GROWING A CULTURE
OF TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE
The Pocket Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to growing a culture of trauma-informed care. We develop training, consulting and social impact projects that contribute to the global restoration movement.
FEATURED
The Pocket Project is at the forefront of a profound paradigm shift towards collective healing. Our programs are dedicated to fostering a global movement of transformation by raising awareness, expanding our community of practice, and spreading trauma-informed practices.
EVENT
Climate Consciousness Summit 2024
FREE ONLINE EVENT, NOV 15-21, 2024
The Climate Consciousness Summit 2024 invites you to connect with the climate movement through personal transformation. Join us to explore how healing ourselves and the planet go hand-in-hand and find your role in addressing the climate crisis.
PROJECT
Global Trauma Relief Project
A Healing Impulse for our World
PROJECT
Collective Trauma Research
Building Resilience Through Shared Knowledge
Explore our research to see how shared insights on trauma can empower healing, foster resilience, and strengthen community bonds.
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"When we take responsibility for our past, we become able to take responsibility for our future. When we dare to go to the roots of the crisis, together, to acknowledge and learn from what happened, we prepare the seeds for post-traumatic growth."
KOSHA JOUBERT, CEO POCKET PROJECT
"Every time trauma is healed, we restore a part of our past and make possible a brighter future for ourselves and succeeding generations. We transform separation, othering, and scarcity into relation, interdependence, and abundance."
THOMAS HUEBL, FOUNDER POCKET PROJECT
EVENTS
Join us for our upcoming events, where we delve into collective trauma integration through community calls, and global social witnessing calls. Explore meaningful discussions and connect with a community dedicated to healing and understanding together.
Launch of the Jewish Trauma Relief Project – A Healing Impulse
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Celebrating & Giving Thanks – Pocket Project End of Year Celebration
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PROJECTS & COURSES
We provide education and consultancy to drive the widespread adoption of trauma-informed approaches across communities, organizations, and government bodies. We spread trauma-informed care, understanding that individual healing is inseparable from collective healing. Both are necessary to address the great challenges of our times.
BOOK
Attuned
Practicing Interdependence to Heal Our Trauma—and Our World
New Book by Thomas Hübl: In Attuned, Hübl shares a visionary guide for individuals and professionals committed to healing our struggling world.
PRACTICE GROUPS
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LOCAL GROUPS FOR COLLECTIVE LEARNING
PROJECT
Trauma relief project - UKRAINE
Solidarity With Ukraine
The war, the pandemic and climate change all pose an existential threat to life and trigger anxiety and fear…
Embodiment is the foundation for healing. Without embodiment, we have no instrument to receive the world and to ground the energy of anxiety, fear and trauma. Our body is the instrument that allows the energy to return and become fertile soil for the future. Kosha Joubert, CEO Pocket Project
During each lab session something I did not realise before surfaces. Today it was about numbing and turning away. I saw that it is an ancestral pattern I inherited, not some character defect. This was huge for me.
Siobhán M, Ireland
My organisation and I have learnt a lot which we are able to share with community and family leaders here in Tanzania as well as the African diaspora generally as we attempt to reconnect in our journey to racial well-being.
Keisha D, Tanzania
We in Afghanistan feel numbness and detached from ourselves and our emotions - these meditations I think will help us to be in touch with our inner true self.
S O, Afghanistan
I am grateful to participate in the Women's Lab. It feels like we are mending a very old ragged cloth that has stretched for eons and I have.such a longing to add my love and light to the feminine voice.
Marsha D, USA
I am touched by the moments when listening takes place for the white people after people of colour share their experiences. And when I hear the realities of the white people shared in authenticity.
Victor A., Nigeria
I realised that each person who spoke truly has a different piece of the story of collective trauma and history to share. The web of all of us together is so much richer than anyone alone.
Shana L, USA