Palestine-Eng

Palestine

About This Project

Healing Resilience and Empowerment Workshop

  1. Lowering the levels of stress, anxiety and depression
  2. Better sleep and clarity of thought
  3. More energy and empowerment

Many people suffer from anxiety, depression, sleep problems, post-traumatic stress disorder, loss of hope and feelings of anger. At the same time, they carry great inner resources of resilience, hope and solidarity.

IAHV offers its global expertise in stress and trauma relief, empowerment and peacebuilding to support individuals, groups and families

HRE workshop (healing, resilience and empowerment) - ONLINE

The HRE workshop is a workshop for treating the psychosocial consequences of conflict and violence, releasing stress and fears, improving sleep and providing relief.

The HRE workshop is a basic IAHV intervention program that can reach large numbers of people and still allow for strong personal benefit.
The workshops are evidence-based, accessible, multicultural and effective. They have an immediate positive impact and empower participants with techniques they can continue to practice independently to improve their well-being.

IAHV's approach is humane, inclusive, respectful, empathetic and culturally sensitive.

Details

The workshop will be held on ZOOM for 3 consecutive days, an hour and a half each time

Free of charge

Language: The workshop will be delivered in Arabic, translation can be available in English and French.

Requirements

  • Knowing the use of ZOOM
  • Make sure you have a good internet connection, and that you are logged in
  • Make sure you have a quiet and undisturbed space as possible, something to lie on, room to move, light clothes.
  • Keep a bottle of water with you.

For more information about the workshops, please contact:

00201060002779

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