Let’s connect, let’s g^(r)0^(w) together.

To go together means to grow together.

Prospective students

Students usually join us for our programme in Pastoral Narrative Therapy. This forms the foundation of connecting in the community and learn what pastoral and narrative therapy is all about. They may wish to first get a basic introduction to narrative therapy in our online course ‘meeting narrative therapy.’

After the pastoral narrative therapy programme students often pursue our practitioner supervision programme with or without any number of CPD modules (which can also be taken separate). The full programme is referred to as our third-year of studies but is also open to any existing helping-practitioner. Students who completed their pastoral narrative therapy studies before 2018 are encouraged to do this.

Students then remain connected through any number of memberships, particularly by joining the combined practitioner collective membership community. Thereby they pay a small fee for any of the programmes they’ve completed at least once and in some cases receive all future updates and some programmes free.

Alumni

Those who completed their first-two years of studying pastoral narrative therapy before 2018 are particularly encouraged to do a third-year at Coram Deo.

Give back by becoming a Seeds of Hope contributor.

Give back by volunteering and become part of the pioneers of the new phase of development in Coram Deo. (Options for joining the board of directors, operations or admin team or any specific contribution in your area of interest)

Join us for coffee/tea (email or WhatsApp our director for alumni affairs, Jolene Jansen van Vuuren, alumni@coramdeo.co.za, 083 58 3138). Zoom is also an option.

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Public and corporate

We typically join hands with members of the public and organisations through:

• donations whereby they become ‘friends of Coram Deo,’ or our
• Volant-hope initiate, or to
• customise learning or mental health initiatives in organisations or communities.
• offering specialist mental health input.

We look forward to hear from you.