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Logosynthesis® in War: Healing and Hope
My Personal and Professional Journey – Bulonza Jerson
My name is Bulonza Jerson, and I grew up in Bukavu in the Democratic Republic of the Congo—a region scarred by war. My entire life, I have been confronted with pain, trauma, failure, fear, physical symptoms, and distressing memories. In 1997, when I was just two years old, my parents fled the AFDL war in the Kabare territory. We hid in the forest to survive, and there I contracted an unknown illness. It paralyzed my left arm and left me with a motor disability that I still live with today.
Growing up with this disability was a real struggle. In our society, I was seen as „useless,“ „incapable,“ „someone who could never amount to anything.“ These words and judgments left deep scars and led to constant, silent suffering. And yet, at the same time, I saw that the people around me were suffering even more than I was: orphaned children, women broken by sexual violence, entire families displaced by war. That is why I founded ON TIME AID in 2017—to help those whom life has deeply wounded.
My Discovery of Logosynthesis®
In 2021, while searching for tools to heal my own pain and better support others, I came across an article online about Logosynthesis®. I found it fascinating, but I didn’t know how I could learn this method in practice. At first, I set it aside.
A few months later, I learned that a training session had been organized in Bukavu by Madame Esther Borra. It felt like a sign. I knew I needed to learn more. I got in touch with her, and then with Willem Lammers, the founder of Logosynthesis®. I shared my desire to be trained—to heal my own trauma, but also to support my community, which has been so severely affected by the war.
Unfortunately, most of the training programs took place in Europe and were too expensive for me. Time passed, but the war only got worse: more deaths, more sexual violence, more injuries, more displacements.
Even doctors, psychologists, social workers, and humanitarian aid workers were overwhelmed and traumatized themselves. At that critical moment, I turned to Willem once again and sincerely asked him to provide us with free training. Without hesitation, he agreed and put us in touch with Madame Sandrine Lécuyer, a Logosynthesis® trainer who kindly agreed to guide us through a five-day online training course in April 2025.
An education that changed my life
Together with doctors, nurses, social workers, psychologists, and humanitarian aid workers, I participated in the Logosynthesis® Basic Seminar to understand the fundamental principles and apply the Logosynthesis® basic method.
We learned through hands-on exercises. It wasn’t just a theoretical course—it was a genuine experience of transformation. For me personally, the specific Logosynthesis® phrases were a revelation. I used them to work through my deep emotional pain, which was rooted in my physical disability. By repeating these phrases with focus and intention, I felt a genuine sense of liberation. The burden inside me began to lift. My subjective sense of stress dropped to zero.
What Has Changed for Me During the Logosynthesis® Seminar
During the five-day seminar with Sandrine Lécuyer, something happened deep within me—something I had never experienced in any other training or therapy session. For the first time, I wasn’t just listening, taking notes, or understanding concepts intellectually. I experienced a genuine emotional and physical transformation in my very being.
I worked specifically on painful memories from my childhood: the moment when, as a small child, I was sick and helpless, hidden in the woods while the war raged all around us…; the shame and rejection I experienced because of my paralyzed arm…; the anger toward life and sometimes even toward God.
Sandrine guided our group through the Logosynthesis® Basic Process with a calm presence and precision to process these specific memories. And then, as I spoke the third sentence—„I take back all my energy that is bound up in this image and bring it to the right place within myself“—I felt a wave of liberation flow through my chest. My body suddenly relaxed. My breath deepened. The tightness I had always felt in my heart dissolved. It was as if a heavy stone had been lifted from within me.
That night, I slept better than I had in months. No nightmares. No physical pain in my neck or shoulders like before. Emotionally, too, something had changed. For years, I had tried to appear strong—for my community, my organization, my team—but inside, I felt small, broken, and worthless. After that session, I began to feel more whole. I no longer saw my story as a curse, but as a path that gave me deep compassion for others. I felt more grounded, more at peace, and even open to joy again—something I had almost forgotten.
