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Community training on the banks of the Nemunas

Domus Solis

A community ready for the future — resilient, free, creative.

We help people, schools and organisations build resilience through training, mentoring and dialogue.

  • TISUK Working with Trauma Informed Schools UK
  • NEA · 2025 Approved preventive programme Think Equal
years of experience, since 2011
15+
projects delivered
30+
prevention programmes for schools
2
Programmes

Two preventive programmes.

Tested and recognised in Lithuanian schools.

NEA · approved in 2025

“Think Equal”

A preventive social and emotional learning programme for children aged 5–7. 90 structured lessons, ready-made teaching materials and support throughout the school year.

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SIM · European social innovation

“Hero’s Journey”

An experiential programme for schools and children’s day centres — 18 sessions in one box, trauma-informed pedagogy and a 6-month support system.

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About resilience

True resilience is not a trait — it is a practice.

We strengthen the capacity of individuals, groups and organisations to withstand, adapt and transform. We use methods we created ourselves and the methods of our international partners.

person

Withstand

Withstand psychological strain and endure setbacks or shocks.

group

Adapt

Adapt to new tasks and challenges by strengthening collaboration.

organisation

Transform

Transform by experimenting boldly and introducing systemic change.

Audiences

Four audiences.

Choose what matters to you right now — and see what we offer specifically for you.

A smiling woman outdoors at sunset

For people who want to know themselves more deeply and find like-minded company.

Training, mentoring and the support of a community — in small groups, safely courageous, without rushing.

Resilience leaders programme

“Re:silientica” — practical training and mentoring for personal resilience and leadership.

Visiting “Domus Solis”

Open method workshops — a different practice each time, and a chance to find like-minded people.

School of conscious connection

A training cycle for deep listening, empathy and constructive disagreement skills.

Public dialogues

Facilitated dialogues on questions that matter to society — free and open to all.

Discuss your needs
Methods

International methods, adapted for Lithuania.

Methods we work with every day — some created by us, others adopted from international partners and adapted to the local context.

TISUK

Trauma Informed Schools UK — we apply this methodology in the Lithuanian context.

Future Search

A multi-stakeholder dialogue that helps reach systemic agreements.

Immunity to Change

Robert Kegan’s methodology — how to overcome your own resistance to change.

How we start

Let’s talk about what matters.

Write us a couple of sentences about what matters to you right now.

01

Write to us

A couple of sentences — who you are and what matters right now.

02

A conversation

We meet in person or online to talk through your situation and needs.

03

A proposal

We prepare a programme with scope and duration — specifically for you.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

What is Domus Solis?

Domus Solis is a psychological and social resilience competence centre operating since 2011. It provides specialised training, individual mentoring and group dialogue facilitation for communities, organisations and schools.

What services does Domus Solis offer?

Training, mentoring and group dialogue facilitation, plus two preventive social and emotional learning programmes for schools — Think Equal and Hero's Journey.

Where is Domus Solis located?

In Vilnius, Didžioji g. 5. We work across Lithuania, in both Lithuanian and English.

How long has Domus Solis been operating?

Since 2011. Over that time we have delivered more than 30 projects in the field of social and emotional resilience.

Support

Like what we do? Support our work.

Your support helps strengthen the resilience of communities, schools and organisations — from training and mentoring to public dialogues.