Crisis Support & Psychological First Aid
I provide crisis intervention and psychological first aid for individuals, groups, families, and teams affected by crisis, conflict, and natural disaster. This work is trauma-informed and grounded in years of practice alongside humanitarian and conflict-affected communities. Whether you are a person navigating the aftermath of a frightening event, a family waiting for someone to come home, or an organization responsible for staff who have been through the worst, the aim is the same: to ease immediate distress, restore a sense of safety and control, and connect people to the care they need next.
Who this support is for
People and communities affected by armed conflict, political violence, or forced displacement.
Those living through or recovering from natural disaster and the upheaval that follows.
Humanitarian and frontline staff, journalists, activists and others exposed to crisis through their work.
Former detainees and hostages — and the families who have carried the fear alongside them.
Teams and organizations that need coordinated support throughout or in the in the wake of a critical incident.