The Tribalys villa in Ghent with its garden
Vision

A home built for deep human work.

Deep work needs the right setting and real community. Not a rented office. Not a spare bedroom. A house that is made for it.

Why this house

A fitness center for the nervous system.

Tribalys is a stable, warm and professional home in Ghent for bodyworkers, holistic therapists, coaches and facilitators. A place where people can release, learn, experience and embody things that often have no clear place in traditional healthcare, therapy or education.

We are building a different kind of fitness center: not for muscles, performance or appearance, but for emotional resilience, relational skills, body awareness and psychosocial health.

There are few places where adults can build these skills in a safe, low-threshold and embodied way. In times of growing isolation and stress, we want this house to be a place for prevention, embodied education and meaningful personal growth.

What we train here

It goes beyond the body.

  1. 01PresenceArriving fully in the moment, in your body and in the room.
  2. 02Nervous system regulationFinding your way back to calm, on your own and together with others.
  3. 03Emotional intelligenceNoticing, naming and holding what you feel.
  4. 04Relational capacityStaying connected to yourself while you are with someone else.
  5. 05Embodied powerClear boundaries, a clear yes, and the strength to act on them.
  6. 06Spiritual depthSpace for meaning, ritual and the questions that do not fit elsewhere.
Our goal

To be a bridge between healing disciplines. Bodyworkers, coaches, therapists and unconventional practitioners under one roof, in a network where your growth is supported, not competed with.

The people behind the house

“A safe space is only as strong as the people who lay its foundation.”

Portrait of Veronique Van den Bossche

Veronique Van den Bossche

Co-founder · the heart of the house

Veronique bridges science and embodied work. She holds a Master in Biomedical Sciences (UGent) and has trained for years in trauma-informed bodywork and the Wheel of Consent. In the house she leads her own classes and 1:1 sessions, welcomes new practitioners and holds the peer circles that keep the work safe and professional.

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Portrait of Robert Kosse

Robert Kosse

Co-founder · the structure of the house

Robert is a trained production manager with a background in hospitality. For more than ten years he has built the infrastructure that lets practitioners focus on their work: finances, booking systems, legal frameworks and marketing. In the house he takes care of every operational detail, with hotel-grade care.

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Tribalys Ghent was founded by Sacred Healing Arts.

How we hold the house

Four agreements, in every room.

  • You set the pace.Nothing is expected of you. Sitting out is part of the practice.
  • Touch is always asked.And a no is always welcome.
  • You can stop anytime.No explanation needed.
  • What is shared, stays.Discretion for everyone in the house.

Come and feel the house.