Apply For a $9,000 Scholarship To Integrative Psychlogy
🎁 This Holiday Season: We’re awarding two full scholarships ($9,000 value), and up to 35 additional impact-based partial scholarships. All credits completed go towards credit to our Master’s in Integrative Psychology.
Watch our Program Orientation:
Scholarship Applications Are Closed.
We will be announcing the winners in the first week of January. If you’ve applied, you will receive an email if you are selected.
Scholarship Includes Full Tuition Towards:
Psychosomatic Practitioner Training
Learn the foundations of trauma-informed and somatic care to transform trauma into personal growth. Become certified as a Somatic Practitioner.
Parts Therapy Certification
Learn the Parts Therapy approach to emotional regulation and personal development. Become certified as a Parts Therapy Practitioner.
Building Your Own Practice
Bring it all together by learning targeted strategies to start your own personal practice, with close mentoring from clinicians who’ve done it before.
How It Works:
Apply Thoughtfully
We review every application manually. Your answers matter—tell us your story and goals. Our decisions are impact-based, meaning we select candidates who will make the best practitioners.
2. Share The Application
If a friend puts you as their reference in the bottom of their application, it doubles your chances of winning the full scholarship. Each friend who references you increases your chances of winning.
3. Winners Announced January 12
We capped the number of applicants at 1,500. We'll announce the winners of full scholarships on January 12th and partial scholarships by January 5. If you are awarded a scholarship, you will receive an email with an official scholarship letter.
Eligibility Details:
Scholarships are awarded based on objective criteria categorized into two tracks: Academic Merit and Need-Based.
I. Eligibility Requirements
To be considered for any scholarship award, all applicants must meet the following baseline qualifications.
Educational Baseline: Applicants must hold, at a minimum, a High School Diploma or GED. Preference is given to candidates who have extensive education in health, wellness, mental health, or related fields.
Professional Status: Applicants must be currently employed or self-employed.
Program Readiness: Applicants must confirm the financial ability to fund any tuition balance remaining after the scholarship award is applied. (Scholarships rarely cover 100% of tuition; candidates must demonstrate the stability to complete the program).
II. Merit-Based Scholarship Track
Designed for students who can make a high impact in their community.
This award is granted to applicants who demonstrate exceptional achievement and potential for thought leadership within the Integrative Psychology ecosystem.
Qualifying Criteria:
Academic Excellence: A demonstration of high academic achievement in their field of study.
Serving Underserved Communities: Demonstration of leadership in bringing mental health and wellness into underserved communities.
Demonstrated Leadership: Documented history of leadership (e.g., Clinic Director, Founder, Clinician) or contributions to the field (research, publications, or speaking engagements).
III. Need-Based Access Grant
Designed for dedicated practitioners bridging a funding gap.
This scholarship is intended for highly qualified professionals whose current financial obligations limit their ability to enroll. This is a competitive grant, not a guaranteed entitlement.
Objective Qualifying Criteria:
Statement of Viability: Applicants must provide a clear plan for financing the remaining tuition balance if a partial grant is awarded.