What is EIVSOM

At EIVSOM Psychosocial, we specialize in delivering research-driven psychosocial education, training, and support programs, all built upon a robust emotional intelligence and values systems framework. Our Core Offerings Include: • Individual Online Support: we provide personalized, one-on-one online support for adults navigating non-normative conditions. Find More. (https://www.eivsompsychosocial.org/services/individual-support) • In-Person and Online Group Learning Outreach: we offer dynamic programs for organizations dedicated to supporting adults with various Non-normative Mental Conditions (NMC), . Find More. (https://www.eivsompsychosocial.org/services/group-outreach) • Dedicated Center-Based Programs (Coming Soon!): We are excited to announce the upcoming launch of our first dedicated EIVSOM Psychosocial Center! Find More. (https://www.eivsompsychosocial.org/services/eivsom-center)

• EIVSOM Psychosocial Learning Center Fees 4 days a week for a year, $20,000 or 4 days a week for 9 months, $15,000 4 days a week for 6 months, $10,000 4 days a week for 3 months, $5,000 or 3 days per week for a year, $15,000 2 days a week for a year, $10,000 1 day a week for a year, $5,000 • In-Person and Online Group Learning Outreach Rates vary among practitioners, but for guidance, our current flat rate is $300 per hour. • In-Person and Online Individual Services Rates vary among practitioners, but for guidance, our current flat rate is $150 per hour. Six sessions prepaid are $135 per session ($810 total) and 12 sessions prepaid are $125 per session ($1500 total). We understand that financial considerations are important. If you believe our services could be beneficial for you or your organization, we warmly encourage you to reach out to us directly. We are genuinely dedicated to finding a solution that works, and we will work closely with you to explore accessible options.

No. We hold no licensure in the US.

For us at EIVSOM, the term 'psychosocial' is important because it broadly covers both our internal mental processes (thoughts, emotions, and self-talk) and our external interactions with other people. We believe it encompasses the full spectrum of our lived experience, addressing how we manage our inner world and engage with the social environment.