Resilience
Strength to carry what is hard.
RESET means restart
RESET gives traumatised children and families a new beginning
For children, young people and families living with the consequences of war, terror, flight and fear, RESET means a chance to find calm, hope and courage again.
Support RESETHow RESET works
We train the people who meet the children every day
Through RESET, Mission10forty works with traumatised children and families in Armenia, Ukraine and Iraq. We train local professionals, who train others in concrete trauma-relieving and regulating techniques, so the help reaches far more people than we could reach alone.
RESET was developed by the Danish psychologist and co-founder of Mission10forty, Kirsten Callesen. The University of Lviv in western Ukraine is working to make RESET part of the psychology curriculum.
Back to home
R-E-S-E-T
Five steps back to life
Embodiment
The body settles and the nervous system finds rest.
Self-understanding
The child learns to sense and understand their feelings.
Empathy
Empathy and safety in meeting other people.
Transformation
A new beginning – for the child and for the family.
Where we work
Armenia, Ukraine and Iraq
- Ukraine54 local specialists have just been trained in Mykolaiv.
- Armenia82 local specialists are now certified RESET facilitators.
- IraqWe want to establish the psychosocial centre RESET Bashiqa on the Nineveh plain.
For DKK 350 you can help a traumatised child or young person move on. Your support goes to training local professionals, translating and developing materials, and concrete help for children and families who need support now.
Read more in our newsletter
Here we tell the story of the RESET work in Ukraine, Armenia and Iraq – and about the children and families who need help now. The newsletters are in Danish.