Strengthen what is alive. Within Yourself. With Nature.
When AI enters personal matters, it starts replacing what is human
The Human Era programme studies how personal AI use weakens autonomy — thinking, decisions, relationships and discernment — and shows how to consciously reclaim it.
Stop AI
They warned us. Since 1863.
Unease about where the uncontrolled development of computing machines leads did not begin with ChatGPT. From mathematicians and novelists to psychiatrists and the engineers of these systems — they said what it threatens in human life and health.
1863 → 202633 voices from around the worldSee the timelineAbout us
The EPIQ Health Strengthening Foundation helps people regain health, calm and good relationships — with themselves, with others and with nature.
We support people worn down by the pace of life, sensory overload and constant screen contact. We combine research knowledge with simple, practical steps that work in everyday life.
- We help people get back good sleep, calm and the feeling of steering their own lives.
- We build places to rest from overload — Origin House is a quiet space with a single chair in the centre and no technology at all.
- Through the Human Era programme we study how artificial intelligence affects everyday life and run consultations for people burdened by AI — with an educator, a therapist and a mentor.
Przemysław Samociak with the design team
President of the EPIQ Health Strengthening Foundation
How we work
We create and run places and tools that support health – including Origin House centres.
We deliver research and social programmes – with universities, local governments and health organisations.
We strengthen the health culture of the future – educating, publishing reports and creating models that integrate health, environment and local community.
We have been running consultations since 14 October 2025
Feeling overloaded by AI? Let's talk.
We start by sending materials and information that help right away. If more is needed, we refer you to an educator, a therapist or a mentor.
Educator
for children, teenagers and parents
Therapist
for emotional overload and dependence
Mentor
for adults and professionals
Request
Ask for support
Write a few sentences about the person the request concerns and about the problem. First we send materials and information that may help right away. The Foundation does not provide therapy — if specialist support is needed, we help you find an educator, a therapist or a mentor.
Your voice in the research
Share your experience
We collect observations on how contact with artificial intelligence affects sleep, focus, mood and relationships. Answer three short questions and — if you wish — describe it in your own words or record a short message. Submissions are anonymous and used solely for research and educational purposes.