Check Access

Find out how you can access the I Matter learning system

I Matter may be available to you in different ways depending on your area or situation.

You can check whether access is available through local services, or start directly online.

Access to I Matter informed consultations or workshops or to I Matter online and study support options for professionals or families may be available via:
your school
your GP practice or social prescriber 
local community or early help services 
a certified independent practitioner
or direct online access

🟢 I MATTER® — CHECK ACCESS 

What is available to you

Based on your location or organisation, there are four possible types of access.

You may see one, or more options.

🟦 1. I MATTER INFORMED CONSULTATIONS & WORKSHOPS (No-online)

This is for those gaining an orientation to the thinking.  It sits before formal online learning access.

It is:

• psychoeducational consultation
• introductory workshops
• sense-making sessions
• early engagement / engagement-building work

👉 Purpose:

help people understand what I Matter is and whether it is relevant

🟦 2. CORE ONLINE LEARNING ACCESS

Access to the I Matter online learning system

This is the main learning programme.

It helps you understand relationship health, stress, communication, and behaviour.

This may be:

• Fully funded in some areas
• Part-funded through schools, GP practices, or local services
• Self-funded direct access

👉 In all cases, the learning system is the same

🟨 3. STUDY SUPPORT (WHERE AVAILABLE LOCALLY)

Guided support alongside learning

In some areas, additional support is available to help people engage with the learning system.

This may include:

• introductory workshops
• group sessions
• facilitated reflection or study support
• practitioner-led guidance

This may be funded through:

• schools
• GP / social prescribing
• local authority or community programmes

👉 Availability varies by area

🟩 4. LOCAL PATHWAYS (STRUCTURED PROGRAMMES)

Joined-up support for specific groups

Some areas offer structured I Matter pathways for groups such as:

• families with children needing additional support
• school communities
• early help / safeguarding pathways
• GP-linked wellbeing support

These pathways may include:

• learning access
• study support
• local coordination between services

👉 These are locally commissioned pilot or full learning programmes (where available)

🧭 IMPORTANT MESSAGE 

All options lead into the same I Matter learning system.

The difference is simple:

• the nature of the support
• how access is provided
• and what level of local support is available
  
  

🟦 WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU

• If access support is available locally via a hub → you can find information here
• If not → you can still access the online learning directly
• If additional support is needed → practitioner options may be available
  
  
  

🔍 Check for local support

👉 Browse available local hubs 

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