Comments on: Currently Recruiting for my 2024 Training https://timdreby.com/currently-recruiting-for-my-2024-training/ TIM DREBY, MFT Mon, 15 Jan 2024 23:56:32 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.1.10 By: Tim Dreby https://timdreby.com/currently-recruiting-for-my-2024-training/#comment-103985 Mon, 15 Jan 2024 23:56:32 +0000 https://timdreby.com/?p=8919#comment-103985 In reply to Sarah.

Hi Sarah,

I always appreciate you comments, thank you. If your family wants to take the training, I definately offer scholarships. All that I really require is the willingness to attend the whole thing. I am not really changing the content or shaving it down. I am just trying to speak to trainees to get ones who are motivated to consider an alternative approach. I am creating a promotional presentation to motivate people to consider joining the longer presentation.Approaching private foundations is a good idea for the future, once I can get enough people interested.

]]> By: Sarah https://timdreby.com/currently-recruiting-for-my-2024-training/#comment-103979 Mon, 15 Jan 2024 19:54:39 +0000 https://timdreby.com/?p=8919#comment-103979 Dear Tim, I would like for our family to receive this training. Please let me know how can participate. I don’t think you should cater to the graduate schools and try to convert your hard won knowledge into sound bytes and bumber stickers. I suggest you stay the course until you find partners willing to invest in the full 16-20 hour training in its original format. Lord knows how much time you invested in developing the training to begin with and how much edits its already been subjected to. I think if you don’t give up you will eventually find the right audience: mental health professionals, consumers, survivors, and family members who know the current paradigm of mental health care is cruel and ineffective. This audience is hungry for this knowledge and they should be willing to pay a fair price to access it, even if it requires a sacrifice. Perhaps, in addition to seeking graduate schools as sponsors, you could approach private foundations to make the training available to low-income folk?

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