Advocacy & Outreach · 2021 – today

Making HNIM techniques visible on the international stage

AHH speaks at conferences, publishes research and takes part in international humanitarian events — to build recognition for hypno-neuro-imaginative techniques as a neuroscience-based mental-health tool.

Group photo at the Humanitarian Leadership Conference, Doha 2025
Humanitarian Leadership Conference · Doha, Qatar · 2025
8+
International conferences
2
International awards won
2
Scientific posters published
1
Routledge chapter 2026
Marta Hegyaljai presenting HNIM techniques at the Humanitarian Leadership Conference, Doha 2025
International conference · Doha, Qatar · 2025

Humanitarian Leadership Conference — Doha

Marta Hegyaljai represented AHH as a speaker at the Humanitarian Leadership Conference in Doha — one of the year's most significant international humanitarian gatherings. She presented the hypno-neuro-imaginative approach as a concrete mental-health and resilience tool for humanitarian professionals.

  • International audience
  • Neuroscience & humanitarian work
  • HNIM techniques presented
  • Team resilience
Sylvie Lurot and Prof. Emiliano Albanese at the Swiss Public Health Conference, Ticino 2025
Best Poster Award Swiss Public Health Conference · Ticino · 2025

Best Poster Award — Sylvie Lurot for AHH

Sylvie Lurot presented AHH's work at the Swiss Public Health Conference in Ticino — and won the Best Poster Award, recognizing the scientific quality and relevance of the hypno-neuro-imaginative approach for Swiss public health. She is pictured here with Prof. Emiliano Albanese.

  • Sylvie Lurot — lead author
  • Congo + Switzerland · two case studies
  • 75% · 87% · 81% — key results
Download the poster (2025)
AHH scientific poster — Berlin Mental Health Congress 2026
Poster ID 003 Mental Health Congress · Berlin · 2026

International Conference on Mental Health and Human Resilience

AHH presented a scientific poster at the international congress on mental health and human resilience in Berlin — extending the reach of its work to an international academic and clinical audience specialized in high-stress and displaced populations.

  • S. Lurot · A. Python · M. Hegyaljai-Python
  • Neuroscience-Based Innovation
  • High-Stress & Displaced Populations
Download the poster (2026)

All our appearances

A growing academic and humanitarian presence

Since 2021, AHH has gradually expanded its presence in academic, humanitarian and advocacy spaces — in Switzerland and internationally.

  1. 2026 Speaker

    Institut für Mediation (IfM) — Volkshaus Zürich

    Talk & mini-workshop · “Die unsichtbaren Wunden heilen” · Marta Hegyaljai Python & Claude Ribaux · 18 June 2026.

  2. 2026 Award

    International Conference on Mental Health and Human Resilience

    Scientific poster · Berlin, Germany · S. Lurot, A. Python, M. Hegyaljai-Python.

  3. 2026

    The Routledge International Handbook of Trauma-Responsive Peacebuilding

    Chapter 20 — academic publication · Routledge / Taylor & Francis · ISBN 978-1-032-88266-6.

  4. 2025 Speaker

    Humanitarian Leadership Conference

    Plenary presentation · Doha, Qatar · Marta Hegyaljai.

  5. 2025 Best Poster Award

    Swiss Public Health Conference

    Scientific poster · Ticino, Switzerland · Sylvie Lurot with Prof. Emiliano Albanese.

  6. 2025 Speaker

    Graduate Institute of Geneva

    Roundtable panelist · Geneva, Switzerland.

  7. 2024

    Geneva Health Forum

    Scientific poster · Geneva, Switzerland.

  8. 2022

    The Mindfield — “Women in the Field” panel

    Panel participation · challenges facing women in humanitarian work.

  9. 2022

    Red Cross Museum — public talk

    Public lecture · Geneva · humanitarians' mental health.

Making HNIM techniques visible in academic and humanitarian spaces helps durably change the way the world thinks about mental health in crisis contexts.

Invite AHH to speak

Are you organizing a conference, a humanitarian or academic event? We would be delighted to present our work and approach to your audience.