This project's aimed to explore with potential users the relevance and pertinence of immersive therapies for refugee’s wellbeing. As well as to create a space to exchange knowledge, experiences and concerns related to mental health services provided to refugees in different European contexts. The participant were asylum seekers and humanitarian workers in Ireland, UK and Bosnia and Herzegovina. As part of a multidisciplinary team of Atlantic Fellows, we were able to facilitate a joyful space where participants felt free and safe in the digital worlds - a rare sensation in their journeys into the search of better lives for themselves and their families. My role included: 1) Co-ideating with Atlantic Fellows interested on this use of VR. 2) Supporting grant-making, and project development for a multi-country pilot intervention. 3) Developing a partnership for impact distribution in Bosnia and Herzegovina. 4) Introducing VR technology to first-time users, ensuring safety and ethical protocols for their digital and in-person engagements. This workshop was a collaboration with Atlantic Fellows and the InterGreat Daily Integration Center.