Evaluating how the community-based social healing intervention improves Ubuntu in post genocide Rwanda

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This study is looking at whether The CBSH model includes breath-centered mind-body practices, collective narratives in a safe place, and rituals can help people with Improving ubuntu way of living, mental health, mental well-being, social capital, resilience and reducing intimate partner violence and psychosomatic symptoms or Mental and Behavioural Disorders. Participants take part in The CBSH model includes breath-centered mind-body practices, collective narratives in a safe place, and rituals and complete follow-up assessments. Taking part may give some people access to The CBSH model includes breath-centered mind-body practices, collective narratives in a safe place, and rituals, but direct benefit is not guaranteed.

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