compelling stories, ethically told.
Building on the skills and values present in our Core Curriculum, this 6-week course explores direct applications of the Core framework in your creative workspace. Whether you are a theatre professor looking to more confidently support student mental health, or a film director getting ready to direct a challenging short, feature, or series, you’ll find the tools you need here!
Our Foundations cohorts are made up of passionate directors, stage managers, ICs and IDs, educators, mental health practitioners and more from around the world. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn with and from some of the most innovative creatives in our industry as we embark on the task of creating the salutogenic environments we all deserve to work in.
Topics Include:
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Advanced Container Practice for Challenging Stories
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Applications of our co-regulation tool, aka AGNC
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Advanced Conflict Navigation
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Proactive Policies for Holistic and Boundaried Workplaces
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Naming a Scope of Practice, Generating Referrals, and Guiding Creative Change
Participants in this course will also gain access to our online education portal, which is used by instructors to share resources and class information, as well as class recordings which will be available up to 30 days after the final session.
Prerequisites:
Core Curriculum, with successful exit surveys.
Pricing:
In selecting a price point, we encourage you to reflect on your financial privilege and access to continuing education opportunities. Please note that there are limited slots available and that tiered pricing is available on a first come first serve basis for every course offered.
Subsidized Tuition:
Scholarship and Work Study opportunities are available for this course. These options have been designed to create equitable access to educational opportunities through AMHC for those who need it most. If awarded, you'll have the chance to attend classes for reduced or free tuition, gain practical experience, and build connections with peers and instructors. Work study through AMHC blends learning, working, and networking, all while supporting the success of the class as a whole. Members of AMHC leadership will evaluate all applications with the intention of supporting and empowering individuals who face systemic barriers, including but not limited to: those disadvantaged financially, BIPOC, disabled individuals, LGBTQIA+ community, and women.
To apply for subsidized tuition, CLICK HERE.
Subsidized Tuition Applications Due 12/28; applicants will be notified by 1/11.
Offered 1-2 times a year.
Please note the lowest priced ticket option is intended for BIPOC, Trans folks, and/or People with Disabilities. Payment plans are available upon request.
Email info@mentalhealthcoordinators.org for more information.
Other Classes:
Not sure where to start? We've got you!
First, take a look at our training pathway for a roadmap through offerings, pre-requisites, and other info -- keep in mind that many of our courses stand alone even if you aren't interested in certification!
Then, join us for an Info Session, a free meet-up with AMHC leadership and community to get some answers to your questions about hiring, training to become, and studying with mental health coordinators, taking place every other month: