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​It begins with a single mark on paper. Through projects like "Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow" and vital partnerships with organizations such as Vickery Trading Company, we work with those who have been impacted by forced migration, using the simple, profound tools of art and story to navigate the complexities of displacement and healing. In the lines they draw and the stories they share, we witness more than just personal expression; we see the emergence of patterns. These are the patterns of emotional shifts, of cultural symbols taking new form, of internal worlds transforming.

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As we listen and observe, a deeper question arises. What if the fundamental patterns that support healing in a human being could inform how we stabilize other complex systems?

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This is not just a metaphor. Recently, scientists discovered that the turbulent, beautiful swirls in Vincent van Gogh's "The Starry Night" bear a striking resemblance to the vortices that form in quantum fluids—a hidden, fundamental dance of the universe. It's a powerful reminder that the patterns of chaos and coherence are woven into the fabric of reality, from the vastness of space to the intimacy of a single drawing.

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It's this recent innovative spark that is now lighting our way guiding our work. We follow the art, and the questions, to see where they lead.

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From developing clinical frameworks to launching new pilot programs, our work is centered on building and strengthening mental health support systems. MOBI's mission within consulting is to deliver tangible, scalable mental health solutions. We develop versatile clinical frameworks, launch pilot programs that integrate mental health support directly into vocational training for refugee women, and partner with organizations to design sustainable, trauma-informed programming. We also shape the next generation of clinicians through our practicum supervision at the University of Texas at Arlington, embedding practical, nuanced clinical approaches into their training.

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From clinical care to quantum theory, from a therapeutic session to a shared community space, we believe the principles of connection, healing, and resilience are universal. We invite you to explore our work and join us in discovering the profound, often surprising, connections between clinical work, art, and the quantum world. This is where the mobi 1 project begins.

 

​What if those most impacted by forced migration hold the key to advances in technology—qubit stabilization, emergent intelligence, and systems capable of reorganizing under pressure? Could the symbolic visual sequences they create reflect forms of coherence that resonate with quantum computing and complex adaptive systems?

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If classical systems collapse under complexity,
maybe it’s time we learn from the ones who’ve lived through it.
Who’ve held complexity in their bodies—
And the force of fragmentation, in exile, in silence—
Without being shattered—

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They might just hold the coordinates for what comes next...​​

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