Personalized support for a profoundly personal journey
There is no financial measure of a human life. Our fees reflect the time, coordination, privacy safeguards and individualized services involved — not a guaranteed clinical outcome.
Initial Consultation
A confidential introductory conversation about your circumstances, your concerns, and the kind of support that may be appropriate.
- Understand your needs
- Discuss our approach
- Clarify the scope of our services
- Determine whether Seasonism is an appropriate fit
- No obligation to purchase a longer engagement
Seasonism Intensive Support
Designed for individuals seeking a concentrated period of personalized support, with services and frequency determined by an initial assessment.
- A comprehensive personal and support-needs assessment
- An individualized goals and support plan
- Scheduled one-to-one sessions with a designated Seasonism professional
- Agreed check-ins and progress reviews
- Coordination with qualified mental health providers, where appropriate and authorized
- Carefully selected restorative experiences, if suitable and agreed in advance
- A transition plan for continuing support after the engagement
Seasonism Extended Support
Designed for individuals seeking a longer period of coordinated support while navigating complex personal transitions or rebuilding a sustainable sense of direction.
- All applicable elements of the intensive support program
- Longer-term planning and regular review of agreed objectives
- Additional coordination with authorized members of the support network
- Structured work on relationships, personal identity, values, and meaningful activities
- Carefully planned cultural, educational, or restorative experiences, where appropriate
- A continuity plan for ongoing clinical care and other support after the engagement
The exact frequency of contact, professional responsibilities, travel arrangements, exclusions and availability are specified in a written service agreement. Travel and third-party professional costs are disclosed transparently.
A change of environment can sometimes help a person gain perspective, but travel or luxury experiences are not treatments for suicidal distress and will not be appropriate for everyone.
Where clinically appropriate, activities may include cultural immersion, time in restorative surroundings, educational experiences, meaningful contribution to a cause, or reconnection with trusted people.
The purpose is not to distract you from your suffering or ask you to purchase happiness. It is to explore, alongside appropriate support, whether new experiences can help you reconnect with parts of life that still hold meaning.
Before any engagement begins, you will receive a written description of the services, qualifications of the professionals involved, availability, fees, limitations, privacy arrangements, and procedures for urgent concerns.
We do not guarantee suicide prevention or promise that an individual will never experience suicidal thoughts. We measure our work through agreed service commitments, continuity of care, safety planning, and meaningful progress toward individualized goals.