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NO FEAR JOURNEY

PRACTICE GROUP THERAPY

A Clinically-Grounded, Trauma-Informed Program for Your Practice

Pan African Film Festival 2025 Official SelectionLos Angeles Cinematography AwardsIKON Doc Fest
Based off Award Winning Film, sponsored byTaco Bell Foundation
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No Fear Group Therapy

A trauma-informed, anxiety-focused 6-week clinician-led group therapy program that blends narrative therapy, cognitive-behavioral tools, emotional regulation skills, and community insight. Inspired by the award-winning film Boy No Fear, the program supports clients in confronting fear, building resilience, and developing emotional awareness through structured, evidence-informed therapeutic exercises delivered by licensed professionals.

A 6-Week Program

  • ✦Face fear and build resilience
  • ✦Develop emotional awareness
  • ✦Learn emotional regulation skills
  • ✦Build community connection
  • ✦Integrate CBT & narrative therapy tools
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Why This Program Benefits Your Practice

Grow your practice with structured, clinician-led group therapy:

  • High-volume, low-lift client flow
  • Insurance-compatible group therapy model
  • Improved client retention
  • Predictable group scheduling and community engagement
"Practices offering therapist-led group programs see increased client retention, consistent revenue streams, and deeper community impact."
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The Team Behind No Fear

Meet the Creator

Jonathan Curtiss filming in Uganda

Jonathan Curtiss

Jonathan Curtiss is an award-winning filmmaker, mental health advocate, and the creator of the narrative Boy No Fear. With a deep commitment to exploring trauma, resilience, and courage, his work bridges storytelling and therapeutic healing. A graduate of USC's School of Cinematic Arts, Jonathan has dedicated his career to amplifying underrepresented voices and fostering emotional literacy through film. His innovative approach integrates narrative therapy principles with creative media to inspire transformation and empowerment in communities around the world.

Therapist Spotlight

Imani Pressley

Imani Pressley, APCC

Imani Pressley brings over 10 years of teaching experience and over 2 years of clinical experience specializing in trauma-informed care, emotional regulation, and mindfulness-based interventions. As an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor, she has facilitated numerous group therapy sessions and is passionate about creating safe, inclusive spaces where clients can explore vulnerability, build resilience, and develop lasting coping skills. Trained in The No Fear Curriculum, Imani has seen its transformative power both personally and professionally, using it to help clients confront fear and embrace courage. Her approach blends evidence-based practices with cultural sensitivity and compassion.

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What You Provide

01

Licensed Supervisor

A licensed supervisor (minimal weekly commitment)

02

Insurance Verification

Insurance verification and billing

03

Therapist to Lead Groups

A therapist (AMFT or LMFT) to lead groups

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What We Provide

01

Complete Curriculum

Structured syllabus, session scripts, guided meditations, and film screenings ready to use.

02

Client Acquisition

Screening questionnaire, waitlist system, and marketing assets to drive client flow to your practice.

03

Insurance Compatibility

The program is designed to align with commonly used group therapy billing structures. All clinical billing decisions, CPT code selection, and reimbursement are determined solely by the practice in accordance with payer guidelines.

04

More Office Space

Group sessions are provided through telehealth to increase access for clients and more office space for practices.

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PARTNER WITH US

High-Interest Program Demand

The No Fear Program is generating growing interest from individuals seeking trauma-informed group therapy, with a steady pipeline of inquiries and referrals.

Program Licensing Model

Practices license the No Fear Group Therapy program through a flat per-participant program licensing fee for access to materials, session structure, and therapeutic content. Your practice independently provides therapy, sets clinical fees, and manages all insurance billing, where applicable.

Minimal Practice Overhead

Our small-group model is designed for delivery via Zoom or telehealth, helping practices expand access while minimizing staffing and space requirements.

Training & Support Included

You receive facilitator training, session scripts, clinical worksheets, and marketing assets to support confident, consistent implementation within your practice.

Philanthropic Impact — Building Hope Project Donation

10% of the Client Fee is donated to the Building Hope Project, a nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to education, leadership development, and community-driven opportunity for young people in underserved communities in Uganda—where Boy No Fear was filmed.