Couples and relationship therapy
The two of you.
An hour, or an hour and a half, with a practitioner, for two people trying to work something out together. You do not have to agree about what the problem is before you come.
Who comes
Most often it is partners. But the room is for any two people whose relationship carries something heavy, and who would rather look at it with someone else there than keep circling it alone.
If you are not sure the two of you count, you count.
What a session is
Neither of you is the patient
Nobody is there to decide which of you is right. What is looked at is what happens between you.
You will both get to speak
Making sure the quieter person is heard is a skill, not a favour to either side.
Nothing is decided for you
People come to stay together, to separate, or to find out which. None of those is the outcome we steer towards.
One of you books
Whoever books puts their own name. The link comes to them, and they pass it on. Only one booking is needed.
Before you book
This is not mediation, and there is nothing to sign at the end. It is not a legal or custody assessment. It is not a place where one person is brought to be corrected.
If you are afraid of the person you would come with
Please do not book a session together. Speaking honestly is not safe when one person can be punished for it afterwards, and a session can make things worse rather than better. Book on your own instead, in your own name, and say what is happening. You will be believed, and you will not be pushed to bring anyone with you.
Book on your ownWho you can see
Four of our practitioners work with two people in the room. Between them you can be seen in Arabic, English, French, Russian or Portuguese.
Soline Daccache
Psychotherapist and IFS practitioner
Based in Lisbon, I offer trauma-informed and eclectic individual therapy, couple and family therapy, psychosocial support and group therapy, including drama therapy and dance movement therapy.
Arabic, French, English, Portuguese
Sessions of 90 minutes
Book with Soline
Ahmad Halloum
Psychotherapist and psychoanalyst
My approach is warm, thoughtful and non-judgmental, with space for you to speak freely and at your own pace. I work particularly with trauma, anxiety, relationships, identity, sexuality and life transitions, and I have extensive experience supporting LGBTQIA+ people and people with migration or displacement experiences.
Arabic, French, English
Sessions of 50 minutes
Book with Ahmad
Diana Dibo
Clinical psychologist
I am a clinical psychologist based in Paris, specialising in psychotrauma related to violence, grief, displacement, and the loss of people, places, or former selves. My work is grounded in a culturally sensitive approach attentive to identity, trauma, and lived experience.
Arabic, French, Russian, English
Sessions of 60 minutes
Book with Diana
Muna Odeh
Clinical psychologist, family therapist and IFS practitioner
I specialize in trauma-informed care for adults, adolescents, and couples, with a focus on refugees and war survivors. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, I use a client-centered, eclectic approach tailored to each case.
Arabic, English
Sessions of 90 minutes
Book with MunaWhat it costs
You decide what you pay. It is one contribution for the session, not one each, and it is the same however long you sit together. Nobody checks and nobody asks you to prove anything.
Standard
From €120
For most households. Choose any amount from here.
Solidarity
From €150
If you can, this keeps sessions open to people who cannot.
You say which when you pick your time. You pay Healing on the Move after the session, not your practitioner, and the amount is never discussed in the room.
If money is the reason the two of you would not come, write to us first. That is a conversation we would rather have than lose you to it.
When you are ready
One of you books, for the two of you.
Choose your practitioner above and book from their name. If you have been before and want the same person, use their button again and pick a follow up.
If either of you is in immediate danger, or thinking of ending your life, this page is not the right help. Call the emergency number where you are: 112 in Belgium and across the European Union. In Belgium, Zelfmoordlijn is also on 1813.