An appointment, and then the fortnight around it. The plan is made in the appointment. It succeeds or fails between them. Pacing is the first thing abandoned on a bad day, and dysregulation undoes the plan before it is ever properly tested. This series works in the interval. It does not replace the clinical plan; it teaches the daily regulation skills that decide whether that plan survives the client's actual week.
The decks written for you
Mapped against the B.C. Peer Support StandardsEight core values, twenty-five competencies. Every deck is mapped against all twenty-five, and the mapping is a generated document rather than an assertion.
A written delivery standard15 core elements, each one written so a third person at the back of the room can mark it.
Two ISBN-registered books behind itEvery session traces to a numbered chapter and named workbook pages, and a build check fails if a heading drifts between the web and print versions.
No outcomes yet. No cohort has run.The measure is chosen and ready: the WHO-5 and the General Self-Efficacy Scale, first session and last, anonymous, and no individual is ever scored.
What you can use today, free
All fifty-five worksheets
Every practice page a participant would be given, free to read and print.
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