International services:

Care for humanitarians & change makers

You provide critical support for communities and ecosystems across the globe. Your wellbeing matters. Realizing this is the first step toward sustaining yourself personally and professionally and being able to ethically effect change. With firsthand experience as an international humanitarian aid worker, our therapist John Drollinger, LICSW, can help you navigate the specific challenges of humanitarian aid, human rights, diplomacy, peacebuilding, environmental justice, conservation, disaster response, "development" and related fields.

Witnessing human, communal and ecological suffering and loss takes a toll. Existential crises, traumatic events, relationship challenges, chronic stress, overwhelm, cynicism, burn out, compassion fatigue and grief are commonplace in this work. At times, you may feel disconnected from your purpose and your values. Psychotherapy can help. Our services attend to the ways in which your history, identities and positionality—e.g., gender, sexuality, religion, nationality, race/ethnicity, age, class—impact your experiences, your relationships, your work, your safety and overall wellbeing. Together, we can bolster your resilience and help you stay connected to yourself, others and your work.

Services are offered virtually via a secure video platform and are only available in English. Contact us if you need a referral to an Arabic-speaking provider. Some geographic limitations apply.