Curriculum
-
1
Module 1. Introduction
-
(Included in full purchase)
1.0 Module Objectives
-
(Included in full purchase)
1.1 Video: Orientation
-
(Included in full purchase)
1.2 Course Introduction
-
(Included in full purchase)
1.3 About This Course
-
(Included in full purchase)
1.4 Content Notices
-
(Included in full purchase)
1.5 Language
-
(Included in full purchase)
1.6 Scope
-
(Included in full purchase)
1.7 Course Layout
-
(Included in full purchase)
1.8 Challenge Questions: Download
-
(Included in full purchase)
-
2
Module 2. What is non-carceral support?
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.0 Module Objectives
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.1 What is Non-Carceral Support?
- 2.2 Video: Intro to Non-Carceral Support Free preview
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.3 Challenge Questions
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.4 Non-Carceral Support Within Mental Health Roles
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.5 Challenge Questions
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.6 External Escalation
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.7 Positionality
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.8 Intervention
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.9 Normalization
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.10 Diagnoses
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.11 Examining 988 and Carceral Approaches
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.12 Common Misconceptions of Non-Carceral Support
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.13 Video: 988 and Carceral Impacts
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.14 Video: Case Study
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.15 Quiz
-
(Included in full purchase)
2.16 Complexity Check-In
-
(Included in full purchase)
-
3
Module 3. Why is non-carceral support so vital?
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.0 Module Objectives
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.1 Dual Cycle of Chronic Marginalization and Suicidality
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.2 Chronic Suicidality Case Study: Part 1
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.3 Chronic Suicidality Case Study: Part 2
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.4 Chronic Suicidality Case Study: Part 3
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.5 Video: Marginalization and Suicidality
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.6 Quiz 1
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.7 Challenge Questions
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.8 Supporting Multiply Marginalized People
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.9 Normalizing Stigmatized Experiences
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.10 Example of Normalizing Stigmatized Experiences
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.11 Depathologizing
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.12 Video: Depathologizing
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.13 Talking About Suicide
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.14 Video: Case Study
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.15 Quiz 2
-
(Included in full purchase)
3.16 Complexity Check-In
-
(Included in full purchase)
-
4
Module 4. Non-Carceral Approaches
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.0 Module Objectives
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.1 Non-Carceral Approaches
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.2 Challenge Questions
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.3 Coercion
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.4 Video: Saviorism and Coercion
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.5 Harm Reduction: Part 1
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.5 Harm Reduction: Part 2
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.6 Mutual Aid
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.7 Challenge Questions
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.8 Relationship Building
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.9 Challenge Questions
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.10 Video: Non-Carceral Approaches
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.11 Realities of Intentional Non-Carceral Support Practices
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.12 Challenge Questions
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.13 Video: Case Study
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.14 Case Study Responses
-
(Included in full purchase)
4.15 Quiz 1
-
(Included in full purchase)
-
5
Module 5. Non-carceral support inside of carceral systems
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.0 Module Objectives
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.1 Non-Carceral Support Inside of Carceral Systems
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.2 Non-Carceral Relationship Building
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.3 Dimensionalizing Marginalized People
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.4 Video: Relationship Building
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.5 Challenge Questions
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.6 Preparing for Crises
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.7 Non-Carceral Support as Lifelong Education
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.8 What Can I Do Instead of 911?
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.9 Video: Preparing for Crises
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.10 Quiz 1
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.11 Challenge Questions
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.12 I'm Worried I Can't Provide Non-Carceral Support
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.13 Video: Being Creatively Non-Carceral
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.14 Case Studies
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.15 Complexity Check-In
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.16 30 Interview Questions for Non-Carceral Supporters
-
(Included in full purchase)
5.17 Challenge Questions
-
(Included in full purchase)
-
6
Module 6: Concluding Activities
-
(Included in full purchase)
6.0 Next Steps
-
(Included in full purchase)
6.1 Testimonial
-
(Included in full purchase)
Launch your non-carceral support practice!
Don’t delay! Cement your non-carceral essentials with 20 hours of self-guided content, led by expert instructors. For payment plan requests, please email [email protected] directly.
$400.00

Instructor: Ryder Fox
Ryder Fox is the Founder and CEO of Stronger U and the President and Founder of THRIVE Lifeline. They are a nonbinary, queer, neurodivergent person living with multiple chronic illnesses. They also are a cult and violence survivor living with cPTSD and have navigated muteness, dissociative episodes, and chronic suicidality throughout their life. Ryder began working professionally with vulnerable populations in the late 1990s and founded Stronger U in 2007. They are passionate about supporting the too-oft dismissed needs of multiply marginalized people. Ryder has supported thousands of clients worldwide, which work propelled their founding of THRIVE Lifeline and educating hundreds of practitioners through a non-carceral lens that humanizes and uplifts supportees' expertise.