Lubna Rafiqi is a psychologist committed to fostering healthier relationships with the self and the world. She views healing as the foundation for greater awareness, mindfulness, and conscious living, contributing to a more humane global community.
With a Master’s in Psychology and over a decade of healing experience, Lubna supports women in conflict-affected regions facing trauma, displacement, and instability. Her integrative approach combines evidence-based psychology with nature-based practices—such as immersive pottery, natural nutrition, music and silence retreats, and conscious travel—to promote trauma recovery, self-exploration, emotional resilience, and inner peace in challenging environments.
Holding a Bachelor’s in Education and pedagogy training, she facilitates individual and group sessions, creating safe, structured spaces for deep reflection, collective healing, and authentic connection. These are especially vital for women peacebuilders, activists, and community leaders in conflict zones.
Lubna empowers these women to reclaim agency, achieve personal transformation, and cultivate sustainable well-being, aligning with inclusive peacebuilding and the Women, Peace and Security agenda.

Participant in:

August 2018 Fellowship: Peacebuilding and Women’s Meaningful Participation in Peacebuilding Processes 

August 2019 Fellowship: The Arts as a Tool for Peacebuilding