Third Space Practice runs group psychosocial support programmes for people working in conflict-affected, high-pressure, and post-crisis contexts. Our work is grounded in existential, un-colonial, and narrative traditions, and shaped by long experience of psychotherapy, education, and field practice in international settings.

We work with journalists, human rights defenders, humanitarians, educators, and frontline practitioners — people whose work places them under sustained pressure and whose institutions often do not have the resources to support them well.

Programmes are designed for the specific contexts they serve, held over time rather than delivered in single sessions, and built to last beyond the funded period. We are interested in the long arc of how people stay capable of difficult work, not in short-form interventions that leave the underlying conditions untouched.