Therapeutic coaching and psychosocial education for identity, belonging, and the work of selfhood.
Rooted in existential and liberation psychology.
Third Space Practice is for people who lived between cultures, faiths, families, or stories, and arrived somewhere that doesn’t have a clean name. Who left, or were left, or never quite arrived. Whose questions outlasted the institutions that tried to settle them. We work with displacement, adoption, faith change, neurodivergence, and mixed heritage. The work is grounded in lived experience and existential training. We want to grapple with you, think with you, and come to a place where the questions may not have to resolve…
Clear, accessible articulation of the frameworks that shape Third Space Practice. Draws from existential, liberation, trauma informed and un-colonial models. Emphasis on relational ethics, epistemic justice, and the importance of cultural, historical, and political context.
Transparent comparison with mainstream MHPSS (mental health and psychosocial support) models. Highlights post-institutional ethos, emphasis on complexity, narrative integration, and the critique of over-medicalised or extractive training cultures.