I Matter Pricing

I Matter® Relationship Health Education
Organisation Membership for Early Intervention Learning Hubs

Supporting Culture Change - Details and Pricing

Purpose: We support individuals, schools, PCNs, local authorities, and mental health services to build relationship health capability, progress early intervention, and reach more families effectively.

The I Matter Learning Journey provides a structured psychoeducational flexible longer term learning approach implemented through self-help or supported online learning as well as via workshops and study support with trained practitioners, local hubs, and microprojects and managed in accordance with safe practice guidelines.

NB: See online introduction training for professionals and senior leaders for more details.

What Organisation Membership Provides

I Matter® Membership enables organisations to:

+ Build local practitioner insights and skills for relationship health and I Matter® informed practice

+ Offer early intervention learning pathways for families (Links & Leads)

+ Recommend for assisted self-help for family online Learning (Links and Leads)

+ Access I Matter resources, forums, and events

+ Develop targeted microprojects addressing specific local needs

I Matter Training was developed by Dr Cathy Betoin – Clinical Psychologist, Teacher, Parent       

Training Pathway for Professionals and Families

                                                                                                                       
Printed resources are by stage and are optional extras

Self-Help and Assisted Self-Help Model
Families access learning through:
Self-funded or supported pathways at reduced hub rates
Practitioner-recommended learning
In-house programmes by trained Leads
Benefits: reduces barriers, strengthens early intervention, generates revenue for hubs.

Ways of Improving Access to Early Intervention for Families
Hubs develop an understanding of the learning needs of community based on local data:
Introductory engagement level workshops with Leads
Recommendation for pnline learning – assisted self-help – for different microniches
Varied funding solutions managed via local microprojects and revenue:
Parent insight and skills building varied ages
Supporting personal and family wellbeing
Life skills building and preparing for transitions
Community Wellbeing Wheel learning initiatives to reduce isolation
Options for individual and group study support (in-house or via I Matter)
Options for online and local Community Wheel to reduce isolation

Organisation Licence & Costs

   
                                                                                                             
Licence Types Explained:
Starter Hub – organisation membership & planning
Type 2 - Link Hub – certified Link practitioner capacity
Type 3 – Lead Hub – Lead practitioner for workshops & programmes
Type 4-6 - Lead Plus Hub – oversight & Tracker management
Year 1: setup, onboarding, planning support
Year 2+: maintains membership, practitioner licensing, network participation

Why Organisations Join

To build practitioner capability in relationship health and I Matter® informed practice
Professional development options – via locality microprojects and link and lead training
Strengthen inhouse early intervention – practical, accessible, engaging learning
Develop joined up thinking and language – across home and school and local services
Develop sustainable local hubs – revenue sharing options via assisted self-help
Connect with a wider network – share learning & collaborate to make a difference.

I Matter® Learning Pathway Options

Making a Link Recommendation for self-funded online training for parents via hubs

NB: See online introduction training for professionals and senior leaders for more details.