@Tulane@bordnick Ever thought a university training social workers would directly choose to be exploitive to students needing to receive social work themselves? Hm. Me neither. @Tulane is really making it clear where their values actually are. ($$$) @bordnick#TulaneUniversity
I will continue to be a loud & strategic advocate of natural + #psychedelic medicines as I pursue becoming a social worker โ a path that will allow me to continue to work in establishing greater collective change for the better.
As for an update on my time with #SynthesisInstitute, I have been one of the lucky few to have received a full refund from my bank, and I have dropped out of the program. ( thread )
My biggest concerns with the industry as it stands are its current collective dismissal of Indigenous elders ( Looking at the #MAPSConference as an example ), the greed of #BigPharma attempting to exploit this medicine, & over-regulation upon service centers.
Consider me your ally in tangibly making the world a better place, whether through refreshing business strategies or my incoming 1:1 counseling private practice. I'm here for the people โ all of them โ & I've got your back. ๐
@PsilocybinOR To my knowledge, yes. HECC office told me Synthesis had 2 options: 1) full refunds or 2) provide a teach-out option. They've clearly chosen the latter, & so HECC can only provide Oregon students prorated refunds from here.
Personal update from a Synthesis Institute student: It looks most likely that I can only get a prorated refund for my tuition (paid in full), returning me the money back for the education I have not yet received (60% in my case). #psychedelics (Cont'd)