Guests at the opening of Tribalys Ghent on 8 November 2026

Press kit

The house is open

Tribalys Ghent opened on 8 November 2026. Photos, texts and logos on this page are ready to use. Everything in one place, nothing to request first.

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Fire performance in the garden during the opening of Tribalys Ghent

Handpan music in the salon of Tribalys Ghent

Live concert during the opening night at Tribalys Ghent

At a glance

What this house is

A holistic centre for embodiment, relational health and unconventional healing. Most of the work here happens one to one, behind a closed door: therapists, bodyworkers and coaches see their own clients in private session rooms, each with their own practice and their own approach. Around that core the house runs weekly classes and circles, workshops and weekends, so that people can find their way in without booking a session first.

Opened

8 November 2026

Where

Oudenaardsesteenweg 52, 9000 Ghent, a short walk from Gent-Sint-Pieters

Founded by

Veronique Van den Bossche and Robert Kosse, Sacred Healing Arts

The house

180 m², seven rooms and a kitchen, two group rooms, garden

Languages

English, Dutch, German

Fact sheet

One page, printable

Texts

The story, in three lengths

Written to be used as they are. Click to copy.

Short · 45 words

Tribalys Ghent is a holistic centre for embodiment, relational health and unconventional healing. In a villa near Gent-Sint-Pieters, independent therapists, bodyworkers and coaches see their own clients in private session rooms, alongside weekly classes and circles, workshops and weekends. The house opened on 8 November 2026.

Medium · 95 words

Tribalys Ghent is a holistic centre for embodiment, relational health and unconventional healing, founded by Veronique Van den Bossche and Robert Kosse of Sacred Healing Arts. It opened on 8 November 2026 in a villa on Oudenaardsesteenweg, a short walk from Gent-Sint-Pieters station. Most of the work happens one to one, behind a closed door: independent therapists, bodyworkers and coaches see their own clients in private session rooms, each with their own practice. Around that core the house runs weekly classes and circles, workshops and weekends, so people can find their way in without booking a session first.

Long · 190 words

Tribalys Ghent is a holistic centre for embodiment, relational health and unconventional healing. It opened on 8 November 2026 in a villa on Oudenaardsesteenweg, a short walk from Gent-Sint-Pieters station, and was founded by Veronique Van den Bossche and Robert Kosse of Sacred Healing Arts. Most of the work in the house happens one to one, behind a closed door. Independent therapists, bodyworkers and coaches rent private session rooms and see their own clients, each with their own practice, their own method and their own responsibility. The house gives them a professional setting and a community instead of a spare room or a rented office. Around that core, Tribalys runs weekly classes and circles, workshops and weekends, so that people can get to know the work without booking a private session first. The house also works with teams and organisations on stress, presence and the way people relate at work. The villa has 180 m² across seven rooms and a kitchen, including two group rooms and a garden. Work happens in English, Dutch and German. Tribalys is operated by VeRo Entertainment, KBO BE 1023.538.852.

For journalists

Angles we can speak about

01

Practitioners who usually work alone, sharing one house. What changes for a therapist or bodyworker when the room, the admin and the colleagues are already there.

02

Body-oriented work that sits between healthcare, therapy and education, and therefore often has no clear place in either.

03

Consent, boundaries and professional standards in work that involves touch. How a house sets rules for that and who holds them.

04

Prevention rather than repair: stress, burnout and the way people relate, approached as something you train rather than treat.

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Photos

Opening day, 8 November 2026

41 photos, free to use for editorial coverage of Tribalys and for communication by the City of Ghent. Click a photo to see it large and download it, or take the whole set. Print resolution on request, usually the same day.

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Photos: Stephan Blaakman. Need a different crop, just ask.

The sound room at Tribalys Ghent with gongs, handpans and singing bowls

The people

Who you will be speaking to

Co-founder

Veronique Van den Bossche

Runs the session and workshop side of the house: body-oriented work, dearmouring and coaching. She is the first contact for press.

English, Dutch · +32 474 83 91 42

Co-founder

Robert Kosse

Builds the structure behind the house: organisation, membership, bookings and everything practitioners need in order to work here.

English, German · +49 179 1400258

Brand

Logo and colours

The logo is a flame inside a trinity knot, with the wordmark below it. Use the cream version on dark backgrounds and the espresso version on light ones. The emblem can stand on its own where space is tight. Please do not stretch it, recolour it outside this palette or add effects. The full colour version in green and gold is available on request.

Espresso#17120E

Cream#F2E8DA

Gold#D9B27C

Sage#A3B98F

Moss#4F5B3A

Sand#EDE3D3

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Emblem only

SVG scales to any size. PNG comes out 2400 px wide on a transparent background.

Usage

What you may do with this

Use the photos in editorial coverage of Tribalys Ghent, in print and online, with the credit below.
Use them for communication by the City of Ghent.
Crop them. Please do not add filters, text or logos on top.
Use the texts on this page as they are, shortened or rewritten.

Anything beyond that, including commercial use and advertising, needs our written permission. Just ask, we usually answer the same day.

Credit line

Photo: Stephan Blaakman

Where the house itself is named, please write Tribalys Ghent in English and Tribalys Gent in Dutch.

Contact

Come and see it

If you missed the opening day, the invitation stands. We give tours on quiet weekdays, half an hour is enough, and you are welcome to bring a camera.

A conversation with the founders can be in English, Dutch or German.

Arrange a visit

Press contact

Veronique Van den Bossche, co-founder

+32 474 83 91 42
welcome@tribalys.be

Oudenaardsesteenweg 52, 9000 Gent

We answer within one working day.

Press kit last updated 12 November 2026.