Practitioner membership is required to access certification member pricing. Members save on both certification and renewal fees. For example:
Savings continue at every 3-year renewal. The exact amount depends on your region.
Note: Certification member pricing is only available to active Practitioner members. Learner members must upgrade to Practitioner to access certification discounts.
Currently, assessments are conducted in English. However, we offer accommodations for non-native speakers, including extended exam time (30–60 additional minutes) and bilingual glossaries for technical terms.
Yes. In alignment with ISO standards, we offer accommodations such as time-and-a-half for exams, screen reader compatibility, and alternative input devices. Submit your request with professional documentation at least 30 days before your assessment date.
Yes. Certification is valid for 3 years. To renew, you must:
See full pricing details in the Candidate Guide.
This credential is for licensed mental health professionals who have completed an IAIP-approved training program and want formal recognition of their Islamic Psychology expertise.
You already have 2,000+ supervised hours from your licensure. We’re not re-testing your clinical skills. The IAIP-CP focuses on one thing: can you integrate Islamic Psychology into practice?
Minimum requirements: 40+ hours of IAIP-approved Islamic Psychology training, plus 200 hours of supervised integration practice including at least 150 hours of direct client contact.
IAIP certification is more than a credential, it’s a commitment to ethical, soul-centered care. Join a network defining the future of Islamic Psychology.
Gain status as a verified professional in a worldwide community.
Access peer supervision groups and connect with senior mentors.
Get featured in the public IAIP Certified Programs Directory for referrals.
Full access to the IAIP research library, journals, and toolkits.
Use the IAIP Certified seal on your website and materials.
Early access and discounts for global conferences and workshops.
Download the Candidate Guide to review the competency framework, assessment criteria, and prepare your prerequisites.
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