“Unorthodox Therapy Inc. aims to break the stigma against depression and mental health and bridge the gap for those reluctant to seek clinical therapy. We act as the liaison and introduction to professional treatment by helping disintegrate barriers through sharing self-identifying stories through women’s experiences.”
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Has your neighborhood or community experienced stress, trauma, loss or violence? We encourage you to contact us. The Network of Neighbors Responding to Violence is a network of community members trained to support—and lead—responses to stress, trauma, loss, and violence within their own communities. The Network is not a violence-prevention or anti-violence program. Instead, the Network is focused on addressing the impact of trauma on individuals and communities. The Network does not just respond to violence. The Network responds to whatever the community experiences as violence, loss, stress, or trauma. Network interventions take place in response to a specific incident of violence or trauma—or in response to ongoing circumstances that may be stressful, including continued exposure to violence or trauma. Learn more.
Our vision is to provide culturally competent, holistic, and wellness-focused services that promote women's social-emotional development, prevent mental health challenges, and address social-emotional problems that currently exist. We will do this by using evidence-based strategies in our services to women reluctant to seek therapy; by sharing stories of other women who have gone through similar challenges. Categorize into four seasons of life, single life, motherhood, single motherhood, and marriage. Through our podcast, we will do so through our exclusive curated safe space, blogs, and promoting local self-care workshops and events.
Unorthodox Therapy Inc. has always relied on contributions from generous individuals and partners to support our mission. UTI thanks the many individuals that share our vision. Through grants, donations, in-kind gifts, sponsorships, and volunteering, our supporters help us achieve our mission to advance the quality of mental health awareness in single life, motherhood, single motherhood, and marriage in women. We are truly grateful for the women who share her story in hopes of helping others, and we invite you to join them.
We're working with studios, gyms, and individuals around the country to raise funds and increase awareness for Unorthodox Therapy Foundation and our mission to empower women worldwide with mental health education and support. We want you involve. If you offer services or programs anywhere globally that promote mental health wellness, we want to be a part of your vision. Join us on our journey to break down barriers to the stigma that surrounds mental health.
Our vision is to be a beacon of hope for women navigating the darkest passage in their current season of life. To introduce alternative and holistic therapy and act as the liaison for women reluctant to seek professional treatment.
What exactly do we offer? We partner with local women-owned businesses that provide services offering wellness events and programs priced at $25 or less. Aiding women seeking alternative and holistic support who are in the process of healing and looking for an unorthodox way of therapy. In part acting as the liaison for women who are reluctant to seek clinical therapy, most importantly we fund* the events/services/programs*. Money shouldn't be in the way of your healing journey and this is where Unorthodox Therapy comes in.
While we're in the beginning stages of production, 100% of the contribution will go towards local programs in major cities that aid women through mental health, through remote practices. Until we raise enough capital and have more exposure with our non-profit we will then have a physical safe space for our sisters. In our endeavors to make Single Mama Married (an unorthodox therapy) a just community; We commit and aim to bring mental health and wellness across the country through our network. By growing this network of women-based wellness groups through existing businesses.
*If there’s a service offered by a third-party vendor that interests you, simply fill out the waiver. First come, first serve, or when funds are exhausted whichever comes first.
All #SafeSpaceHealing offered by Unorthodox Therapy is free with limited space. (Cap @10) No waiver is required.
If you are a member of a community impacted by acute stress, trauma, loss, or violence—or you are close to that community—you are in the best position to serve as a bridge between the community and our program.
You are encouraged to email info@unorthodoxtherapy.org to speak with UTInc. staff. Your call or email will be answered within 1-2 business days.
Post-incident of trauma, violence or loss
If you feel emotionally distressed as a result of trauma, violence, or loss occurring within your community.
If you feel as if you would like to do something to help your community, but you’re not sure where to start.
When you recognize that an event of trauma, violence or loss is having a big impact on your community and is affecting many community members.
Self-care
When you notice that members of your community are experiencing stress, burnout, or compassion fatigue as a result of the “work” they are doing, or as a result of community violence, national tensions, or any other potential stress.
You may also call the Network if you are part of a community engaged in any form of work that requires emotional labour. Nothing needs to be “wrong” for a self-care discussion!
Information, Resources, and Presentations/Workshops
You are a member or leader (of any community) and would like information and resources regarding trauma, community violence, self-care and postvention (post-incident response).
You are a member or leader (of any community) and you would like the Network to meet with your community and/or provide a presentation or workshop.
Invite Unorthodox Therapy Inc. to a community meeting to provide a presentation/workshop for community members.
-Connect UTInc. to a community experiencing stress, trauma, violence or loss.
-Spread the Word! Connect UTInc. to your workplace, your child’s school, your place of worship, your civic association, your volunteer organization, etc.
-Become a Trauma Responder
Contact Unorthodox Therapy for additional information.
Self-care Discussions are a great way to help your community and get a feel for what UTInc. of the community program. They take place wherever your community regularly meets, are simple to set up, and 100% confidential.
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