At Lamps of Light Project, we understand that reaching out for help takes courage.
Seeking Safety is a support group grounded in evidence-based practices for healing from trauma and addiction, paired with spiritual remedies rooted in our faith. Ustadh Tabari offer practical tools and techniques alongside guidance for the heart, in a welcoming space where you can begin to heal at your own pace.
If you ready to embark on a transformative journey of healing and recovery supported by a unique blend of evidence-based science and profound spiritual principles, then look no further than Seeking Safety.
When we longer able to
change situation
Our Healing Hub Support Groups are provided to the community free of charge.
Learn from an licensed clinician
Benefit from both scientific and spiritual teachings
Engage with the content and ask questions
Tabari Zahir is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and founder of the Lamps of Light Project, dedicated to serving the SAMENA community through mental health and addiction recovery services. From 2004 to 2016, he worked within the federal prison system, teaching life skills and spiritual curricula to inmates alongside chaplains and program directors. That experience gave him invaluable insight into counseling the formerly incarcerated, guiding his work today as he specializes in treating addiction within SAMENA communities.
Zahir is also a CA Registered Alcohol and Drug Technician (RADT), with clinical training spanning dual-diagnosis residential care and one-on-one counseling with justice-impacted individuals. He delivers khutbahs across Southern California and educates communities nationally on psychospiritual wellbeing.
Schedule
Every Sunday
Time: 10am PST/1pm EST
Meeting Details
The sessions will be held virtually.
Yes, pre-registration is required to secure your spot.
How to Register
To register for support group, please submit the form below and upon receiving your information and confirming your spot, we will send you a link weekly to join the session.
The class will be conducted virtually through immersive teachings, interactive exercises, and group discussions. Ustadh Tabari will guide participants on a transformative journey, incorporating both modern clinical techniques and spiritual principles.
Yes, absolutely! Anyone who is struggling with mental health, addiction, or wants to help someone. All are encouraged to join and contribute to the supportive community.
Our primary goal is two-fold: firstly, to create a secure and nurturing environment where people with shared experiences can find solace and mutual support; secondly, to impart universal concepts that can be applied to any addiction and mental health struggles, aiding individuals on their journey towards recovery.
