DISCLAIMERS

A. Program Description

The Independent Living Reset (TILR) is a structured educational program designed to teach practical life skills, decision-making frameworks, and independent living systems for individuals navigating major life transitions such as separation, bereavement, relocation, or significant personal change.

The program focuses on education, planning, and skill-building related to housing, finances, personal organization, boundaries, self-trust, and independent functioning. TILR provides curriculum-based learning, facilitated group discussions, and guided exercises intended to support informed decision-making and personal responsibility.

B. WHAT ILS IS / IS NOT

The Independent Living Reset is an educational program.

It is not therapy, counseling, mental health treatment, medical care, legal advice, or financial advising. TILR does not diagnose, treat, or cure any physical or mental health condition.

C. PARTICIPANT RESPONSIBILITY CLAUSE

Participants acknowledge that they are responsible for their own decisions, actions, and outcomes during and after participation in the program. The information provided is intended for general educational purposes and does not replace professional advice specific to an individual’s situation.

D. EMOTIONAL & WELLNESS LANGUAGE

While many participants report increased clarity, confidence, and reduced overwhelm as a result of gaining skills and structure, individual experiences vary. Any emotional benefits are secondary to the program’s educational focus.

participation agreement

The Independent Living Reset

Participant Agreement

1. Program Purpose

Participants understand that TILR provides education, guidance, and facilitated learning, not therapy, counseling, medical care, legal advice, or financial advising.

2. Scope of the Program

The program may include:

Educational sessions
Group discussions
Guided exercises
Written materials and tools
Optional one-on-one educational support

All content is intended for general educational purposes only.

3. What TILR Is Not

Participants acknowledge that Independent Living Reset:

Is not psychotherapy or mental health treatment
Does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition
Does not replace professional services such as medical, legal, financial, or mental health care

Participants agree not to rely on ILR as a substitute for professional advice specific to their circumstances.

4. Participant Responsibility

Participants acknowledge and agree that:

They are responsible for their own decisions, actions, and outcomes
Participation in the program is voluntary
Results vary based on individual effort, circumstances, and external factors

ILR does not guarantee specific outcomes.

5. Emotional Safety & Boundaries

TILR is designed to be a respectful, structured learning environment.

Participants understand that:

Emotional topics may arise naturally during learning and reflection
The program is not a crisis intervention service

Participants experiencing severe emotional distress, thoughts of self-harm, or urgent mental health concerns are encouraged to seek immediate support from licensed professionals or emergency services.

6. Group Conduct & Confidentiality

Participants agree to:

Treat others with respect and courtesy
Maintain confidentiality of personal information shared by others in the group
Not record sessions or distribute materials without permission

TILR reserves the right to remove a participant from the program if conduct is disruptive, unsafe, or violates these guidelines. Refunds in such cases are at the program’s discretion.

7. Intellectual Property

All program materials, content, frameworks, and exercises are the intellectual property of The Independent Living Reset and may not be reproduced, shared, or sold without written permission.

8. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, participants agree that The Independent Living Reset and its facilitator(s) are not liable for decisions, actions, or outcomes resulting from participation in the program.

9. Agreement & Acknowledgment

By enrolling in The Independent Living Reset, participants confirm that they:

Have read and understood this agreement
Agree to participate responsibly and respectfully
Accept the educational nature and limitations of the program

ethics & Values

Our Ethical Commitments

The Independent Living Reset (TILR) operates on the belief that clarity is ethical and false promises are not.

We commit to:

Education Over Dependency

The goal is independence, not reliance. Participants are taught skills and frameworks they can use long after the program ends.

Clear Boundaries

We do not present ourselves as therapists, clinicians, or medical professionals. We respect the boundaries of regulated professions and encourage participants to seek appropriate professional support when needed.

Dignity & Agency

Participants are treated as capable adults, not as broken or deficient. The program emphasizes informed choice, responsibility, and self-trust.

Honest Representation

We do not promise transformation, healing, or guaranteed outcomes. We promise education, structure, and support for responsible decision-making.

Respect for Vulnerability

Life transitions can be destabilizing. We strive to create a respectful, confidential, and non-exploitative learning environment.

Our Philosophy

The Independent Living Reset is built on a simple belief:

When people are given the right information, structure, and time to think clearly, they make better decisions—and their lives stabilize as a result.

EMERGENCY / SUPPORT BOUNDARY

The Independent Living Reset is not a crisis support service. Participants experiencing severe distress, thoughts of self-harm, or urgent mental health concerns are encouraged to seek immediate assistance from licensed professionals or emergency services.