“What I once thought impossible has become possible because of sociotherapy.”
We’re sharing “Stories and Letters to the Next Generation” a booklet born from autobiographical writing workshops with CBS staff in Rwanda & DRC.
Read here: https://t.co/HcB8BT4CBb
What if MHPSS & peacebuilding integration started from lived experience, not imported frameworks?
Read the full conversation with Ali Bitenga An Anthropology PhD candidate, researching lived experience in conflict-affected Great Lakes communities: https://t.co/LCQBvEgynK
In Burundi, small relational shifts are leading to deep change.
Through Community-Based Sociotherapy with @tharsasbl and #MIPAREC, participants report reduced anger, restored relationships, and renewed confidence.
Read more: https://t.co/dr5hCrOWK5
“While my life and health didn’t change overnight, my perspective did.”
This story traces a student’s journey from isolation and fear to confidence and renewed commitment to his studies through Sociotherapy.
Read the full story on our website: https://t.co/tPclwPnjJX
Violence often begins with unhealed pain.
Healing changes how people respond, relate, and resolve conflict.
When communities heal, trust grows.
When trust grows, conflict loses its power.
#MHPSS#PeaceBuilding
Mwakoze cyane ku nama nziza Nyakubahwa @PaulKagame ku nama nziza ku mitangire ya serivise. Gusa ikibazo kiri muri transfer z'ubutaka @Lands_Rwanda bikwiye gukemurwa @Dr_JimmyGasore kuko bidindiza iterambere @PrimatureRwanda .
As the @WHO Representative in Rwanda said:
“Culturally sensitive care and community-based mental health services can help prevent severe mental health issues.”
Community-based approaches like #Sociotherapy help break stigma, restore connection, and foster healing.
Today at #PeaceConnect Nairobi, we take the conversation deeper.
Our masterclass, presented by our General Lead @KDiogene explores how mental health and peacebuilding are deeply interdependent, because healing minds builds lasting peace.
#PeaceConnect2025#MHPSS#Peacebuilding
“Different forms of violence taking place in different corners of the world are causing global pain, anger, hopelessness, and other negative sentiments. Yesterday we called for Global Empathy, and I also call now for Community Empathy.” - @KDiogene General Lead at @icbs_connect
The first CBS Accreditation Training marked a historic step for the sociotherapy community.
#34trainers, #8countries represented.
It’s about safeguarding CBS standards, strengthening partnerships & building lasting impact in #MHPSS & #Peacebuilding@NLinRwanda
Today, CBS Rwanda had the honor of accompanying the team from Burundi @tharsasbl, who are implementing CBS in their country, on a visit to the @Kigali_Memorial.
Alongside the ED of #CBSRwanda, the delegation took time to learn and reflect on Rwanda’s history.
#mvurankuvure
Today we joined @icbs_connect in Rwanda for a Community-Based Sociotherapy training. 30 trainers from 8 countries are being accredited,ensuring quality & consistency in healing work for societies affected by conflict. #Sociotherapy#MvuraNkuvure#ICBS