The Unlearning Journey: Live Cohort Version is an 8-week guided group experience for people healing from religious trauma and the lingering effects of indoctrination.
This version of the course combines the full course material with live group support, so you’re not moving through the process alone.
Here’s exactly how it works:
The course includes 12 lessons.
Every single week for 8 weeks, we’ll meet live as a group for a dedicated one-hour cohort session. These weekly sessions are focused on processing the reflection exercises, discussing what surfaced for you during the week, asking questions, and learning alongside others who are walking a similar path.
In addition to those weekly cohort sessions, there are 3 separate live interactive lesson experiences (weeks 1, 4, and 8) where we’ll gather and move through the lesson together in real time as a group.
The remaining lessons are completed on your own, using the course videos and workbook, before coming together for the weekly group session.
So to be clear:
You’ll receive:
12 full course lessons
The complete course workbook
8 live weekly group cohort sessions
3 additional live interactive lesson experiences with Josh Foster
A guided 8-week structure so you don’t have to figure out the pacing on your own
Through storytelling, reflection, practical tools, and group support, participants begin noticing the old programming still running in the background, question the beliefs that taught them they were the problem, and reconnect with their own voice.
Cohort 1 begins June 10, 2026.
A self-paced version will be available at a later date (soon) for those who prefer to move through the material independently.
We begin to see the code for what it it. We realize that though we left the system, the system hasn't left us. This arc is about awareness, seeing clearly for the first time how deeply the old programming shaped us. For the first time, we begin to imagine that another way of living might be possible.
We were never taught that power, wisdom, or love could live within us. This act is about discovering what was always ours but never permitted. Here we begin to learn to trust our inner world, perhaps for the first time and receive tools that you can use and begin to practice.
We descend into the deeper layers of our story. We enter the cave, discover the dragon, and ultimately confront the dragon guarding our imagination.