AIdedEQ runs Mindful Forgiveness for Teams, a 6-week cohort workshop for nonprofit teams, school staff, and community organizations. It costs $2,000 per cohort of up to 12 people, carries CEU options through NASW-Hawaii, and is grounded in the founder's Stanford University Forgiveness Project work.
The Summer 2026 cohorts, which began July 11, are full. The next open Mindful Forgiveness workshop starts October 27 and is open to the public: save a seat at The Practice Center. For team cohorts, the Fall waitlist is open now, and waitlist members get first pick of seats.
Six weeks, 12 hours, up to 12 people. A team practice grounded in the founder's Stanford Forgiveness Project work. Free 45-minute intro for teams of 5+. Summer 2026 is full. Join the October 27 open workshop or join the Fall team waitlist.
Your staff can earn continuing education units for completing the cohort.
A 6-week facilitated pilot of the KOA rite-of-passage tool for youth-serving organizations, with two training sessions included.
A 6-month train-the-trainer cohort in the Mindful Forgiveness method. The August 2026 cohort is set. Want your team in the next one? Talk to the founder.
The Fall session of Mindful Forgiveness for Teams begins in October 2026. Cohorts are capped at 12 people and the Summer session filled, so the waitlist is the way in. No payment is due now. When Fall enrollment opens, waitlist members choose their seats first.
The Summer 2026 cohorts began July 11 and are full. The Fall session starts in October 2026. Join the Fall 2026 waitlist to get first pick of seats when enrollment opens.
A 6-week cohort workshop, 12 hours total, for up to 12 participants at $2,000 per cohort. It is built for nonprofit teams, school staff, and community organizations dealing with burnout, conflict, and team dynamics.
Yes. Teams of 5 or more can book a free 45-minute intro session before committing to a cohort.
Yes. A CEU add-on is available through NASW-Hawaii for $250 per cohort.
The founder delivered forgiveness and mindfulness programs contracted through the Stanford University Forgiveness Project, serving the Department of Human Services with over 3,000 program participants. This workshop carries that lineage.
Yes. Cohorts run live over Zoom for teams anywhere, and in-person delivery can be arranged.