Three anthropoligical disciplines inform our development.
Jesus spent three years mentoring his disciples. Paul mentored Timothy as they journeyed. The App, the Ministry Platform, and Practice Management are about the work of forming, evaluating, networking, and giving feedback to mentors. By God's grace, the sick and the wounded became the mentors who have led the church to this day.
Jesus was not shy about giving feedback. Google destroyed the competition in 2002 with a feedback loop. Beauticians, restaurant managers, and car dealers value feedback. Ministries and therapists often are not interested in it. We teach them how to use Regular Outcome Measures and Feedback-Informed Treatment.
Psychologists and counselors hold a license to give a diagnosis. Eighty percent of their clients are not looking for one. Coaches, spiritual directors, active listeners, and many ministers fill the shortage of client allegedly needing a therapist. We equip them with the tools they need to provide assistance to their clients in healing and flourishing.
Billing, Calendar, roster, session tools, measures, courses to take and courses to build. One per helper — coach, spiritual director, counselor, psychologist.
Objective based management. The directory, the operations modules, communication, staffing, and the org's own learning library. One per parish, campus, or ministry.
Sessions, journals, community, courses, check-ins — in the community's own brand. One per person, whoever is serving them.
The edges are optional. Different customers use different subsets.
A life coach runs her own practice. Clients found her directly, book through her booking form, and meet her in the app. No organization is involved — the staffing and belonging edges simply aren't in the picture.
A parish runs the ministry platform and covers seats for two spiritual directors and a counselor. A parishioner scans a QR at Mass, lands in the directory, gets the welcome journey — and months later books spiritual direction from the same account. The parish sees that care is offered and used; it never sees what happens inside a session.
A university runs the platform with students in the directory. A student starts with a peer active listener; the ORS suggests more is needed, and the referral moves him to a licensed psychologist whose practice sits on the same platform. New helper, same record, nothing retold from scratch.
Everyday we are receiving feedback on our platform. We have had our platform reviewed by dozens of pastors and parishes, Focus and the Catholic Campus Ministry Association, Bishops, and even the Veterans Administration. We have conducted a 90-day pilot program with real case scenarios, and now have a platform ready for launch.