Soft-launch first month
$0/first month- Early access to member benefits
- No membership charge during the introductory month
- Continue only if Brave Harbor feels useful to you
Membership
Optional membership adds smaller recurring meetings, complete guided resources, priority access, and member pricing—without requiring a label or replacing professional care.
Optional—not the price of belonging
Membership is for adults who want more consistency, structured skill practice, and access to the complete Brave Harbor member resource library.
Soft-launch offer: your first month is free, then continue at a Founding Community Rate equal to 50% of the pricing we were projecting before launch.
Soft-launch first month
$0/first monthFounding monthly
$6/monthFounding annual
$60/yearWhat membership includes
Smaller recurring online meetings for check-ins, practical skill application, and consistent peer connection.
Complete Brave Harbor tools and worksheets in the member library; the public website continues to show tool previews.
Early registration opportunities for cohorts, workshops, special meetings, events, and limited appointments.
One additional Navigator-led session focused on a practical skill such as boundaries, regulation, values, urges, or support.
A 10% member discount on eligible Brave Harbor cohorts and workshops. Individual Navigation and contracts remain separately priced.
Program announcements and opportunities to provide feedback about tools, topics, scheduling, and community needs.
Membership does not include
Member responsibilities
Enrollment and cancellation
Membership is available to adults 18 and older. New members complete a brief orientation and accept the community, privacy, scope, and billing agreements.
Monthly and annual memberships renew until canceled. Cancel before the next billing date to stop future charges. A partially used month is not normally refunded; exceptional annual-plan circumstances may be reviewed individually.
Enrollment may be paused when meeting capacity is reached. Membership may also be paused or ended when conduct repeatedly threatens safety, confidentiality, dignity, or community operations.