MOSHI Therapy: tween graffiti on the Hospital playroom wall
We protect the confidence of children and teenagers by transforming medical complexity into creative sovereignty.
Developed on hospital wards during COVID-19, our protocol uses the MOSHI Rainbow diagnostic tool to locate somatic pain, deepens that discovery through Socratic Dialogue for Wellbeing, and translates those insights into Creative Arts.
This isn’t just therapy; it is the production of clinical-grade resources.
From monumental murals to dance choreographies that teach insulin injection,
our participants translate their journey into tools now utilized by pediatricians and psychologists to treat others.
At MOSHI, we ensure that even in the face of illness, a child’s vibe remains their own, and their resilience becomes a blueprint for the world.
“The artwork created by patients during the MOSHI workshops is a valuable resource for other patients. It allows them to identify with one another, speak more freely, and feel better.” Paul, Pediatrician
“I highly recommend the MOSHI training to learn new ways of interacting with young patients who are resistant to care and treatment.” Courtney, Pediatric Nurse
“After seeing the positive and catalytic effect that learning stop-motion had on my son, who has been diagnosed with autism, I can’t recommend MOSHI enough.” Alice, mother of an 8-year-old
MOSHI Therapy in the Children Hospital Playroom
Made possible by the generous grants of the Fondation Humanités, Digital, et Numérique
“What interesting work Moshi is doing!” Sonya Kurzweil