Anastasiia Kuriata
Project manager of Charitable Foundation Tree of My Life
KINTSUGI Pilot project coordinator
As in the art of kintsugi, we believe that cracks do not diminish value — they can become golden lines of strength.
KINTSUGI Pilot helps communities that have experienced loss to find new ways to grow, heal, and support others.
Events Calendar
"Cracks do not diminish our worth. They reveal where we have been and how we have grown."
KINTSUGI Pilot
— is a pilot programme that helps communities affected by war learn to heal through peer support, education, and psychosocial resilience. Inspired by the Japanese art of kintsugi, the project demonstrates that what is broken can be restored — and even become more beautiful.
KINTSUGI Pilot creates spaces where people who have experienced loss, forced displacement, or professional burnout can learn to share their experiences, support others, and build caring communities.
Project
Strengthening the psychosocial resilience of communities
Training peer support leaders
Preparing specialists to work with trauma using modern methodologies
Developing a Toolkit — a practical guide for trainers and communities
Core idea:
“We believe that what’s broken can become strong again — as long as you have people who see your worth”
The project is being implemented by the Charitable Foundation "Tree of My Life" in partnership with the organizations POPI (Slovakia) and Moving Self Institute (Czech Republic) with the support of the Visegrad Fund.
The project is co-financed by the governments of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia through grants from the Visegrad Fund. The mission of the fund is to support sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe.
"KINTSUGI: How to Restore Inner Resilience"
(Module A1)
Module A1 is aimed at supporting community members and internally displaced persons who wish to learn practical tools for reducing stress, restoring inner balance, and creating self-help groups.
Registration
KINTSUGI: Early Intervention and Crisis Support
Venue: Charity "Tree of My Life", 6 Yuriy Staninets Street🕘 Time: 09:30 – 16:00
Registration
Module A3
10-11 February 2026
Details to follow
Event Calendar
Contacts
Liubov Mykhailiuk
Director and Co-Founder of the NGO Tree of My LifeMilitary psychology consultant, resource-oriented counselor (IRSGP).
Martha Mykhailets
Head of the Uzhhorod Branch of Tree of My LifeSelf-realization and career coach, mental health specialist. Trainer, icon painter, and visual artist.
Zuzana Vasičak
POPI Institute,counselling professional, therapist, facilitator, dance movement therapist
Email: zuzanavo@gmail.com
Mgr. Brigita Trimajova
POPI Institute
Dipl. PW Psychotherapist, coach, trainer
Email: brigit.trimajova@gmail.com
Klára Čížková
Moving Self Institute
psychologist, dance movement therapist, trainer and suspervisor
As in the art of kintsugi, we believe that cracks do not diminish value — they can become golden lines of strength.
KINTSUGI Pilot helps communities that have experienced loss to find new ways to grow, heal, and support others.
Events Calendar
"Cracks do not diminish our worth. They reveal where we have been and how we have grown."
KINTSUGI Pilot
— is a pilot programme that helps communities affected by war learn to heal through peer support, education, and psychosocial resilience. Inspired by the Japanese art of kintsugi, the project demonstrates that what is broken can be restored — and even become more beautiful.
KINTSUGI Pilot creates spaces where people who have experienced loss, forced displacement, or professional burnout can learn to share their experiences, support others, and build caring communities.
Project
Strengthening the psychosocial resilience of communities
Навчання лідерів підтримки
рівний-рівному (peer support)
Preparing specialists to work with trauma using modern methodologies
Developing a Toolkit — a practical guide for trainers and communities
Core idea:
“We believe that what’s broken can become strong again — as long as you have people who see your worth”
The project is being implemented by the Charitable Foundation "Tree of My Life" in partnership with the organizations POPI (Slovakia) and Moving Self Institute (Czech Republic) with the support of the Visegrad Fund.
The project is co-financed by the governments of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia through grants from the Visegrad Fund.
The mission of the fund is to support sustainable regional
cooperation in Central Europe.
