Partnerships and affiliates
Responsible introduction to Orpheus.
Orpheus works with partners and affiliates who introduce the system to wider audiences and guide people towards the most appropriate access route, including professional training, organisational use, group programmes or self-help.
What partnerships with Orpheus are for
Partnerships exist to support the ethical, responsible growth of Orpheus.
Rather than positioning Orpheus as a one-size-fits-all solution, partners help people understand what Orpheus is, who it is for, and how best to access it, depending on context and need.
This approach protects users, partners and the integrity of the system.
Who are partnerships are suitable for
Partnerships may suit:
- Therapists or coaches with an established audience
- Educators or trainers working in emotional or behavioural change
- Organisations aligned with Orpheus values
- Individuals with trusted platforms or communities
Partners do not need to be practitioners, but they do need to share Orpheus accurately and within agreed guidelines. Orpheus organisational and group delivery can be supported by Strategic Consultant Sally Baker, ensuring that emotional change work aligns with leadership context, organisational culture and real-world pressures.
This strategic role focuses on clarity, ethical use, and integration, rather than on the delivery of tools alone. It mirrors the principles outlined in the Leadership and Corporate work, where nervous system safety, emotional regulation and decision-making under pressure are central.
Strategic consultancy is available where organisations require senior oversight, contextual understanding or alignment with broader leadership objectives.
Explore Leadership and Corporate consultancy
What partners do
Partners may:
- Introduce Orpheus to their audience
- Explain the different access routes
- Direct people towards professional training, organisational use, group programmes or self-help
- Refer therapists, coaches or organisations who may benefit
Partners act as guides, not providers of therapy or training.
What partners do not do
Partners do not:
- Provide clinical or therapeutic guidance
- Assess individual suitability
- Replace professional oversight
- Present Orpheus as a guaranteed outcome or quick fix
This clarity protects both partners and users.
Support and guidance for partners
Partners are supported with clear guidance on:
- How to describe Orpheus accurately
- How to explain appropriate use
- How to direct enquiries responsibly
This ensures consistency, credibility and ethical alignment across all partnership activity.
Next steps for partnerships
If you are interested in partnering with Orpheus:
- Enquire about partnership suitability
- Discuss your audience and context
- Understand how to guide people to the right access route
