
THE CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY RELATIONSHIPS
Strengthening Relationships in the LGBTQ+ Community Since 2014

QTAP 2025-2026
The QTAP program includes two semesters and incorporates four components:
Core Curriculum Courses, Anti-Racism Classes, Consultation, and Conference Attendance
Subject to change
QTAP Orientation - 6PM CST, September 14, 2025
Mandatory online meeting with our QTAP staff to review program components and steps toward graduation.
1 hour total

01

Core Curriculum
Review Courses
Students watch 14 hours of pre-recorded videos recorded by our instructors, each semester. Each course is followed by a short quiz which students must pass before moving on to the next course. Courses cover a variety of relevant topics, including queer & trans history, relationships, WPATH Standards of Care, legal and estate planning for LGBTQ+ persons and families, dating, non-monogamy, parenting, and more.
28 hours total
02
Anti-Racism Classes
Becoming a competent care provider for the queer community requires an understanding of intersectionality. The interconnectedness of homophobia, racism, sexism, classism, ableism, anti-Semitism, ageism, etc., shapes our experiences. QTAP providers work to dismantle all forms of oppression. Toward that goal, students participate in two 3-hour Anti-Racism classes during the Fall Semester and one 3-hour class in the Spring Semester. Some additional reading required.
9 hours total

03

Individual & Group Consultation
QTAP students schedule four 60-minute individual sessions with their assigned faculty consultant each semester (8 sessions for the year), plus four 90-minute group sessions with the QTAP Director of Curriculum. NOTE: Individual consultation involves confidential case discussions by those in the mental health field. Therefore, those working toward QTAP-Affiliate designation instead of certification attend group but are not required to participate in individual consultation.
8 hours individual + 6 hours group = 14 hours total
(QTAP-Affiliates = 6 hours group only)
04
CRC Attendance & Graduation
QTAP students finish the program by attending the Contemporary Relationships Conference in the Spring (Monmouth University, dates to be announced soon) and earning at least 8 credit hours. This in-person event is an energetic and fun way to collaborate with your cohort and includes a graduation ceremony to publicly recognize students for achieving QTAP certification.
8 hours minimum

Get QTAP certified!

60 Hours
Fall Semester: September - December
Spring Semester: February - May
Spring
FEES
1. Program Fee - covers access to all pre-recorded Core Curriculum Courses, registration for the Contemporary Relationships Conference, and Graduation in 2026.*
OPTION 1 = $999:
Lump Sum = $999 due at registration
OPTION 2 = $1,100:
Split-Payment Plan = $550 at registration, $550 due in 45 days
OPTION 3 = $1,200:
Installment Plan = $400 due at registration, $400 in 30 days, and the final payment of $400 in 60 days
2. Anti-Racism Classes - paid directly to the instructor at the time of each of the three classes.
$150 per class, $450 total
3. Consultation - paid directly to your assigned consultant at the time of each meeting.
Individual = $110 per consultation, $880 total. (Required for QTAP certification but not for QTAP-Affiliate designation)
Group = $75 per group, $300 total
* Travel and hotel expenses not included