Licensing & Permissions
We’re grateful that you find value in the ST:AR Model and related materials.
Our goal is to make these resources widely useful while preserving the integrity of the framework.
This page explains what is generally permitted, what requires permission, and how to request additional licensing.
Personal Use
Unless otherwise stated, products purchased through Leaving Survival Mode include a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable license for the purchaser.
Personal use includes:
reading the materials
personal study and reflection
completing worksheets
discussing concepts with friends or family
printing copies for your own use
Personal-use purchases may not be shared, copied, distributed, uploaded, or resold.
Practitioner Use
If you are a therapist, coach, educator, consultant, facilitator, or other practitioner and would like to use the ST:AR Model in your work with clients, students, or participants, please contact us about practitioner licensing.
Group, Organizational, and Educational Use
Please contact us if you are interested in using ST:AR materials for:
workshops
support groups
classrooms
training
programs
organizations
clinics
universities
churches
conferences
If you are unsure whether your intended use requires additional permission, please contact us.
What You May Not Do
Unless expressly authorized in writing, you may not:
reproduce materials for public distribution
upload materials to websites or shared drives
resell or redistribute digital products
modify materials and present them as original work
remove copyright notices or trademarks
create derivative products, frameworks, courses, or materials that substantially reproduce or repackage ST:AR content
incorporate ST:AR materials into commercial courses or paid memberships without permission
use ST:AR branding in a way that implies endorsement or certification
Quotations and Attribution
Brief quotations may be used for:
reviews
academic discussion
commentary
educational reference
Please provide appropriate attribution to:
Sam Daines
Leaving Survival Mode
The ST:AR Model™
Longer excerpts, worksheets, diagrams, illustrations, or State maps require written permission unless otherwise permitted by the applicable license.
Presentations and Teaching
Creating independent courses, certification programs, workshops, or commercial training based substantially on ST:AR requires written permission.
Translation and Adaptation
Translations, adaptations, or derivative works require written permission.
This helps preserve the accuracy and integrity of the model across different languages and contexts.
AI and Automated Systems
ST:AR materials may not be used to train artificial intelligence models, machine learning systems, automated knowledge bases, or commercial datasets without written permission.
Personal use of AI tools to help understand, summarize, organize, or work with lawfully purchased materials is permitted, provided the materials are not redistributed, published, used to create competing products, or incorporated into commercial systems.
Copyright and Ownership
Purchasing or downloading ST:AR materials does not transfer ownership.
All intellectual property rights remain with Sam Daines and/or the applicable rights holder.
Protected materials include, but are not limited to:
written content
worksheets
illustrations
State maps
diagrams
graphics
terminology
educational materials
presentations
downloadable resources
branding
logos
Permission Requests
We’re happy to consider requests for:
educational use
organizational licensing
translations
research
conference presentations
workshops
media use
publishing
commercial partnerships
Please contact:
connect@leavingsurvivalmode.com
Please include:
your organization, if applicable
how you would like to use the material
estimated audience size
whether the use is commercial or non-commercial
We’ll do our best to respond promptly.
Our Philosophy
Our goal is to see the ST:AR Model used thoughtfully and in ways that preserve the integrity of the work.
If you’re unsure, please ask. We’d rather help you find an appropriate way to use the materials than have you guess.
Thank you for respecting the work and helping preserve its quality for everyone.