Ten seats. That number isn't a marketing device — it's a working limit. I review every Identity Application Checkpoint personally, and ten is what one clinician can do well alongside a full-time practice.

Eight weeks. You bring your own cases, your own file, and your own gaps. You leave able to say your reasoning out loud under pressure, with people in your unit who can speak to how you think. 

No one here will promise you a seat. What you get is the system for building the evidence an admissions committee is actually reading for — and someone who has spent a decade watching who gets in and who does not, telling you where yours is thin.