We unite mental health professionals, scholars, and advocates globally to challenge the clinical isolation of trauma, center Palestinian-led frameworks, and build a principled community of practice against settler colonialism
Critiquing frameworks that pathologize individual responses to state violence.
We advocate for an anti-colonial approach to psychology that names the ongoing Nakba, siege, and apartheid as the root causes of psychological distress.
Connecting mental health chapters across regions (including Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa ) to share resources, coordinate advocacy campaigns, and build mutual support structures.
We ensure that our educational initiatives, statements, and practice guidelines are grounded in Palestinian leadership and self-determination.
Amplifying Palestinian scholars, clinicians, and community workers.
