Help Someone Access Mental Health Support

3% Cover the Fee

As a nonprofit organization, we rely on community support to expand access to mental health services for those facing financial hardship. Your donation helps us provide care to people who might otherwise be unable to afford it. Eligible donations are tax-deductible. Please contact us for donation receipts, tax documentation, or any questions about your contribution. Thank you for helping make mental health support more accessible to everyone.

opportunities & community support

This work is rooted in the belief that mental health care should be accessible, ethical, and community-supported. By contributing, collaborating, or participating, you help expand care beyond traditional financial and institutional barriers while maintaining professional clinical standards.

To support clarity and confidentiality, all inquiries are handled directly via email.
Please use the appropriate subject line above so your message can be routed efficient

Below are several ways to support, learn, and engage.

community education, talks & workshops

Speaking, Facilitation & Training

Jerome is available for talks, workshops, and facilitated discussions focused on mental health, therapeutic access, alternative methods, and community-based care.

Requests may come from:

  • Schools and universities

  • Community groups and nonprofits

  • Wellness spaces and professional organizations

Please include details about the audience, topic, format, timeline, and any budget considerations.

Please Use

Subject Line:
Talks & Workshops Request

community care fund

Support free & reduced-cost therapy sessions

Contributions to the Community Care Fund directly support therapy sessions for individuals who are underinsured, uninsured, or otherwise unable to afford care.

Community support helps:

  • Provide free or sliding-scale sessions

  • Reduce access barriers for marginalized communities

  • Sustain ethical, client-centered care beyond insurance limitations

This model allows care to be offered based on need, dignity, and mutual responsibility—strengthening both individual and collective wellbeing.

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Subject Line:
Access Fund Donation / Sponsored Sessions

students & emerging practitioners

Training, supervision & mentorship opportunities

Students and early-career clinicians interested in training under Jerome’s clinic or clinical license may inquire about supervision or placement opportunities.

When available, opportunities may include:

  • Clinical supervision and mentorship

  • Practicum or internship support

  • Exposure to integrative and alternative therapeutic approaches

All inquiries should include relevant documentation, program requirements, and any specific scheduling or supervision needs.

Please Use

Subject Line:
Student / Supervision Inquiry

Licensed Clinicians & Therapists

join the community of practice

Licensed clinicians interested in collaborating or joining the practice are encouraged to reach out.

Opportunities may include:

  • Part-time or adjunct clinical work

  • Collaborative or specialty services

  • Alignment with a community-oriented, ethical model of care

All collaborations are discussed directly to ensure shared values, scope alignment, and sustainability.

Please Use

Subject Line:
Licensed Clinician Collaboration Inquiry

Legal & Ethical Disclaimer

All therapeutic services are provided in accordance with applicable professional, ethical, and legal standards governing mental health practice.

  • Donations support access to care but do not guarantee services for any specific individual.

  • Participation in training, supervision, or collaboration opportunities is subject to availability, licensure requirements, and professional discretion.

  • Community-funded sessions are not a replacement for emergency services or crisis intervention. Individuals in immediate danger should contact local emergency resources.

  • Educational talks and workshops are not a substitute for individualized therapy or clinical diagnosis.

All services, collaborations, and educational offerings are provided with respect for client autonomy, confidentiality, informed consent, and professional boundaries.

Have More Questions?

Still have questions or need additional information? We’re happy to help. If you didn’t find what you were looking for on our website, you can reach out to us directly.

Email: info@atmethods.org
Phone: (215) 346-6214