"KINTSUGI: How to Restore Inner Resilience"
(Module A1)
Module A1 is aimed at supporting community members and internally displaced persons who wish to learn practical tools for reducing stress, restoring inner balance, and creating self-help groups.
Registration
KINTSUGI: Early Intervention and Crisis Support
Venue: Charity "Tree of My Life", 6 Yuriy Staninets Street🕘 Time: 09:30 – 16:00
Registration
Module A3
10-11 February 2026
Details to follow
Event Calendar
Contacts
Anastasiia Kuriata
Project manager of Charitable Foundation Tree of My Life
KINTSUGI Pilot project coordinator
Liubov Mykhailiuk
Director and Co-Founder of the Charitable Foundation Tree of My LifeMilitary psychology consultant, resource-oriented counselor (IRSGP).
Martha Mykhailets
Head of the Uzhhorod Branch of Tree of My LifeSelf-realization and career coach, mental health specialist.Trainer, icon painter, and visual artist.
Zuzana Vasičak
POPI Institute,counselling professional, therapist, facilitator, dance movement therapist
Email: zuzanavo@gmail.com
Mgr. Brigita Trimajova
POPI Institute
Dipl. PW Psychotherapist, coach, trainer
Email: brigit.trimajova@gmail.com
Klára Čížková
Moving Self Institute
psychologist, dance movement therapist, trainer and suspervisor
As in the art of kintsugi, we believe that cracks do not diminish value — they can become golden lines of strength.
KINTSUGI Pilot helps communities that have experienced loss to find new ways to grow, heal, and support others.
Events Calendar
"Cracks do not diminish our worth. They reveal where we have been and how we have grown."
KINTSUGI Pilot
— is a pilot programme that helps communities affected by war learn to heal through peer support, education, and psychosocial resilience. Inspired by the Japanese art of kintsugi, the project demonstrates that what is broken can be restored — and even become more beautiful.
KINTSUGI Pilot creates spaces where people who have experienced loss, forced displacement, or professional burnout can learn to share their experiences, support others, and build caring communities.
Project
Strengthening the psychosocial resilience of communities
Training peer support leaders
Preparing specialists to work with trauma using modern methodologies
Developing a Toolkit — a practical guide for trainers and communities
Core idea:
“We believe that what’s broken can become strong again — as long as you have people who see your worth”
The project is being implemented by the Charitable Foundation "Tree of My Life" in partnership with the organizations POPI (Slovakia) and Moving Self Institute (Czech Republic) with the support of the Visegrad Fund.
The project is co-financed by the governments of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia through grants from the Visegrad Fund. The mission of the fund is to support sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe.
"KINTSUGI: How to Restore Inner Resilience"
(Module A1)
Module A1 is aimed at supporting community members and internally displaced persons who wish to learn practical tools for reducing stress, restoring inner balance, and creating self-help groups.
Registration
KINTSUGI: Early Intervention and Crisis Support
Venue: Charity "Tree of My Life", 6 Yuriy Staninets Street🕘 Time: 09:30 – 16:00
Registration
Module A3
10-11 February 2026
Details to follow
Event Calendar
Contacts
Anastasiia Kuriata
Project manager of Charitable Foundation Tree of My Life
KINTSUGI Pilot project coordinator
Liubov Mykhailiuk
Director and Co-Founder of the NGO Tree of My LifeMilitary psychology consultant, resource-oriented counselor (IRSGP).
Martha Mykhailets
Head of the Uzhhorod Branch of Tree of My LifeSelf-realization and career coach, mental health specialist. Trainer, icon painter, and visual artist.
Zuzana Vasičak
POPI Institute,counselling professional, therapist, facilitator, dance movement therapist
Email: zuzanavo@gmail.com
Mgr. Brigita Trimajova
POPI Institute
Dipl. PW Psychotherapist, coach, trainer
Email: brigit.trimajova@gmail.com
Klára Čížková
Moving Self Institute
psychologist, dance movement therapist, trainer and suspervisor