It’s a global program that removes financial barriers to emotional transformation. The initiative funds full scholarships for therapists in underserved regions and individuals worldwide who are ready to break free from old patterns but cannot afford access to the School of Mindhacking.

There are two tracks:

• Therapist Track: For licensed or practicing therapists, counselors, or coaches in regions with limited access to trauma-informed training.
• Global Track: For individuals seeking deep emotional healing and life direction who would not otherwise have access to such programs.

Recipients receive full access to the School of Mindhacking curriculum — including live training, online modules, mentorship, and community support. No fees. No partial payments. 100% covered.

We look for three things: genuine need, readiness to transform, and the potential to create ripple effects in their community or field of work.

Applications are reviewed quarterly, and new scholarship recipients are announced through our newsletter and social channels.

Yes. While the initiative was launched by our founding angel investor, we welcome additional partners who want to fund individual scholarships or regional therapist cohorts. You can even name a scholarship in your honor or in memory of someone.

All donations are managed through a dedicated fund. We provide quarterly reports detailing the number of scholarships awarded, regions served, and recipient stories.

The Mindhacking Method is a trauma-informed framework developed by Hiba Balfaqih. It blends psychology, neuroscience, and subconscious reprogramming to identify and shift the patterns that keep people stuck — in love, money, or self-worth.

It’s not traditional therapy. It’s a system that helps you see the code behind your behaviors — and then rewrite it.

Most healing approaches focus on mindset, motivation, or symptoms. Mindhacking goes deeper — it targets the subconscious patterns that drive every thought, decision, and emotional reaction. It’s like debugging the mind’s software instead of repainting the screen.

Yes. It’s rooted in established psychological principles (like attachment theory and cognitive-behavioral frameworks) and integrates neuroscience-based tools for nervous system regulation and pattern rewiring.

Graduates report experiencing emotional safety, clarity, improved relationships, and freedom from repeating patterns that once felt impossible to change. Many therapists describe it as the “missing layer” that made their existing tools more effective.

All trainings are designed by Hiba Balfaqih, psychologist, entrepreneur, and founder of the School of Mindhacking. Her approach combines over a decade of psychological work with real-world transformation experience.

The School of Mindhacking is a multi-week self-paced journey, with integrative exercises designed for deep, lasting change.