Healing on the Move

The same practice, at four scales.

With a person, it is care-rooted work in the language they think in, at a fee they set themselves.

With a community, it is groups where people come together, tell stories, grieve together, and take a moment to process what they live through every day.

With an organization, it is accompaniment through transition and care for the people who carry the work.

With the sector, it is evidence that can change how care is funded and governed.

The scale changes. What sits at the center does not.

Find out more at healingonthemove.com. Link in bio.

If you are in immediate danger, or thinking of ending your life, this is not the right help. In Belgium,c call 112, or Zelfmoordlijn on 1813.

The same practice, at four scales.

With a person, it is care-rooted work in the language they think in, at a fee they set themselves.

With a community, it is groups where people come together, tell stories, grieve together, and take a moment to process what they live through every day.

With an organization, it is accompaniment through transition and care for the people who carry the work.

With the sector, it is evidence that can change how care is funded and governed.

The scale changes. What sits at the center does not.

Find out more: https://www.healingonthemove.com

If you are in immediate danger, or thinking of ending your life, this is not the right help. In Belgium, call 112, or Zelfmoordlijn on 1813.

Our Impact Report 2025 is out.

A year of care with people living through war and displacement: one person at a time, in groups, with organizations, and with the sector that shapes all three.

We founded Healing on the Move because the world consistently neglects people forced to flee. This report is our account of a year of work built against that neglect.

Over the next four weeks, we will share it here, one part at a time.

Read the full report at healingonthemove.com, under Our Impact. Link in bio.

If you are in immediate danger, or thinking of ending your life, this is not the right help. In Belgium, call 112, or Zelfmoordlijn on 1813.

Some conversations are easier with a third person in the room.

Couples therapy at Healing on the Move, for two people trying to work something out together. You don't have to agree on what the problem is before you come.

Four of our practitioners work this way.

Soline Daccache, psychotherapist and IFS practitioner.
Ahmad Halloum, psychotherapist and psychoanalyst.
Muna Odeh, clinical psychologist, family therapist and IFS practitioner.
Diana Dibo, clinical psychologist.

Between them you can be seen in Arabic, English, French, Russian or Portuguese, online, at a time you both choose.

Not only couples. Any two people working something out together.

Book at healingonthemove.com

If you are in immediate danger, or thinking of ending your life, this is not the right help. In Belgium, call 112, or Zelfmoordlijn on 1813.

Our website has changed.

We rebuilt it to feel like somewhere you can arrive slowly. Fewer words on the screen, more room to breathe, one thing at a time. You should be able to find what you need without having to read for ten minutes first.

Inside you will find the four scales we work at, the people who do this work, and a way to book a session when you are ready, for one person or for the two of you, in Arabic, English, French, Spanish, Farsi, Dari, Russian or Portuguese.

Come and look around.
healingonthemove.com

If you are in immediate danger, or thinking of ending your life, this is not the right help. In Belgium call 112, or Zelfmoordlijn on 1813.

RefugeeLed Ghent Belgium

It can take a long time to get to the point of writing to someone. If you are
somewhere in that, here is what it is actually like, so there are no
surprises.

You do not have to explain yourself. We ask a few things, and you choose from
what other people who come here have already said, so you are not writing
about your life to a stranger.

You say which language you want. Arabic, English, French, Spanish, Farsi,
Dari, Russian, Portuguese. Nobody should have to do this in their second
language unless they want to.

You choose who you sit with. Everyone who works here is on the page, in their
own words. Read them until one of them sounds like someone you could talk to.

You decide what you pay. Nobody will ask you why you chose what you chose. If
money is the reason you are hesitating, take the lowest. That is what it is
for.

A session is an hour, and it does not have to fill the hour. Some end after
thirty minutes. You and your therapist stop when the moment is right, not when
the time is up.

And booking decides nothing. You can move it, you can change your mind, and
nobody will ask you to explain.

healingonthemove.com

Booking takes time, and this is not an emergency service. If you or someone
else is in danger, call 112 in Belgium and across the European Union.

Our website has changed.

We rebuilt it to feel like somewhere you can arrive slowly. Fewer words on the screen, more room to breathe, one thing at a time. You should be able to find what you need without having to read for ten minutes first.

Inside you will find the four scales we work at, the people who do this work, and a way to book a session when you are ready, for one person or for the two of you, in Arabic, English, French, Spanish, Farsi, Dari, Russian or Portuguese.

Come and look around.
healingonthemove.com

If you are in immediate danger, or thinking of ending your life, this is not the right help. In Belgium call 112, or Zelfmoordlijn on 1813.

A recap from last week. Holding trauma stories in Playback Theatre, four days in Gent with seven practitioners from Lebanon, Iran, Suriname/Netherlands, Spain, Croatia and Venezuela.

We worked on one question. How do you put a traumatic moment on stage without putting the teller back inside it? Act it out as it happened and they watch their worst moment again in front of a room. Make something soft and vague instead and they think you did not hear them. There is a third way, and it takes craft, not caution.

So we went slowly. We made the same moment again and again, showing less each time, and every time the smallest version held the most.

We found that a laugh inside a story belongs to the teller. It is not something to get past on the way to the real feeling. It is the real feeling.

And we found what it costs an actor to do less. Every one of us wanted to do more.

We stepped into each other’s lives. We cried and laughed together, ate and danced together, and made a community that soothes the pain of being alone.

Our artistry drew on the question method of Pina Bausch, the moving practice of Gabrielle Roth, the Viewpoints of Mary Overlie and Anne Bogart, and Internal Family Systems, developed by Richard Schwartz, used as a reflective framework rather than as therapy.

If this work is close to yours, get in touch. We bring this training to companies and groups and are open to working out a collaboration.

[email protected]

Thank you to the seven who came, and to Wisper for the room.

Free Online Webinar: Theatre of the Streets – An Indian Experience

How do street theatre artists create powerful political performances in India’s busy public spaces with minimal resources? How do they sustain politically engaged work as spaces for dissent become increasingly restricted?

24 July 2026
Mumbai: 8:30–10:00 PM IST
Barcelona: 5:00–6:30 PM CEST

Online via Zoom

Speaker: Sudhanva Deshpande — author, publisher, actor, director, and longtime member of Jana Natya Manch, one of India’s leading political theatre groups.

Register: tinyurl.com/TheatreOfStreets

Hosted by Protest Theatre Alliance in partnership with Healing on the Move and Creativity and Change.