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Sliding Scale

A sliding scale is used to encourage people to pay according to their available resources. How much you pay within each range is your choice. Based on what feels sustainable and valuable for you as an exchange, you may choose the amount. Those with greater financial privilege contribute more, allowing those with less access, to pay according to their means. This allows us to sustain our services while making accessibility to our teachings and tools as broad as possible.

Sliding Scale Fee Options

Community Supported

This option is for those who may be experiencing barriers of access to our work without some support. Need is self identified, and you may choose this option without inquiry or needing to explain your financial situation.

True Cost

The true cost is the amount that best reflects industry standard or market value for the work. This is the amount that would be charged in the absence of a sliding scale. The true cost fee is for those that are able to meet their basic needs but do not have extra income. 

Supporter

This amount is available for those who currently have extra resources to share. Paying at this level covers your fee and another's. This opportunity is available if you'd like to cover costs for someone who needs community support to gain access to healing.

Benefactor

Paying it forward is a donation of reparations allowing for greater access to healing for the good of all in our community. This opportunity is available for those that have significant financial privilege. If you pay at this amount, you are helping support those in need of full scholarship. 

Scholarship

Our priority is to afford access to healing for the good of all. Full and partial scholarship for our services is always available based on need and especially for those experiencing recovery impacts from supremacist, colonial, racist, carceral, substance use, military service, trauma survivorship, and other intersectional cultural forms of harm.

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