Timora’s professional staff training program for educational therapists seeks to strengthen Timora’s professional staff to be able to cope with the grind that instructive therapy for youth at risk entails.

We encourage our educational therapists to obtain theoretical and practical knowledge while supporting them with a sense of belonging and belief in their mission for the benefit of troubled youth.

Timora’s staff receives personal instruction and professional support and benefits from weekly group meetings. The investment in our staff has reaped benefits which are manifested by the positive results they have achieved with troubled teenage boys and girls over the years.

As well, these efforts at personal and professional development enable our educational therapists to see their future professional careers advancing; thus ensuring the stability of our staff for years to come.

Funding needs for professional educational therapy training include: outside funding for training hours in the course of an academic year and a comprehensive writing/ documentation project which will record the doctrine of educational therapy as a well-developed and uniform professional orientation.