Reframe Your Journey Reconnect with Purpose in a Nurturing Environment

Are you a humanitarian worker struggling to find balance?
Do you feel torn between the urgent demands of the field and the need to take care of yourself amidst the chaos?
Are you feeling demotivated and frustrated by the systemic challenges of the sector?

Whether you work in 'Head Office' or in 'the field,' this programme is for you!


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Reconnect with Your Core Mission


​Why join this programme?



This programme aims to create a comprehensive experience tailored to the unique
​needs of humanitarian workers. Our goal is to provide an inspirational and supportive space 
​that cultivates essential skills and knowledge to enhance individual well being, self care and drive positive impact while navigating sector challenges. 



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Elevate Your Humanitarian Journey and Reconnect with Your Purpose.

This programme creates a nurturing space tailored for humanitarian workers, focusing on vital skills and knowledge to enhance your wellbeing, drive positive impact, and navigate sector challenges.

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Essential Tools for Wellbeing

Unlock resources that support your individual journey and amplify your positive impact.

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Join us for a deep dive day of Reframe and Reconnect 


​We invite you to participate in a peer cohort experience led by Elsa Selva and Molly Stevenson,
experienced coaches and facilitators passionate about supporting social impact professionals in finding 
balance between wellbeing and impact work.

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Reconnect and Revitalize Your Purpose

Experience opportunities to gather practical skills and insights that increase your capacity to effect meaningful change, all while being part of a supportive and understanding community.

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Programme objectives:

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● Reconnect with yourself through self-reflection and grounding.
● Enhance holistic wellbeing with practical tools.
● Acknowledge systemic challenges in the humanitarian sector in relation to wellbeing.
● Create an actionable plan applicable beyond the training.
● Foster an inspirational community of peers.

How Our Programme Transforms You

This programme is for you if:

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You’re curious about cultivating a healthy approach to your work and life.

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You’ve felt somewhat tired, discouraged or depleted of energy in the last six months.

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You’ve sometimes felt frustrated and disillusioned in your work.

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You recognise your values but struggle to integrate them fully into your daily actions.

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You’re ready to transition from feeling stuck to feeling inspired and taking purposeful steps forward. 

What can you expect from the programme

Empowering Resilience 

During our time together, we'll provide tools to reconnect with yourself and navigate humanitarian challenges while prioritising your well-being. We'll create space for deep reflections and peer interaction, building a supportive community to help you stay resilient. Some of the topics that we'll cover include: 

​1. Who am I - Rediscovering self through an exploration of meaning and values.

​2. Me in the system - A consideration of the systemic pressures in the humanitarian sector, its impact on wellbeing, and strategies for self-care.

​3. What is mine to do - A space for peer action conversations aimed at empowering you to take purposeful steps forward in your journey.


​An unconventional online workshop:

​Although the programme will be held virtually, it will have an unconventional approach and offer plenty of opportunities to move, connect with the group, and engage with nature

What Participants Have Said


"The structure of each session was incredibly thoughtful, offering a well-curated space for self-reflection. It was valuable to reflect deeply, share perspectives with like-minded peers and be challenged by others experienced in the sector."


"I appreciated the small group setting, which created space to connect with peers and learn from diverse experiences. The opportunity to engage with well-experienced professionals made the discussions even more enriching!"


"The programme provided thoughtful tools for reflection and questions that helped me explore career challenges and opportunities. It was a supportive environment to reflect, share, and receive meaningful feedback."

Practical Information

Join a community dedicated to personal and professional growth in humanitarian work, empowering you to create meaningful changes.

  •  Format: online workshop for up to 12 participants (minimum of 4 participants)
  • Date: Sunday, 21st September 09:00 am to 05:00 pm Central European Time (C.E.T).
  • Fee: 300€ - includes online workshop, workbook and a post workshop 1-1 coaching session. 

We are experienced facilitators who are passionate about helping you find balance and build resilience in your humanitarian career, enabling you to thrive.

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About us 

MOLLY STEVENSON
After completing her MA in Humanitarian Aid at Deusto University, ​part of the
NOHA Network on Humanitarian Action, Molly devoted six years to working in
Humanitarian Aid and International Development. She then shifted into the
Mental Health sector via training in Group Analysis. Molly now lives in Brussels
where she works as an accredited Coach and Facilitator for the Inner Green
Deal, an NGO dedicated to advancing the green transformation through inner
development. The Inner Green Deal works with large systemic organisations
such as the EU and the UN as well as with community leaders and facilitators.
She is excited to rekindle her connection to her humanitarian origins through this
pilot initiative.

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​Elsa selva 

Accredited coach, facilitator and well being  practitioners, Elsa is passionate about hositlistic well being and sustainability. Her journey has led to explore different corners of the world, studying, working across Europe and Australia. These global experiences have enriched her personal and profesional life and shaped her values and professional career. She began her career with non-profits mediating international conflicts and facilitating groups in multicultural settings. Realizing the importance of equipping individuals with conflict resolution tools, she pursued a Master's in Wellbeing and Coaching Psychology, focusing on human flourishing and transformative change. Now a PhD student at Stellenbosch University, Elsa researches how group work can foster transformative and sustainable development. 

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