Many church leaders, ministers, and faith-based organizations are waiting for someone else to do it.
Prepare for vocation with personalized support.
The TSI® Vocational Apprenticeship is a one-to-one training pathway for individuals preparing to apply Trauma‑Informed Spiritual Intervention® in an approved vocational, ministry, professional, or service setting.
Unlike a self-paced course alone, the apprenticeship pairs instruction with personalized coaching, guided observation, direct feedback, and practical preparation. It is built for learners who want support translating training into responsible, confident practice.
What’s included
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Individual instruction tailored to your goals and role
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One-to-one coaching and vocational development planning
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Guided observation, feedback, and reflective learning
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Practicum support and preparation for real-world application
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Clear next steps for continued training, competency development, and approved vocational opportunities
Who it’s for
This program is for TSI® learners, spiritual-care practitioners, ministry leaders, therapists, counselors, educators, coaches, and helping professionals who want individualized support as they prepare to use the framework responsibly within their own role and scope.
The apprenticeship is an educational and professional-development offering. It does not provide psychotherapy, clinical supervision, licensure, employment, or guaranteed referral, credentialing, or directory-placement outcomes.
Therapists
You shouldn’t have to choose between being clinically sound and spiritually faithful.
Learn how to handle spiritual bypassing, religious trauma, and faith resistance without overstepping clinical bounds.
Ministers & Clergy
Learn to walk with people through trauma without causing spiritual harm or overstepping your role.
Help people rebuild faith safely after spiritual trauma or doctrinal abuse
Coaches & Advocates
What you say in hard moments matters—learn how to hold space that heals, not harms.
This certification adds credibility to your faith-based work