The calm is a skill, not your whole self
Being the person who copes is something you learned. It is not the limit of who you are allowed to be.
Being the person who copes is something you learned. It is not the limit of who you are allowed to be.
Short lessons you can pick up between shifts, saved where you left them, with nothing to attend live.
This is education and coaching, not therapy, and it does not ask you to relive jobs you would rather leave alone.
Paying for a course or a membership is an investment in yourself first. It also pays for the research this learning is built from, and for free places for people who cannot pay, delivered with Trafford Veterans CIC, Out in the Bay and Red Rose Recovery.
Nobody is asked to pay in order to be supported, and the free Introduction to AURIS stays free.
See the partners and what donations pay forAmbulance services and trusts can deliver this work with us at team level. Individual learning stays private either way.
How AURIS works with organisationsReading explains the pattern. The first free course gives you something to practise.
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Introduction to AURISUnderstand AURIS and the five pillars.
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The five pathwaysFive situations AURIS is written for. A pathway is a suggested order, never a requirement.
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