HEALING ACROSS BORDERS
Healing the world from conflict-related trauma by increasing access to psychedelic therapies.
War Leaves Wounds That Are Not Always Visible
Today, there are more than 55 active armed conflicts worldwide, affecting millions of civilians, families, and communities. From the United States and Iran, Israel and Palestine, Ukraine and Russia, to conflicts in Sudan, Syria, Yemen, Myanmar, Ethiopia, and beyond, the human toll extends far beyond physical injury.
Behind headlines are individuals living with profound psychological trauma: grief, hypervigilance, insomnia, anxiety, depression, and loss of meaning. These wounds affect people on all sides of conflict. They ripple through families, shape communities, and can persist across generations.
Healing Across Borders is a humanitarian initiative to support individuals impacted by war and conflict through defined, regionally focused treatment programs, developed in partnership with clinical and research collaborators.
Eligibility
This initiative is designed for civilians living with conflict-related trauma.
We define this population's experience broadly. The term "conflict-related trauma" is used to describe the impacts of experiencing, witnessing, or being displaced by armed conflict. It encompasses direct violence, loss of loved ones, forced migration, and the erosion of safety, community, and identity that often follows. It recognizes the harm caused by cumulative and often ongoing stressors tied to displacement, resettlement, and separation from home.
Our work is universal, humanitarian, and trauma focused. It is not political, ideological, or aligned with any government.
Donate
This work requires medical infrastructure, clinical staff, travel coordination, and scholarship funding for those who cannot afford care. If you would like to support trauma recovery for individuals impacted by conflict worldwide, we welcome your partnership. Together, we can offer a path toward restoration, one person at a time.
