SOME GIVE FOOD
SOME GIVE MEDICINE
WE ENABLE RESILIENCE.
At Stillpoint Engage we provide resilience training and depth psychology solutions to strengthen and sustain humanitarian aid workers, frontline workers, and underserved communities around the world.
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Grounded In Depth Psychology,
Engaged In The Field
At Stillpoint Engage, we believe that suffering can only be alleviated when human beings truly connect across the many boundaries that too often separate us. Our engagement process is based on respect, shared vision, & reflection.
We build initiatives of intention and integrity to achieve the most far-reaching, lasting results possible.
HOW WE WORK
Listen Actively
We join our stakeholders in the field for a session of active listening to understand the deeper needs and manifold causes of suffering.
Collectively Create
We work with our community to co-create, map and plan a collaborative process grounded in depth psychology.
Engage Directly
We engage our community directly in a series of workshops that enable multi-dimensional approaches to healing.
Share Insights
We take time to digest, capture and share our experiences, to still our learnings and to inspire future projects.
A Multi-Dimensional Approach to Relieve Suffering
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Engage Communities Directly
We engage communities directly first, by listening, and then by co-creating multidimensional psychological and social support activities, whether inside or outside a formal mental-health context.
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Support Humanitarian Workers
From co-creating a mobile app to support Doctors Without Borders (MSF) and field workers in Africa and beyond, to directly working with indigenous Youth and Elders in the US and engaging traumatized communities in Kosovo.
We work in depth, in the field, to offer solutions where it’s needed most. -
Generate Actionable Insights
We provide opportunities for generating actionable insights into the manifold root causes of human suffering today, through quantitative and qualitative research, curated discussion and debate, and through innovative community and professional education.
"What this can do far exceeded what I thought was possible. Resilience support can help us to overcome the challenges we face, again and again. We are going to create something really good together."
JAMES KAMBAKI, Head of Field HR
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) | Johannesburg, South Africa
"What is very valuable is the the technology that will enable us to give this support across borders. We support this moving forward."
GUILHEM MOLINIE, General Director
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) | Johannesburg, South Africa
"When it comes to our beneficiaries, we go all out. But when it comes to staff, we fall short. Our training focus must expand from rules and expect-ed results, to how we sustain our work in the field."
ELIZABETH IRUNGU, MD and Field Worker
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) | Johannesburg, South Africa
"When you become sweaty, nervous, and need to use the bathroom - these are signs of stress that I never knew I could get under control though
simple techniques."
HLENGIWE MAKHAZA, HR & Finance manager
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) | Johannesburg, South Africa
"There is a culture of denying stress. People think it’s normal, so they do not take the necessary steps to deal with it. People also avoid the debriefings. Hopefully this app can help."
BHELEKAZI MDLALOSE, Clinic manager /Nurse
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) | Johannesburg, South Africa
"While being in the office we are not as stressed as the Doctors. It is the medical staff that get the most stressed, and we need to learn how to deal with."
TSEGO, Logistics employee
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) | South Africa
"In Rustenburg the stressors are not like in the DR Congo. In the DR Congo it’s emotional psychological stress In the DR Congo the focus is safety and security. The APP can make a real difference in this."
LEEN BOERSMA Project Lead
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) | Rustenburg, South Africa
"Very helpful to learn about the brain’s role in stress, and how we can Intervene."
BEATRICE MONGALE, Forensic Nurse
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) | South Africa
"These Mechanisms for coping under stress, leaves you in a place to make better decisions, and does not burn you out."
MOLEFE MOTSELIYANE, Logistics employee
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) | South Africa
Human to Human
At Stillpoint Engage, we believe that suffering can only be alleviated when human beings truly connect across the many boundaries that too often separate us. Our engagement process is based on respect, collaboration, shared vision, and reflection. We invite you to listen, learn, and partner with us.
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