Every year, people who would make exceptional trauma-informed teachers talk themselves out of this training before we ever speak. 

Not because they lack the capacity. Because of cost, or a doubt that they will be able to complete this program.

I don't think the right to do this work should depend on what you can afford in a given year, nor do I believe that our inner critic that says 'we can't' should win.

That's why this scholarship exists.

This might be for you if:

• You want to teach in trauma-informed and neurodivergent-affirming spaces with real competence, not a buzzword on a flyer.
• Cost, or a quiet belief that something this rigorous isn't for someone like you, has been the thing holding you back.
• You've faced a real barrier to training of this kind, whether financial, systemic, or personal.

What's inside the pack:

• What the 350hr training actually involves, and what makes it different.
• How the tiered partial scholarship works (between 20% and 50% off tuition).
• Who it's for, and how to apply.
• Every other honest way to fund your place if the scholarship isn't your fit.