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Peaceful Heart Network International stress and trauma relief for the most vulnerable:
First Aid Stress & Trauma (FAST) Visit our webpage. Join us. Like us. Share if you care. Thanks. :D

We are a non-profit organization working with international trauma healing using, teaching and spreading the simple first aid Trauma Tapping Technique we have developed in Rwanda together with Dr Carl Johnson, simplifying it to the level of being able to give it to children as part of their tool box for empowered survival.

The World Mental Health Day became a joyful  celebration with Peaceful Heart Network in Rwanda. Placide Nkubito shared h...
12/10/2026

The World Mental Health Day became a joyful celebration with Peaceful Heart Network in Rwanda. Placide Nkubito shared his experiences of healing trauma and sharing tools. You can also learn and share. It’s a life changer.

My mom could not talk me in good way. She was angry every time and drinking a lot. When I learnt the Tapping  I found th...
02/10/2026

My mom could not talk me in good way. She was angry every time and drinking a lot. When I learnt the Tapping I found that it gives me peace inside of me. I used to be full of anger and bitterness. With the Tapping I felt a change. I decided to show it to my Mum. She accepted and started doing Tapping. After a while she stopped drinking alcohol. And everything changed. We are now a happy family. Thank you Placide for the teaching.

Keep tapping! And pass it on!
21/09/2026

Keep tapping! And pass it on!

The Bukavu Scouts in Bukavu in eastern DR Congo had the chance to enjoy a singing Tapping session the other day thanks t...
09/09/2026

The Bukavu Scouts in Bukavu in eastern DR Congo had the chance to enjoy a singing Tapping session the other day thanks to our friend Miterrant.
Who can you show Tapping to?

Pioneering with TTT in Ladakh“Julley, Julley! Lets build tapping bridges, stay in touch and pass TTT on! “ was the greet...
06/09/2026

Pioneering with TTT in Ladakh
“Julley, Julley! Lets build tapping bridges, stay in touch and pass TTT on! “ was the greeting from the Tapping workshop participants in Ladakh when Kathrin Lacher from Germany left after one month in this most northern part of India. "Julley" is a very special word in ladakhi meaning "Hello, Goodbye and Thank You".
This is Kathrin's reflection:
"As TTT doesn’t require much talking, it breaks the deep-rooted taboo in Ladakh against discussing family or personal problems in front of others. As the Ladakhis are a very pragmatic and open-minded people, we got straight down to tapping.
After each workshop, participants came up to me and said that, for the first time, there had been space to address their own difficult issues, even though we had worked without focusing on specific content, and that they would like to continue working on this.
These were some of the comments I got after the workshop:
”TTT is like irrigating the fields with water inside me, seeds can grow and inner flowers can bloom.”
”Sun is coming out and spring after a long harsh winter with minus 40 degree in my heart, thanks TTT.“
”I’d love to learn so much more about it. After that tapping workshop I decided to study psychology.”
Twenty-nine years ago, I spent a summer on a farm in Ladakh, northern India, helping a Ladakhi family with their daily chores. Ladakh is a high mountainous place. The landscape, culture and people made a deep impression on me. This year I decided I wanted to return and give something back.
As I have been supporting people in Germany as a therapist for 20 years and Tapping has been my most effective and wonderful tool for the last 10 years, I wanted to offer it to the Ladakhis. For this ‘Tap and Travel’ project to Ladakh, as I call it, my partner and I wrote to various NGOs working in the fields of sustainability, education and mental health. We found the doors wide open! and my experiences from 29 years ago proved to be a great way in. I ran TTT workshops for 42 students and their teachers from SECMOL (Students’ Educational and Cultural Movement of Ladakh), for the 15 staff members of LEDEG (Ladakh Ecological Development Group), for the 5 staff members of the NAVIKRU Eco Foundation, and for 50 students and 25 teachers at Siddhartha High School in Stok. I also shared my knowledge of TTT with Dr Tsering Palmo, the chairperson of the Ladakh Nuns’ Association.
I offered TTT as part of mental health and resilience training, and all the NGOs were very interested in this subject area. The younger generation in Ladakh is growing up in a fractured reality, caught between traditional village culture and the rapid advance of Western-Indian modernity. I believe that few other cultures worldwide have experienced such a drastic transformation in every aspect within the space of just 30 years. The young people and adults alike were grateful for this practical tool for self-regulation; apart from Buddhism and yoga, there is not really any awareness of tools or therapists who can provide support.
I feel very blessed and grateful for these opportunities to share Tapping and for re-connection.”

PS. From Peaceful Heart Network: If there is a community or project you would like to offer these tools to don’t hesitate to reach out like Kathrin has done. This is the core idea of spreading ripples of healing - that we all can do something.

En beprövad och säker utbildning riktar sig till dig som behandlar beroende som ger möjlighet att genomföra effektiv tra...
31/08/2026

En beprövad och säker utbildning riktar sig till dig som behandlar beroende som ger möjlighet att genomföra effektiv traumabehandling på ett riskfritt sätt genom att fokusera på att hantera stress och trauma med självreglering.
Metoden kallas Stress & Trauma-modellen.
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Passa på och lär dig Stress & Trauma-kursen online i höst:

21-22 september
13-14 oktober

5000 kr plus moms för 4 dagar med tre lärare.

