Heart-Based Medicine Foundation

10/04/2026

Wir freuen uns, diesen Dialog gemeinsam mit dem Philosophicum Basel zu eröffnen.

Ein Abend für alle, die sich mit den Grundlagen von Heilung aus unterschiedlichen Perspektiven auseinandersetzen möchten.

Weitere Einblicke: https://www.heartbasedmedicine.org/wie-beziehung-und-evidenz-gemeinsam-zur-grundlage-von-heilung-werden-konnen/

08/04/2026

Kann uns die Liebe befreien?

Ein Abend der Film, Literatur, Medizin und Philosophie zusammenbringt.

Zum Auftakt der Reihe «Heilkraft der Liebe – Heilkraft der Kunst» zeigen wir Ausschnitte aus dem Dokumentarfilm «Die Frau mit den 5 Elefanten» – und öffnen im Anschluss den Dialog.

Mit:
dem Vadim Jendreyko Regisseur des Films
Luke Wilkins dem Schriftsteller,
mit Prof. Dr. med. Jan Bonhoeffer Arzt und Gründer der Heart-Based Medicine Foundation
und Nadine Reinert Slavistin und Kulturvermittlerin vom Philosophicum.

Ein Gesprächsraum für Fragen, die keine schnellen Antworten suchen.

📍 Philosophicum Basel
🗓 14. April 2026, 19:00 Uhr
🎟 Eintritt frei – Spenden Willkommen: https://app.spendenschweiz.ch/donation-standalone/pfbAHo2Y5M?mode=standalone

👉Anmeldung erbeten: anmeldung@philosophicum.ch

Wenn Sie Teil dieses Abends sein möchten, finden Sie hier alle Informationen:
https://www.heartbasedmedicine.org/wie-beziehung-und-evidenz-gemeinsam-zur-grundlage-von-heilung-werden-konnen/

03/04/2026

Wo beginnt Heilung wirklich?

Wenn wir über Heilung sprechen, denken wir oft an Methoden, Diagnostik und Intervention.

Doch was, wenn ein zentraler Teil von Heilung dort entsteht, wo sich Beziehung und wissenschaftliche Erkenntnis begegnen?

Mit der Gesprächsreihe «Heilkraft der Liebe – Heilkraft der Kunst» eröffnet die Heart-Based Medicine Foundation gemeinsam mit dem Philosophicum Basel einen Raum für diesen Dialog.

Im Zentrum steht eine Frage, die Medizin, Philosophie und Kunst gleichermaßen berührt: Welche Rolle spielt Beziehung im Prozess von Heilung – und wie lässt sie sich mit evidenzbasierter Medizin verbinden?

Mehr zur Idee und zum Hintergrund der Reihe im Blog. 👉 Link in comments.

24/03/2026

In a reactive world, calm is becoming a quiet superpower.

Stress spreads quickly.
But so does ease.

When one person stays grounded, others often follow—whether they realise it or not.

This is not about suppressing emotion.
It’s about learning to respond with clarity instead of reacting under pressure.

What might change if you chose calm first?
👏 Read the full article Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/heart-of-healthcare/202603/why-calm-is-the-new-superpower

In a world of constant stimulation and rising stress, the ability to remain calm may be one of the most powerful psychological skills we can develop.

13/03/2026

How research, clinical practice, and policy frameworks can work together to strengthen coordinated, integrative healthcare?

KIDZ provides early insights into coordinated, integrative models — offering inspiration for how similar approaches could support adult services in the future, particularly where stress, complexity, and continuity of care play a central role.

What would it take to bring this level of coordination into other areas of healthcare? Share your perspective in the comments. 👏

🎧 Listen to the podcast on Spotify and join the conversation. Link 👇

04/03/2026

What if home-based care could shorten recovery and reduce costs?

Episode 3 shares preliminary findings from the KIDZ program, suggesting that coordinated, home-based support may help ease the recovery process for families — while remaining attentive to safety and continuity.

These early insights contribute to a broader discussion about how different healthcare settings and coordinated structures can complement each other thoughtfully.

🎧 Listen to the podcast and join the conversation on the future of coordinated home-based care: https://open.spotify.com/episode/44fp50BIzy6HiZIe47SlZQ?si=b820e3352a7b45e7

19/02/2026

Listening deeply doesn’t just feel better — it saves time, energy, and resources.

Connection is efficient. 💛

True at Youkidoc and the Heart-Based Center.

🎧 Head to Spotify and listen to the full episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4cKYgp2i6YjXUg6b5q1srE?si=jo376zwCRWmjPdC671xRpQ

16/02/2026

Motivation lies.

Commitment doesn’t.

The secret isn’t intensity.
It’s returning.

One missed day isn’t failure.
It’s just an invitation to begin again.

Small steps.
No drama.
Quiet devotion.

That’s how real change happens. ✨

🧠 Your brain food for today: Discipline Without Drama — read the article on Psychology Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/heart-of-healthcare/202601/discipline-without-drama

Motivation lies. Commitment doesn’t. Here's how to keep showing up with heart.

13/02/2026

At Youkidoc, the focus is not on prescribing quickly, but on strengthening regulation, understanding, and self-efficacy.

More skills. Less pills.

It’s not about rejecting medicine. It’s about using it responsibly — and expanding the toolkit beyond it.

When we support children and families, we invest in capacities that remain long after the appointment ends.

Youkidoc’s “more skills, less pills” philosophy also informs the adult stress and resilience programs at the Heart-Based Center.

▶️ Listen to the podcast to join the conversation on what modern, responsible care can look like. Link in the comments.

09/02/2026

Presence is one of the most powerful tools in healthcare — and often the first step toward healing.

At Youkidoc and at the Heart-Based Center, presence means truly listening, slowing down, and meeting people with full attention.

▶️ Discover how presence transforms care: heartbasedmedicine.org

06/02/2026

Co-regulation, micropauses, stepping out of stress cycles — these practical tools help families build resilience and connection.

Youkidoc’s “more skills, less pills” philosophy also informs the adult stress and resilience programs at the Heart-Based Center.

▶️ Learn more about these practices: heartbasedmedicine.org

30/01/2026

Healing begins when people feel safe to show up as their authentic selves.

Responding with care and love and inviting people to be their authentic selves opens the door to trust and transformation – in families and in adult care.

This is the foundation of our work: creating conditions where safety, dignity, and relationship come first.

▶️ Learn more about the initiatives we support and how connection becomes impact: heartbasedmedicine.org