Balisa is a therapeutic tool that accompanies and supports survivors of child sexual abuse during the healing process. Balisa provides a series of pieces that facilitate communication between psychologists and survivors through the volume representation of the emotions experienced during the healing process. Each emotion is linked to a piece, which are stacked together and form a beacon that the person takes home with the aim of following their emotional management independently and delimiting a safety zone in their home. Unlike other issues treated in psychological therapy, there are currently no tools available to help manage the trauma caused by child sexual abuse. That is why during the research and experimentation process, there has been a collaboration with survivors and psychologists specialized in this subject, in order to design the tool. This project contributes in the visibility and communication of this taboo, necessary actions for its eradication.