Within 15 minutes you’ll receive an email with your portal access ID and password. Once you log into the website, you’ll be directed to an onboarding process that will give you instructions to access the video library, how to join the community, and workbooks. 

All calls will be recorded and uploaded into our community. This also works if you attended but want to rewatch something that you found helpful!  These times are for you and your colleagues to bring any questions that you have - about the content, an exercise you struggled with or to bounce ideas off of around how to unsettle your practice.

This course is self paced, so you can take as much time as you need to complete the course. With lifetime access, the course isn’t going anywhere :) I would suggest setting about 2 hours a week aside (if you have it) to work through the material. 

The program assumes that you are at least familiar with these concepts to some degree. It is the hope that you are either currently struggling with how to or are eager to incorporate them in your therapy practice. 

However, this program will aim to help you put these concepts into practice. It will also encourage you to get more insights about your relationship to these concepts (are you embodying them, or just saying that you are?)

Definitely not! You can be anywhere in the professional spectrum, including being licensed, qualifying to become licensed, or still in an educational program. You may also be retired, teaching, supervising, doing clinical work, doing admin work, or a mixture of all of those! Ultimately, this program is for you if you work within the mental health field supporting people who hold marginalised identities and you’d like to change how your practice meets people’s needs.

No! Whatever work that you’re doing counts and can benefit from this program.  You could be working for yourself, within an agency or group practice, or a residential program. 

Likewise, your practice likely includes a lot of different folks that hold marginialized identities right now! So you already are serving BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, those involved in the criminal justice system, those recently immigrated to your country of residence,  unhoused folks, children in the foster care system, etc. As long as your practice involves some kind of service to people, then this program is for you. 

Your practice is not just your office, whether you are a part of a brick and mortar, virtual, or hybrid. Your practice also includes how you conduct yourself within your practice (including values and principles) and how these affect the decisions that you make in order for you to provide the treatment that you do. It also includes the relationships that you are a part of due to your practice - yourself, the people you serve, your colleagues, your supervisees or supervisor, and your larger community. 

No. I can appreciate that as part of your ongoing learning requirements, some of you may require CEUs to submit to your governing body. However, CEUs are in themselves a colonized process. This program does not offer CEUs because I do not want to subject it to the rules and specifications of a governing body.  I wanted to have the freedom and space within this program to have the kinds of conversations that may be hard and uncomfortable - things that colonized structures do not always do well. This is not the kind of course that you can engage in just to check off a box to say that you are more culturally competent.

Due to the nature of the course, no refunds can be provided.

The nature of the program is based on support and embodying core concepts to unsettle your practice. Therefore, the expectation is that you will be fully committed to being part of a community of like-minded mental health professionals, with the intention to hold and support each other through the process.