SSP & iLs Mentorship Services Through Unyte-iLs

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Aden Cosgrove, RSW, C.C.C. (they/them) has been offering Safe and Sound Protocol to regular ongoing clients and remote one-time clients for three years now. Through their own experience with the program, they have seen firsthand how beneficial it can be for trauma survivors and/or neurodivergent people. They continue with their personal journey with SSP and do the program for themselves every three months.

They have 10 years of experience in the field of social work and are a Canadian Certified Counsellor. They have been providing Safe and Sound Protocol virtually and remotely to clients of various communities for three years and Integrated Listening Systems for two years. They primarily work with individual adults and with families and couples/relationships as well. They have a group private practice that they run in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada for the past four years. The clients that they tend to work with the most in offering SSP or iLs are trauma survivors, people with chronic illnesses and conditions, and neurodivergent.

They have experienced the power of these programs first hand and they believe in what they can provide for others. They have seen incredible and life-changing results occur through these programs with their clients and their own experience. They have mentored other professionals in setting up these programs in their clinic. They can provide mentorship in an individual or group capacity in a remote, virtual setting.

They are happy to help guide and support new practitioners who are starting out with the programs and how to deliver them to clients or through their clinic. They have experience with complex cases and are able to support with questions that come up around that.

Aden provides Safe and Sound Protocol and Integrated Listening Systems to the following communities:

• 2SLGBTQIAP+
• Neurodivergent
• Trauma survivors
• Indigenous
• Differently abled people
• People who experience chronic pain and illness
• BIPOC
• Polyamorous
• People who identify as kinky
• Majority population (people who are not marginalized)

Aden continuously furthers their learning and education through consultations with other providers at Unyte-iLs as well as doing peer consultations. They keep up-to-date on information about polyvagal theory and the delivery of the programs.

Some common topics in mentorship sessions are setting up and delivering the programs to clients, working with complex cases, titrating the programs based on client’s autonomic nervous system, tools and strategies to use as part of delivering programs, marketing programs to new and current clients, assessing client readiness for programs, and creating different packages for programs for new and current clients. 

Pricing: $200 CAD per mentorship session. Sessions can be dyadic with two practitioners.