Screen for relevance
Ask only for the health and access context needed to adapt a practice responsibly.
SAFETY
Clear scope. Informed choice.
State Training is designed around consent, adaptation, privacy, and an honest understanding of what facilitation can and cannot provide.
SCOPE
Educational and facilitative—not clinical care.
State Training is not psychotherapy, medical treatment, diagnosis, crisis care, or a substitute for licensed care. It does not guarantee health, personal, academic, athletic, creative, or business outcomes.
In an emergency or crisis, contact local emergency services or an appropriate crisis resource.
PARTICIPATION STANDARDS
Keep choice visible
A participant may observe, modify, pause, or stop without needing to justify the decision.
Adapt the practice
Intensity and technique follow the person, their experience, and the setting.
Refer beyond scope
Needs requiring licensed or specialized care are paused and referred appropriately.
ADDITIONAL YOUTH SAFEGUARDS
Greater care for younger participants.
- 01Participation is voluntary and student assent matters
- 02Students may observe, modify, pause, or opt out
- 03No forced disclosure or trauma processing
- 04No hyperventilation-style intensity or prolonged breath retention
- 05No cold exposure
- 06Guardian permission and host authorization when applicable
- 07Personal disclosures remain private unless safety or law requires otherwise
- 08Organizational buyers do not automatically receive personal disclosures
Direct youth delivery requires appropriate permission, host authorization, insurance, background-check, and mandatory-reporting requirements to be confirmed first.
PRIVACY
Collect less. Protect what is shared.
Public forms do not request medical histories or private student disclosures. Organizational buyers do not automatically receive individual disclosures.
Read the privacy approach