Courses
Currently our courses are hosted by “Forento” and must be purchased through their site. We are working on integrating everything to our website here but due to our own financial and Disability-related limitations, as of 2026, “Forento” works best for us. We value your constructive feedback via email or via using our “anonymous feedback form.”
As a commitment to anti-capitalism, we also try our best to make certain no one is turned away from education due to lack of funds. If you are financially secure and would like to support us in keeping pricing low (as well as providing free educational events), please consider contributing to our “CommUNITY Care Fundraiser” OR our “DEIJ Fund.”
For many of our courses we offer at least three tiers following the philosophy of “The Green Bottle” as our foundation. The tiers are as follows:
- CommUNITY Rate: Select this rate if you struggle to meet your basic survival needs* each month but do manage to get by.
- Standard Rate: Select this rate if your basic survival needs* are met each month. You might have some debt but you may also own a home, vehicle, and so forth. You may not have a savings but you have some occasional expendable income for wants.
- Supporter Rate: Select this rate if all of your basic survival needs are met and you have expendable income for your wants. Expendable income might mean you are able to go out to a restaurant, go to a movie or concert, afford an annual vacation, buy new clothes and other new items each month.
*We define “basic survival needs” as the following: food, housing, transportation, clothing, pet care, and healthcare. If none of these three tiers are possible for you, please contact us at LABCollective@proton.me so we can find a solution to get you education for free. The majority of us at LAB are working poor (IF we can even work “traditional” jobs at all). So it might take us some time but we WILL find a way to provide this education to ALL.*
Course Offerings:
- Dog At Heart: Roadmap Out of Reactivity
- Dog At Heart & LAB Collaboration: Decolonising Trauma-Informed Care:
- Introduction to Ethology




