Resha D'Rishane
A culturally rooted path to Shlama—peace, healing, understanding, and restored connection.
Service Description
Resha d’Rishane is a digital reconciliation and peace initiative created by Assyrian Chaldean Syriac Mental Health (ACSMH) to nurture dignity, understanding, and unity within the Assyrian/Chaldean/Syriac community. Family estrangements, interpersonal conflicts, and community divisions can remain unresolved for years due to stigma, fear of gossip, or lack of a trusted space to communicate. Resha d’Rishane provides a culturally grounded pathway toward Shlama (peace). The process begins with a private inquiry reviewed by ACSMH. When appropriate, another person may receive a neutral Shlama invitation. Participation is entirely voluntary. If both individuals consent, they may participate in a Facilitated Shlama Session. Sessions are led by ACSMH Shlama Facilitators—selected professionals and community volunteers with backgrounds that may include mental health, social work, psychology, law, education, spiritual care, and related fields. Facilitators receive ACSMH program-specific training in reconciliation, communication, neutrality, confidentiality, boundaries, and conflict resolution. They are not represented as court-appointed or state-certified mediators unless independently qualified. Facilitators guide respectful communication but do not determine fault, provide psychotherapy, diagnose or treat mental health conditions, or provide legal advice through the program. Resha d’Rishane is not psychotherapy, medical or psychiatric treatment, legal representation, or an emergency/crisis service. ACSMH may decline matters involving abuse, violence, coercion, stalking, threats, protective orders, or other safety concerns. ACSMH handles information according to applicable privacy and confidentiality obligations. Confidentiality may be limited by applicable legal, safety, or reporting requirements. Participation does not guarantee outreach, a response, reconciliation, or any particular outcome. All payments are final and non-refundable once submitted. Participants must be 18 or older. Sponsored Shlama requests: info@acsmentalhealth.org Subject: Sponsored Shlama Request Our purpose is to create space for peace. b'shena o shlama
Cancellation Policy
Payment & Refunds Payment confirms your decision to move forward and supports ACSMH’s time, intake review, communication, coordination, and program operations. All payments are final and non-refundable once submitted, including if an inquiry cannot proceed, another person declines or does not respond, a participant withdraws, or reconciliation does not occur. Payment does not guarantee participation, a session, reconciliation, or any outcome. Voluntary Participation Participation is voluntary. No person is required to respond, communicate, participate in a session, apologize, forgive, or reconcile. A Shlama invitation does not constitute consent, and participants may choose not to proceed. Shlama Facilitators Sessions are guided by selected ACSMH professionals and community volunteers who receive ACSMH program-specific training in reconciliation, communication, neutrality, confidentiality, cultural sensitivity, boundaries, and conflict resolution. Facilitators are not represented as court-appointed or state-certified mediators unless independently qualified. They do not determine fault, provide psychotherapy, diagnose or treat mental health conditions, or provide legal advice through this program. Safety ACSMH may decline, pause, or discontinue matters that are inappropriate or unsafe for facilitated reconciliation. This may include abuse, violence, coercion, stalking, threats, protective/no-contact orders, or other safety concerns. The program may not be used to harass, threaten, pressure, retaliate against, or repeatedly contact another person or bypass a no-contact/legal restriction. Privacy ACSMH handles information according to applicable privacy, confidentiality, and legal obligations. Confidentiality is not absolute and may be limited by legal, safety, or reporting requirements. Disclaimer Resha d’Rishane is not psychotherapy, medical/psychiatric treatment, legal representation, or an emergency/crisis service. If there is immediate danger or risk of harm, contact the appropriate emergency or crisis service. Participants must be 18 or older. By submitting payment, you confirm that you understand and accept this policy, including the no-refund policy, and are voluntarily choosing to proceed.
Contact Details
acsmentalhealth@gmail.com