Today, when I sit with war victims, women who have been raped, or orphans, I no longer feel overwhelmed. I remain present. I gently support them using the methods Sandrine taught us. I know how to help without taking on their pain myself. This training has not only helped me professionally—it has changed the way I perceive myself. For that, I am deeply grateful.
Today, I continue to heal—and help others heal
Thanks to this training, I feel better equipped to support rape survivors, orphans, and displaced people affected by war—the people we work with at the humanitarian organization ON TIME AID (OTA). Using the 7 Steps of Guided Change that I’ve learned, I now help others recognize and process their inner blockages and take steps toward healing.
Every day, I continue to apply what I’ve learned—to nurture my own mental health and to share with others what has brought me healing. What I’ve experienced, many others go through in silence. But today I know: Healing is possible. And I want to be a bridge to that healing for others.
For more information about Logosynthesis training courses, please visit our Website.
For more information about the humanitarian organization ON TIME AID (OTA), please visit their Facebook Language Page
The new system is designed to ensure that the data is stored in a secure environment and that the data is accessible only to those who need it.
Logosynthesis® in War: Healing and Hope
My Personal and Professional Journey – Bulonza Jerson
My name is Bulonza Jerson, and I grew up in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo—a region scarred by war. All my life, I have faced pain, trauma, failure, fear, physical symptoms, and disturbing memories. In 1997, when I was just two years old, my parents fled the AFDL war in the Kabare territory. We were hiding in the forest to survive, and that’s where I contracted an unknown illness. It paralyzed my left arm, leaving me with a motor disability that I still have today.
Growing up with this disability was a real struggle. In our society, I was seen as “useless,” “incapable,” “someone who could never achieve anything.” These words and judgments left deep scars and led to constant, silent suffering. Yet as I went through this, I also saw people around me suffering even more than I did: orphaned children, women broken by sexual violence, entire families displaced by war. That’s what drove me to found ON TIME AID in 2017—to help those whom life had deeply wounded.
My Discovery of Logosynthesis®
In 2021, while looking for ways to heal my own pain and better help others, I came across an article online about Logosynthesis®. I found it fascinating, but I didn’t know how to apply it in practice. So I set it aside.
A few months later, I found out that a training session had been organized in Bukavu, led by Madame Esther Borra. It felt like a sign. I knew I had to learn more. I reached out to her, and then to Willem Lammers, the founder of Logosynthesis®. I shared my desire to be trained—to heal my own trauma, and also to support my community, which has been deeply affected by war.
Unfortunately, most of the training sessions were held in Europe and were too expensive for me. Time went on, but the war only got worse. More deaths, more sexual violence, more injuries, more displacement.
Doctors, psychologists, social workers, and humanitarian workers were themselves overwhelmed and traumatized. At that critical moment, I contacted Willem again and sincerely asked if he could offer us a free training. Without hesitation, he agreed and put us in touch with Madame Sandrine Lécuyer, a Logosynthesis® trainer. She kindly agreed to lead us through a 5-day online training in April 2025.
A Workout That Changed My Life
Together with doctors, nurses, social workers, psychologists, and humanitarian workers, we participated in the Logosynthesis® Basic Seminar to understand the basic principles and learn how to use the Logosynthesis® Basic Procedure. We learned through practical exercises. It wasn’t simply a theoretical course—it was a true experience of transformation. For me personally, the specific Logosynthesis® sentences were a revelation. I used them to work through the deep emotional pain rooted in my physical disability. By repeating these sentences with focus and intention, I felt a real sense of release. The weight inside me began to lift. My subjective distress level dropped to zero.
What Changed for Me During the Logosynthesis® Seminar
During the five-day seminar with Sandrine Lécuyer, something profound happened inside me—something I had never experienced in any other training or therapy session. For the first time, I wasn’t just listening, taking notes, or understanding concepts intellectually. I was truly experiencing a deep emotional and physical shift within myself. I worked specifically on painful memories linked to my childhood, including the moment I was hiding in the forest as a toddler—sick and helpless—while war raged around us. I worked on the shame and rejection I carried growing up with a paralyzed arm, and the anger I felt toward life, and sometimes even toward God.
Sandrine guided our group through the Logosynthesis® Basic Procedure to process our own specific memories, with calm presence and precision. As I spoke the third sentence—“I retrieve all my energy bound up in this image and I take it back to the right place in my Self.” — I felt a wave of release flow through my chest. My body suddenly relaxed. My breath deepened. The tightness I had always felt in my heart… softened. It was as if a heavy stone were being lifted from within.
That night, I slept better than I had in months. No nightmares. No physical pain in my neck or shoulders like before. Emotionally, something had changed too. For years, I had tried to appear strong—for my community, my organization, and my team—but inside, I felt small, broken, and unworthy. After that session, I started to feel more whole. I began to see my story not as a curse, but as a path that gave me deep compassion for others. I felt more grounded, more peaceful, and even more open to joy—something I had forgotten was possible.
Now, when I sit with war victims, women who have been raped, and orphaned children, I no longer feel overwhelmed. I stay present. I gently guide them using the methods Sandrine taught us. I know how to help without absorbing their pain. This training not only helped me professionally—it changed the way I relate to myself. And for that, I will always be grateful.
Today, I Continue to Heal—And I Help Others Heal
Thanks to this training, I feel better equipped to support rape survivors, orphaned children, and people displaced by war—the very people we work with through our humanitarian organization, ON TIME AID (OTA). Using the seven stages of guided change that I learned, I now help others identify their internal blocks, work through them, and move toward healing. Every day, I continue to apply what I’ve learned—to take care of my own mental health and to share with others what has saved me. What I’ve experienced, many others go through in silence. But now, I know that healing is possible. And I want to be a bridge to that healing for others.
For more information about Logosynthesis training, visit our website.
For more information about the humanitarian organization On Time Aid (OTA), visit their Facebook Page
Logosynthèse® in Times of War: Healing and Hope
My Personal and Professional Journey – Bulonza Jerson
My name is Bulonza Jerson, and I grew up in Bukavu, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo—a region ravaged by war. All my life, I have faced pain, trauma, failure, fear, physical symptoms, and disturbing memories. In 1997, when I was only two years old, my parents fled the AFDL war in Kabare territory. We hid in the forest to survive, and it was there that I contracted an unknown illness. It paralyzed my left arm, leaving me with a physical disability that I still live with today.
Growing up with this disability was a real ordeal. In our society, I was seen as «useless,» «incapable,» «someone who would never amount to anything.» Those words and judgments left deep scars and led to constant, silent suffering. Yet, as I went through all of this, I also saw people around me suffering even more than I did: orphaned children, women broken by sexual violence, entire families displaced by war. That is what inspired me to found ON TIME AID in 2017—to help those whom life had deeply wounded.
My Introduction to Logosynthesis®
In 2021, while I was looking for tools to heal my own pain and better help others, I came across an online article about Logosynthesis®. I found it fascinating, but I didn’t know how to go about it in practice. I put the idea aside.
A few months later, I learned that a training session had been organized in Bukavu, led by Ms. Esther Borra. It struck me as a sign. I knew I needed to learn more. I contacted her, and then I wrote to Willem Lammers, the founder of Logosynthesis®. I shared with him my desire to be trained—to heal my own traumas, but also to support my community, which had been deeply affected by the war.
Unfortunately, most of the training programs took place in Europe and were too expensive for me. Time went by, and the war got worse. More deaths, more sexual violence, more wounded, more displaced people.
Doctors, psychologists, social workers, and humanitarian aid workers were themselves overwhelmed and traumatized. At that critical moment, I reached out to Willem again and sincerely asked him if he could offer us a free training session. Without hesitation, he agreed and put us in touch with Ms. Sandrine Lécuyer, a Logosynthèse® trainer. She kindly agreed to guide us through a 5-day online training course in April 2025.
