About
After millions of years of evolution, humans have created a fast-paced, tech-driven world—but at the cost of rising psychological distress and environmental degradation. Now, both society and nature face a tipping point, demanding sustainable ways to coexist.
This coexistence between humans and the environment is the key to our future.
Psycom Future Foundation’s core mission is to bridge the gap between the fields of human psychology and the natural world. We are dedicated to strengthening the connection between human and nature through three core pillars: nature conservation, education and awareness.
Located in Makhanda, Eastern Cape, South Africa, we provide a sanctuary for endangered animals, including a dedicated enclosure for cheetahs and other species, supporting their rehabilitation and long-term survival.
Beyond conservation, we are committed to inspiring change through education. We create engaging educational content, host awareness events, and support local schools with financial aid and interactive workshops focused on the deep link between human psychology and the health of our environment.
Together, we aim to build a future where people and nature thrive in harmony.
OUR PILLARS
Nature conservation
- Home to endangered species
- Wildlife rehabilitation center
Education
- Support for local schools
- Educational workshops for young people
Awareness
- Film and content production
- Y Event (conference)
Founder
Guillaume Dulude, Ph.D., is the founder of Psycom, an international organization offering training in communication and applied psychology since 2005. He specializes in human relations, interpersonal communication, and leadership development. A best-selling author, international speaker, and TV host, Dr Dulude makes psychology accessible to the public through his books, media appearances, and training programs.
He holds both a research Ph.D. and a clinical Psy.D. in psychology from the University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM), with research focused on cognition, attention systems, and consciousness.
He hosts the documentary series Tribal on TV5 Monde and has appeared on several popular Canadian TV and radio shows. His book Je suis un chercheur d’or (2020) became a bestseller in Quebec, offering deep insight on human communication and interpersonal relationships.
In 2023, Dr Dulude launched the International Day of Courage and Personal Responsibility, organizing the Y EVENT, a large-scale conference attended by 5,000 people and raising over $100,000 for Quebec high schools. The following year, the Y2 EVENT was held at the Bell Centre in Montreal, featuring guest speakers astronaut Chris Hadfield and tennis legend Serena Williams, as well as comedian Anthony Kavanagh as master of ceremonies.
Though he holds advanced degrees, Dr Dulude has chosen not to be a member of the Quebec Order of Psychologists and does not practice psychotherapy or clinical diagnosis.
Certified FGASA back-up trails guide, Dulude has been guiding the Psycom Origin survival expedition/psychology workshops in South Africa for over 10 years, realising the deep missing and unexplored link between the natural world and the human brain. This led him to set up the Psycom Future Foundation in 2024.
