Courses & Materials

This is our growing library of online courses — each one crafted with depth, not speed. You won’t find click-through content or formulaic CPD here. Instead, we offer trauma-aware, narrative-led learning grounded in lived experience, critical theory, and ethical inquiry. Whether you’re an educator, therapist, humanitarian, or seeker of slow knowledge, this is space to learn with your whole self.

Why this, why now?

There’s no shortage of online training, but much of it is disembodied, depoliticised, or disconnected from context. Our courses arise from real questions: What does it mean to hold space when institutions fail? How do we work with trauma without pathologising? What’s the role of voice, grief, and identity in our practice? We’ve designed this library to hold such questions — with rigour, humility, and room for contradiction.

What to Expect

A curated library of self-paced and cohort-based offerings

All content designed by Bea and Salma, drawing from decades of frontline, academic, and facilitation experience

Each course includes modular lessons, reflection prompts, and downloadable materials

Tone and format vary by course: some are video-rich and guided, others more contemplative and text-based

Most courses are 4–5 weeks in design, but can be taken flexibly

Closed captioning, transcript options, and ND-friendly design principles throughout

The tone is spacious, ethically grounded, and human-centred. We invite depth over completion and questions over quick answers.

Types of Offerings

  • Action Learning Sets: Small group-based facilitated journeys with weekly Zoom calls
  • Standalone Courses: Pre-recorded modules with community prompts and optional live check-ins
  • Mini-Labs: Shorter, focused learning bursts (1–2 hours) on niche topics or urgent themes
  • Resource Packs: Downloadable, annotated collections of tools, readings, and practices

Sample Courses (more coming soon)

  • Unrooted and Reclaimed: Cultural Identity in Motion
  • Faith in Fragments: Navigating Sacred Rupture and Spiritual Belonging
  • Adoption and After: Stories of Lineage, Loss, and Making Kin
  • Neurodivergent in the Room: Dignity, Design, and the Politics of Presence
  • Rewriting the Room: Microaggressions, Misrecognition, and Narrative Repair
  • Trauma Without Pathology: Reclaiming Language, Witness, and Repair

Who It’s For

  • Practitioners and educators working at the intersections of trauma, identity, and systems
  • People with lived experience navigating rupture, migration, dislocation, or neurodivergence
  • Supervisors, researchers, and facilitators seeking deeper, more politically aware learning

Tags & Themes

trauma-informed · narrative practice · decolonial pedagogy · neurodivergent-friendly · ethics of care · identity and belonging · slow learning · post-theological inquiry

Not everything that is faced can be changed. But nothing can be changed until it is faced.

LMS Coming Soon