A training program that changed my life
Together with doctors, nurses, social workers, psychologists, and humanitarian workers, we participated in the Logosynthesis® Basic Seminar to understand the fundamental principles and learn how to use the Basic Procedure.
We learned through practical exercises. It wasn’t just a theoretical course—it was a truly transformative experience. For me personally, the specific phrases of Logosynthesis® were a revelation. I used them to work through the deep emotional pain rooted in my physical disability. By repeating these phrases with focus and intention, I felt genuine relief. The weight inside me began to lift. My level of subjective distress dropped to zero.
What Changed for Me During the Logosynthesis® Seminar
During this five-day seminar with Sandrine Lécuyer, something profound happened within me—something I had never experienced in any other training or therapy session. For the first time, I wasn’t just listening, taking notes, or understanding concepts intellectually. I was truly experiencing a profound emotional and physical transformation within myself.
I worked specifically on painful memories from my childhood, including the time I hid in the forest—a sick and helpless child—while the war raged all around us. I worked through the shame and rejection I carried while growing up with a paralyzed arm, as well as the anger I felt toward life—and sometimes even toward God.
Sandrine guided our group through the Basic Logosynthesis® Procedure to process our own specific memories, with a calm presence and great precision. When I spoke the third sentence—«I reclaim all my energy connected to this image and return it to its rightful place within my Self. »—I felt a wave of relief wash over my chest. My body suddenly relaxed. My breathing deepened. The tension I had always felt in my heart… softened. It was as if a heavy stone had been lifted from within me.
That night, I slept better than I had in months. No nightmares. No physical pain in my neck or shoulders like before. Emotionally, too, something had changed. For years, I had tried to appear strong—for my community, my organization, my team—but deep down, I felt small, broken, and unworthy. After that session, I began to feel more whole. I began to see my story not as a curse, but as a path that had given me a deep compassion for others. I felt more grounded, more at peace, and even more open to joy—something I had forgotten was possible.
Today, when I’m with war victims, women who have been raped, and orphaned children, I no longer feel overwhelmed. I remain present. I gently support them using the methods Sandrine taught us. I know how to help without absorbing their pain. This training has not only helped me professionally—it has changed my relationship with myself. And for that, I will always be grateful.
Today, I continue to heal—and I help others heal
Thanks to this training, I feel better equipped to support rape survivors, orphaned children, and people displaced by war—the people we work with through the humanitarian organization ON TIME AID (OTA). Using the 7 steps of guided change that I’ve learned, I now help others identify their internal barriers, address them, and move toward healing. Every day, I continue to apply what I’ve learned—to take care of my own mental health and to share with others what saved me. What I’ve been through, many others are going through in silence. But today, I know that healing is possible. And I want to be a bridge to that healing for others.
For more information on Logosynthèse® training courses, visit our website.
For more information about the humanitarian organization On Time Aid, visit their page at Facebook
Logosintesi® in Wartime: Healing and Hope
My Personal and Professional Journey – Bulonza Jerson
My name is Bulonza Jerson, and I grew up in Bukavu, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo—a region ravaged by war. Throughout my life, I have faced pain, trauma, failure, fear, physical symptoms, and distressing memories. In 1997, when I was only two years old, my parents fled the AFDL war in the Kabare territory. We hid in the forest to survive, and it was there that I contracted an unknown illness. It paralyzed my left arm, leaving me with a motor disability that I still have today.
Growing up with this disability was a real struggle. In our society, I was considered “useless,” “incapable,” “someone who would never amount to anything.” These words and judgments left deep scars and led to constant, silent suffering. However, while going through all of this, I also saw people around me suffering even more: orphaned children, women broken by sexual violence, entire families displaced by war. This inspired me to found ON TIME AID in 2017—to help those who had been deeply wounded by life.
