Daniela Rohleder studied sociology, history, and social work as a human rights profession. Alongside her many years of work in the fields of forced migration and migration, with a focus on children and young people, she completed training in psychological Gestalt therapy and supervision. Her interests are centered on issues of justice, vulnerability, the consequences of trauma and paths to healing, as well as enabling equal access for people to psychosocial and societal support structures. In her work as a trainer at 143.ch in Bern, Daniela Rohleder combines her political engagement with psychosocial support for people in challenging life situations. The remarkable voluntary commitment of so many people at 143.ch is deeply impressive and inspiring, and continually reveals how new perspectives can emerge when people are offered attentive listening and time.