About

A shape to hold onto while you are in between.

Knowing what to heal and healing are two different things. HealSol Hub is built for the second one: seven-day healing challenges with a start date, a finish line, a named healer, and a group that begins the same morning you do.

The story

Why HealSol Hub exists.

HealSol Hub began as a complaint about the wellness business. The platforms that grew up around healing were built to profit from it, so the healers ended up behind a middleman and the people who needed them ended up priced out or sold one more course. We wanted the healers honoured, the people helped, and as little as possible standing between the two.

The first version of that idea was an academy with rewards and a community. Running it taught us where the real gap was. The people who came already knew what was wrong with them. They had the vocabulary, the saved videos, the app they paid for and stopped opening. What they did not have was the thing that turns knowing into doing, and no amount of new content supplies it.

After an ending and before whatever comes next, time loses its shape. A self-paced course asks a person in that state to bring their own structure, which is exactly what they are missing. So we built the structure instead: one dated week, a capped group, a healer who leads it, and about fifteen minutes a day. Healing happens inside the shape. The shape is what we sell.

The shape

What a challenge is.

  • A real deadline

    A fixed start date and a finish line. Everyone in the cohort starts the same morning and finishes the same day. Day three arrives on day three.

  • A real goal

    One outcome per challenge, and one sentence in your own words about what you want to be different. That sentence comes back to you on the last day.

  • A real cohort

    A capped group moving at the same pace, a private group off-platform, and a healer whose name and face you saw before you paid. Groups with a date get finished. Courses without one mostly do not.

The people

Who runs it.

I am Mwzimba. I covered war as a journalist, slept on concrete for a stretch afterwards, and taught myself to build software under pressure at a startup in Thailand. HealSol Hub is the reason I did the last part. I started ZenRocket AI to fund it and to get better at the craft, and the rule I learned there runs this site too: software should be honest about what it can do and careful about what it is allowed to do. That is why the assistant here only ever sends you a note, and why nobody will pretend this is therapy.

The healers who lead each challenge are named, credentialed and photographed on the page you buy from. They are the reason this exists, so their one to one sessions are booked directly with them. No session is ever required to finish a challenge.

Meet the healers

The boundary

What it is not.

  • Not therapy. There are no clinicians here, and a challenge is not a substitute for care. If your answers at signup suggest you need real support, we say so and point you to it instead of selling you a week.
  • Not watched. No one reads your check-ins in real time. Your reflections are yours. The group sees that you showed up, never what you wrote.
  • Not the place for a crisis. If you are in crisis, these services can reach you today.
  • Not a social network. The group lives off-platform, in a private group you join after paying. Nothing is built here to keep you scrolling, and nothing is sold to you inside the week.

One challenge at a time.

Everyone starts together, and everyone finishes together. See what is open and when it starts.

See the challenges