The intake, explained.

Wired for More is a small, limited founding group of women who do eight weeks of real work together. The group is the programme. One conversation before you commit protects two things at once: that the programme is genuinely right for you, and that the group is right for everyone in it.

The intake is not an exam and not a sales call. It is a mutual check. You are deciding too.

• When: after your application has been reviewed and you have received a positive outcome by email.
• Format: a video call with Morgaine, one on one.
• Length: around 30 minutes.
• Preparation: none needed beyond your application. Come as you are.
• Recording: the conversation is not recorded.

Three things, in plain terms:

• Where you are. What is going on in your life and work right now, and what made you apply. Not your whole history, just the present moment.
• What you want from the eight weeks. What you hope will be different afterwards, so we can both check that the programme is built for that.
• Whether the timing is right. The programme asks for real engagement: eight evenings, work between sessions, and openness in a group. We talk honestly about whether this is the right season for it. If you are currently in treatment or going through an acute crisis, we will discuss whether now is the moment, and the Crisis & Scope page explains where the programme's boundaries lie.

You are never obliged to share medical or psychological details. Anything you do choose to share is treated confidentially and handled as described in the Privacy Statement.

Within five business days you receive a clear answer by email. Three outcomes are possible: a confirmed place, a place in a later group if the timing fits better, or an honest no with the reason why. If the answer is yes, you receive the payment details and the practical information, and your place is final once payment or the first instalment is received.

Nothing is owed for the application or the intake itself. The 14-day withdrawal period under Dutch consumer law starts only once the agreement is concluded, as set out in the Terms & Conditions.