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Scholarships

Graduates of the Compassion Course are invited to gift the course to someone they don't know by contributing to our Scholarship Fund.

The current number of available scholarships for the next 6-Week Compassion Immersion is:

1

Request a scholarship

 

Scholarships are intended for those experiencing financial hardship and unable to afford the sliding scale fee. If you’re able to afford the sliding scale fee (as low as 2 payments of $48), please join us that way instead of requesting a scholarship.

If you’d like to apply for one of the available scholarships, please fill out the simple form to the right (or below on mobile devices). Your name will be added to a drawing and names are pulled a few days before the next course start date.

You’ll be contacted when your name is pulled. We’ll also confirm at that time that you can attend all six live calls in the course, as this is a requirement of scholarship recipients. If you can’t attend all six call dates, your name will be returned to the drawing pool. All names remain in the drawing until awarded a scholarship.

Contribute to the scholarship fund

 

It costs just $40 to send someone  through the compassion immersion. (We cover the rest.) You can donate via the button below, or if you prefer, you can venmo your donation to @julia-frodahl.

Some testimonials from scholarship recipients

“I was lucky to be able to take this very special course on a moment of turmoil in my life and I am beyond grateful. I was once convinced I was fated to experience life carrying a burden of burrying my emotions, my senses, and my self. Through 6 weeks, however, Julia created a welcoming and inspiring journey, instilled a sense of community, and filled me with wisdom and the ability to simple let go of the restrictions and try a new perspective. Things don't haver to be so heavy. I absolutely recommend it.” __ Tarsila B.

 

“This compassion class helped me be calmer and look at the world and myself in a different way. It helped me sit with my feelings and understand them, instead of avoiding them. I highly recommend it for anyone interested in taking practical steps towards a more peaceful world, within themselves and all around them. One thing (among many) that really stuck with me from the class, is the idea of being interested in causing less suffering in the world, instead of getting even. It was really eye opening! I'm so grateful that I was able to attend this class as a part of the scholarship program that Julia provides. It's a great opportunity for those who can't afford it, to be able to still benefit from the teachings.” __ Ameerah A.

 

“I went in not knowing what to expect, actually expecting to fail, especially as an alexithymic neurodivergent (autistic, suspected ADHD) person, but I learned so much about how to gently nudge the hate-talk in my head toward something else, and so many new ways of re-approaching myself with compassion and accommodations for chronic pain and disability. I was able to realize and look at things about myself in a way that disconnected from internal ableism and the shame I am constantly expected to feel. I've learned to start the process of disentangling different kind of discomforts. I've read a lot of self help and I've tried to connect with a lot of things without success. There was a spiritual element that could settle in and coexist with me, an atheist-leaning person. The ideas and teachings in this course resonated with me in a way nothing ever has, and I feel like I have just started on a journey that doesn't have an end.” __ Aeri A.N.F.