My Discovery of Logosynthesis®
In 2021, while I was looking for ways to heal my own pain and better help others, I came across an online article about Logosynthesis®. I found it fascinating, but I didn’t know how to apply it in practice. I decided to set it aside for the time being.
A few months later, I discovered that a training session had been organized in Bukavu, led by Madame Esther Borra. It seemed like a sign. I knew I had to find out more. I contacted her, then wrote to Willem Lammers, the founder of Logosynthesis®. I shared my desire to be trained—to heal my own traumas, but also to support my community, which had been deeply affected by the war.
Unfortunately, most of the training sessions were held in Europe and were too expensive for me. Time passed, and the war worsened. More deaths, more sexual violence, more wounded, more displaced people.
Doctors, psychologists, social workers, and humanitarian aid workers were themselves overwhelmed and traumatized. At that critical moment, I contacted Willem again and sincerely asked him if he could offer us free training. Without hesitation, he agreed and put us in touch with Madame Sandrine Lécuyer, a Logosynthesis® trainer. She kindly agreed to guide us through a 5-day online training in April 2025.
A training program that changed my life
Together with doctors, nurses, social workers, psychologists, and humanitarian workers, we participated in the Logosynthesis® Basic Seminar to understand the fundamental principles and learn how to use the Logosynthesis® Basic Procedure.
We learned through practical exercises. It wasn’t just a theoretical course—it was a truly transformative experience. For me personally, the specific phrases of Logosynthesis® were a revelation. I used them to work through the deep emotional pain rooted in my physical disability. By repeating these phrases with focus and intention, I felt a true sense of liberation. The weight inside me began to lift. My level of subjective distress dropped to zero.
What Changed for Me During the Logosynthesis® Seminar
During the five-day seminar with Sandrine Lécuyer, something profound happened inside me—something I had never experienced in any other training or therapy session. For the first time, I wasn’t just listening, taking notes, or understanding concepts on an intellectual level. I was experiencing a genuine emotional and physical transformation within myself.
I worked specifically on painful memories from my childhood, including the time when I was hiding in the forest as a child—sick and defenseless—while the war raged all around us. I worked through the shame and rejection I felt growing up with a paralyzed arm, and the anger I felt toward life—and sometimes even toward God.
Sandrine led our group through the Basic Logosynthesis® Procedure to process our specific memories, calmly and precisely. When I spoke the third sentence—«I retrieve all the energy connected to this image and return it to its rightful place within my Self»—I felt a wave of liberation wash over my chest. My body suddenly relaxed. My breathing deepened. The tension I had always felt in my heart… softened. It was as if a heavy stone had been lifted from within.
That night, I slept better than I had in months. No nightmares. No physical pain in my neck or shoulders like before. Emotionally, too, something had changed. For years, I had tried to appear strong—for my community, my organization, my team—but inside I felt small, broken, and unworthy. After that session, I began to feel more whole. I began to see my story not as a curse, but as a journey that had given me a deep compassion for others. I felt more grounded, more at peace, and even more open to joy—something I had forgotten was possible.
Now, when I’m with war victims—women who have been raped, orphaned children—I no longer feel overwhelmed. I stay present. I gently guide them using the methods Sandrine taught us. I know how to help without absorbing their pain. This training hasn’t just helped me professionally—it has changed the way I relate to myself. And for that, I will always be grateful.
Today I continue to heal—and I help others heal
Thanks to this training, I feel better equipped to support survivors of sexual violence, orphaned children, and people displaced by war—the people we work with through the humanitarian organization ON TIME AID (OTA). Using the 7 stages of guided change that I’ve learned, I now help others identify their own internal blocks, work through them, and move toward healing. Every day, I continue to apply what I’ve learned—by taking care of my own mental health and sharing with others what saved me. What I’ve experienced, many others face in silence. But now I know that healing is possible. And I want to be a bridge to that healing for others.
For more information on Logosintesi® training courses, visit our website web.
For more information about the humanitarian organization On Time Aid (OTA), visit their page Facebook