For humanitarians
Stress-regulation tools usable before, during and after missions — even in emergencies.
Discover Registered non-profit · Fribourg, Switzerland · Founded 2021
Resilience as a universal right
Simple, neuroscience-based hypno-neuro-imaginative techniques to support the mental health of humanitarians and crisis-affected communities.
Recognised by UN · ICRC 2 international awards Published by Routledge
- 136
- Humanitarians trained
- 7,000+
- Indirect beneficiaries
- 2
- International awards
- 5+
- Countries reached
What we do
Simple tools, lasting impact
We develop and share hypno-neuro-imaginative techniques tailored to humanitarian contexts — for individuals, teams and communities.
Flagship project · Ongoing
On the ground, where it's needed
South Kivu · DRC
Community resilience through cascade training
Through a Train-the-Trainer approach, local humanitarian actors pass psychosocial tools on within their communities — for lasting impact, without external dependency.
- 33 humanitarians trained
- 7,000 targeted beneficiaries
- 87% use the tools
It's lighter now. I didn't even know how much I was carrying.
- 100%
- of ICRC alumni would recommend the approach to colleagues
- 37%
- average reduction in stress symptoms after 3 sessions
They trust us
Partners & collaborators
Organizations we have worked with since 2021.
Academic publication · 2026
Our approach recognized by research
Routledge · 2026
Chapter 20 · Taylor & Francis
The Routledge International Handbook of Trauma-Responsive Peacebuilding
ISBN 978-1-032-88266-6
Hypno-neuro-imagination techniques for promoting mental health in a humanitarian-peacebuilding context.
Ready to collaborate?
Whether you are a humanitarian organization, a funder or a mental-health professional — we can adapt our approach to your context.
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