Student Access Program

Supporting the next generation of child and youth clinicians

Supporting the Next Generation.

We include sponsored spots and reduced rates in every Learning Hub program because investing in strong students means investing in strong care.

By opening access to high-quality learning early, we help emerging clinicians build the skills and confidence that truly make a difference for children, teens, and families.

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Why This Matters To Us.

Many of us remember what it felt like to be in training. Eager to learn, excited to grow, and deeply passionate about helping children and teens, but facing real barriers to accessing meaningful professional development. Workshops were expensive. Specialized training felt out of reach. Opportunities that could shape our future work were often reserved for those already well into their careers.

Our team at Whole Kids Health have seen this struggle firsthand, both in our own early training and in the students we supervise today. We’ve watched talented, dedicated learners miss out on transformative learning simply because resources were limited.

The Student Access Program is our way of giving back to the next generation. Offering the kind of support we wish we had and investing in the clinicians who will carry this work forward.

What the Program Offers

We are committed to making Learning Hub programs more accessible for students by offering both free seats and reduced rates

Every workshop and seminar includes a set number of free seats reserved specifically for students. These spots ensure that emerging clinicians can access high-quality pediatric learning regardless of financial barriers.
In addition to free seats, all Learning Hub programs offer reduced pricing for students. This makes it easier to participate regularly and build skills over time.
Students who join our programs benefit from:
- practical, evidence-informed tools
  • exposure to pediatric mind–body frameworks
  • real-world case examples
  • learning alongside practicing clinicians
  • insight into the realities of supporting children and teen