Rehab therapies

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We advocate on behalf of people whose voices are ignored, on issues critical to their wellbeing.Read more about Advocacy
We educate the public, policy makers and future generations about the risks of pursuing policies that ignore human rights.Read more about Education
We gather clinical evidence and act as expert witnesses to help immigration courts make better informed decisions. Read more about Legal Protection
We address clients’ severe and wide-ranging health issues with the help of expert clinical volunteers.Read more about Healthcare
We use a range of therapies to help our clients work through their trauma. Read more about Rehab therapies
We re-establish fundamental connections, boundaries and self-management strategies. Read more about Body-Mind
We break isolation and spark creativity in friendly groups and classes.Read more about Social wellbeing

Survivors of human rights violations have a right to treatment and alleviation of their suffering, as recognized by human rights law. Our responsibility as clinicians is to assist survivors through appropriate therapeutic measures and to empower them in their own efforts to recover.

Our clinical team of psychotherapists, psychologists, complementary therapists and psychiatrists understand the nature of trauma and the impact it has on individuals, family and the next generation. They offer a range of therapeutic activities adapted to the needs of our clients ranging from counselling and psychiatric treatment, to group work and family therapy. They regularly find innovative solutions to complex problems in which roles are adjusted through case sharing and mutual interaction. The aim is to strengthen survivors’ capacity to cope with the complexities of ordinary everyday life.