We started the journey based on the urgent need in our society to introduce holistic healing methods for mental health with the focus on Palestinian children and women who are in dire need of this type of support due to continuous exposure to trauma. This is due to the lack of Liberation psychotherapy support, such as somatic and embodiment therapy in Palestine, especially in marginalized communities that suffer from persistent post-traumatic stress disorder and other problems resulting from political and social injustice.

 We began our work in 2018 with women and children suffering from political unrest. We then partnered with the Nawa for Arts and Cultural Association in Gaza to provide these needed therapy modalities for children in Gaza and to train trainers.
in 2022 we provided 69 group psychological support sessions for 191 children aged 7-12 years, including yoga and meditation sessions. We conducted 50 sessions of Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) for 83 children. 65 Motivational and healing storytelling sessions. Motivational and healing storytelling sessions for 191 children aged 7-12 years using light, shadow, clay, games, drawing, tools from the environment and puppets. 65 sessions were carried out Free arts, crafts, and drawing for (191) children aged 7-12 years. We provided 5 entertainment trips for 170 children as part of cultural, recreational and therapeutic retreats. We trained trainers on holistic approaches to trauma therapy for 16 animators and psychologists in Nawa. We conducted a retreat with the participation of (69) Nawa employees and volunteers with active meditation, yoga and healing sessions.

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In 2022, we also organized the largest healing event in Jericho, where the world-famous physician and philosopher Gabor Mattei led a 3-day conference on healing from trauma for more than 200 participants from all over Palestine. Following the conference we continue to conduct trainings and treatment throughout Palestine and hope to expand our reach.

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Right now, we trained more than 100 Palestinians on dealing with ongoing trauma. We have conducted healing and trauma retreats for over 200 children and women in Jericho. We also provide private and free treatment to more than 150 Palestinians around the world via the Internet and in person.

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In light of the aggression on Gaza, we continue to provide support to our partners in Gaza, whose cultural center has been converted into a shelter center for the displaced. We hope that the war will end as soon as possible so that we can intervene urgently for psychological support and first aid by introducing a group of doctors and therapists to work with survivors and displaced people. Until then, we provide psychological and physical support to the Palestinians wherever they are, and many volunteer therapists from around the world have joined this effort to support and provide free psychological support.
In Ramallah, we provide support to Gazan patients stranded in the West Bank.