Möjlighet till certifiering.

Över 1000 personer har gått den. Vi ser fram emot att få utbilda dig.

Länk: https://www.stressochtraumamodellen.se/events/fordjupning-online-stress-trauma-modellen-for-beroendebehandling-13-14-okt-2026

Join the event of the year - 24 Hours of Tapping. Free streaming. Friday 10 July -Sunday 12 July. Listen to and learn fr...
08/07/2026

Join the event of the year - 24 Hours of Tapping. Free streaming. Friday 10 July -Sunday 12 July. Listen to and learn from dedicated Tappers from all walks of life.
We will be there as well as several of our friends and colleagues.
Link in the first comment.

"Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend...
02/06/2026

"Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend"

We always look for simple ways to enhance connection and reduce stress. Things that we do naturally, but perhaps need to be reminded of to do more. We call it The Very First Aid to Stress and Trauma. Like offering a cup of Tea or a glass of Water with a Smile. We call it TAS - Tea and A Smile.

The other day, through the experience of our champion connector Placide Nkubito in Rwanda, we gave name to an other one: Walk Beside Me- WBM. Well known and worth to be reminded.

Placide was visiting Mary, a survivor of the genocide who lives in Kimironko in the outskirts of the capital Kigali. Placide had been there before to teach her Tapping.
Mary invited him into her small house. She offered him a glass of water. They sat down together. Mary started telling him some of what happened to her during those horrific 100 days of the genocide in 1994. Gruesome violations. After a short while she raised up:
"Would you like to go for a walk in the village? It is so much easier to talk when walking beside you."
Side by side they strode down the sandy streets between the houses of mud and bricks. Some children playing football. Women selling roasted corn.

"Walking with you is like walking with a son. So relieving and comfortable." Mary says.
"Me too", says Placide. "It is like having a mother by my side."

What do you do to reduce stress? In yourself and for others.

Faida Kasilembo is a favourite in our Peaceful Heart Network. When I first met her in 2009 she had recently been liberat...
19/05/2026

Faida Kasilembo is a favourite in our Peaceful Heart Network. When I first met her in 2009 she had recently been liberated from one of the armed groups in eastern part of Congo. She was liberated by BVES Director Murhabazi Namegabe, who tirelessly has been working for the rights of children in this extremely challenged area for decades.
This is how Faida happily tells her story of our first encounter:
”When I met Gunilla the first time I was like a crazy person. I had nightmares, screaming during the night and I was very angry, really out of my mind. Not even my auntie wanted to have me in the house. She wanted to throw me out.” She conveys to the other participants from different organisations..
”TTT has helped me so much. I became like new. With a fresh mind. I have showed the Tapping to many in my community and now I want to help even more people.”

We have been in contact ever since. Today she is a young woman with three children. They live high up in one of the shanty town on one of the hills of Bukavu.
And now she does her own workshops with TTT in her community! So many who have been affected by violence and conflict stay there.
Placide Nkubito visited her the other day during her training.
”It was amazing to see Faida. So confident and open with her story and what TTT has changed in her!”

”I thank God That I got to know TTT. It has brought a big change in me and this made a big change to my life. Now I am a teacher of TTT. It brings change into my community. They call me to help them. We need to help people the way we have been helped by others.”

If you like to assist and support her workshops, pls let us know. Yes, healing is possible!

TTT has made me so popularWe regularly get messages from our dear friend and colleague Pastor John Obonyo from South Sud...
05/05/2026

TTT has made me so popular
We regularly get messages from our dear friend and colleague Pastor John Obonyo from South Sudan who lives in the refugee camp in the north of Uganda. He shares Tapping and Havening wherever he goes to preach or visit his fellow country women and men from South Sudan. Sometimes he now also visit his home country. This came some days ago:

”Hello, good afternoon
I enjoy this ministry of sharing TTT and Havening so much. It has made me so popular in many places and to so many people to whom I bring these tools to. God bless you for showing me.
We had a sweet lovely weekend in my former hometown in South Sudan, Kajokeji, with lots of testimonies of healing. The Bishop opened the workshop and gave an exciting testimony of his own healing with TTT. Several people - especially women - stood up and gave testimonies during our meeting in church.

One of the women called Meling said:
”For the past two years TTT has been my main medicine. I learned it while I was still in the refugee camp in Uganda. I returned to Kajokeji in South Sudan last year and I will always remember that I was rescued from death by the power of tapping. Without Tapping I would never had been able to return."

Another one was Lucy:
”I have spent almost four months suffering from headache. I was not able to look either side because my neck kept stiff. I could not think that trauma could cause such pain. But when TTT healed my trauma the neck got loose and flexible. I can now move my head.”
This was a new experience also to me. I would have suspect it to be malaria or even typhoid. But now I know that trauma can give the same symptoms. And Tapping can heal.
I will continue my mission since trauma is such a problem in our community. It is a blessing to have these tools to share together with the Gospel.”

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