Scholarship Recipients

The Relational Life Foundation offers RLT training scholarship opportunities to practitioners who share our vision of providing everyone access to mental health resources.

We advocate for practitioners who have dreams of bringing relational wellness into under-resourced populations. Together with these passionate individuals, we increase our social impact, building the potential for marginalized communities to cultivate thriving relationships and live more connected lives.

Here are a few of our talented Scholarship Recipients!

Owner of The Racial Equity Therapist ™
Learn more about Domenique at:
https://theracialequitytherapist.com/

Domenique Harrison, LMFT, LPCC

Los Angeles, California

"I consider myself a race and relationships therapist and I know becoming trained in RLT and incorporating my own knowledge about race and racial dynamics across our multicultural community will only impact our community for greater. I hope to be able to use what I learn to impact those in multiracial or monoracial partnerships, friendships, and families for the better."

Learn more about Thyra at:
www.ChangeForLifeWellness.com

Thyra Marleau

Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada

"My personal mission is to make family counseling available to everyone, regardless of socioeconomic status. To accomplish this, I am working with several community supports such as FCSS, D & I Committee, School Board, Adult Learning Agency, and others to bring awareness to the need and facilitate workshops and programs to bring counseling programs to families in need and without financial coverage for it."

Learn more about Monica at:
www.reconceived.com.au

Monica Cook

Forestville, Australia

"I’m hoping this training allows me:

The capacity to adapt RLT specifically for sex therapy (including working with LGBTIQ+ communities).
To be able to continue working with couples from conservative and multicultural backgrounds (often migrants and refugees) that are struggling to adjust to a new country and what it means to be in an intimate relationship.
To eventually train the trainer and be able to promote RLT here in Australia and help other therapists access and adopt RLT as a framework – particularly as it relates to sexology."

Chiddie Anyasodo

United Kingdom & Nigeria

"I have been providing support to African couples and singles, both in Africa and those who have newly immigrated to different parts of the world, who are facing relationship challenges.

I am Nigerian African and my experience has been that majority of the psychological researches on marriage that I study, the indigenous African communities are not represented. Also we do not have adequate number of western trained marriage therapist that are equipped to handle marriages from the indigenous African community and our cultural nuances. This prompted me to go into this field."