Question 1

We were together a long time but never married. Does this still apply?

Accepted Answer

Yes, that is exactly this path. The Long-term track has its own six semesters, from The Doubt through Opening Up Again, written for an ending with no legal roadmap.

Question 2

What if I was the one who ended it?

Accepted Answer

Leaving is its own grief and the curriculum treats it that way. Alma asks who ended it during intake, and your path changes based on the answer.

Question 3

Is Alma therapy?

Accepted Answer

No. Alma is an AI advisor inside an educational curriculum. She cannot diagnose, treat, prescribe, or provide crisis care, and she is not a licensed therapist. She is built to sit alongside therapy, or to be something structured to work with when therapy is out of reach or you are between appointments.

Question 4

What does it cost to start?

Accepted Answer

Nothing. The Audit tier is $0 forever and includes: alma enrollment intake session, personalized curriculum plan, 5 alma messages per day, daily check-ins, previews of every gated section. Enrolled is $19/month and opens every school, track, and elective, unlimited alma sessions with memory, journaling, insights, and patterns, library readings and insights, community access, progress tracking, report card, and graduation.

Question 5

How long does enrollment take?

Accepted Answer

A few minutes. You create an account (name, email, and password), then have a chat-only intake with Alma. No uploads: she builds your semester path from the conversation.

Question 6

What happens to what I tell Alma?

Accepted Answer

Your account, journal entries, and conversations are stored so Alma can remember them between sessions. To generate her replies we send relevant portions to third-party AI providers through a secure gateway. We do not sell your data. You can delete your account and all of its data from your Profile page at any time. EX University is not a HIPAA-covered healthcare provider.

Question 7

What if I am in crisis?

Accepted Answer

This is not emergency support. If you are having thoughts of self-harm, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (call or text 988 in the US) or your local emergency services. Alma surfaces crisis resources when she detects crisis language, but she is not a substitute for reaching a person.

Breakup Recovery: A Structured Curriculum for After a Relationship Ends